05/28/2025
📚I’m a sucker for a good book, but a travel book? Forget about it. Game over.
🗺️If you really want to know the key to my heart, this is it. Novels, coffee table books, first hand experiences; anything related to travel, I’m obsessed.
Here are my top 5 travel books I own:
1. The Geography of Bliss by Eric Weiner
A humorous and thought-provoking travel memoir, Weiner journeys to the world’s happiest countries to explore how geography, culture, and mindset shape human happiness. Through visits to places like Iceland, Bhutan, and Switzerland, he uncovers surprising insights about joy, purpose, and what it means to live well.
2. Journeys of a Lifetime: 500 of the World’s Greatest Trips by National Geographic
This visually stunning guidebook showcases 500 extraordinary travel experiences across the globe, from epic road trips and scenic train rides to cultural pilgrimages and wildlife safaris. Packed with expert tips and vivid photography, it’s a dream planner for adventurers at any stage of life.
3. Bucket List Family Travel by Jessica Gee
Written by the popular “Bucket List Family,” this book is a heartfelt and practical guide for families seeking meaningful travel. It blends personal stories with tips on planning, budgeting, and traveling with kids in a way that’s adventurous and attainable.
4. The Travel Book: A Journey Through Every Country in the World by Lonely Planet
A country-by-country guide packed with cultural facts, stunning photos, and travel highlights, this book offers a whirlwind tour of all 200+ nations. It’s both an educational resource and inspiration for globetrotters who dream of exploring the entire planet.
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