frequently asked questions

If it fits and you pay. I'm happy to create a mutually beneficial partnership, but I don't work for free because I like to eat food. Go to advertise to send a partnership request.

• My name's Burger and I travel abroad.
• It implies food and travel.
• I write about food and travel.
• I'm vegan and my name's Burger and that's ironic.
• I eat burgers while abroad and that's funny.
• People like burgers because they're awesome. 
• People like alliteration because it's soothing.
• Being at the top of the alphabet is helpful.
• Being easy to say, spell, and remember is also helpful. 
• Americans are called burgers while abroad and that's ironic.
• Women are sometimes called broads which is kindof funny.
• My travel fails are often like An Idiot Abroad which is really funny.
• Ultimately, to dispel the meat myth and show good burgers are made of plants.

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Into oblivion! I didn't want spend any more of my precious time culling spam every darn day so I turned them off.

I'm allergic to monotony. I've always lived in different places, but was never happy in any little box made out of ticky tacky, working at any job, and I never liked paying bills either. I've been semi-nomadic for 20 years and full-time for 6. 

Someone that travels non-stop, with no home or base.

Well, Nosey McNoserson, by housesitting for free accommodation and this travel blog for income. Since you're so involved in my income, go buy me burgers!

No. I'm not traveling constantly. I stay a while in one place, so I only have a travel day every 1 or 2 months. 

Housesitting is when a sitter lives in a home while the owners go on vacation, and exchange their attention for the home and care for pets for free accommodation. Housesitting ensures safety, guardianship and care for both the home and pets so it's a win-win for everyone.

I was born this way. I am solo, so I just go. I enjoy being introverted and I also think it's fun to do whatever I want, whenever I want, without comprising with anyone, ever.

Never. I'm happy in the company of animals. It's impossible for me to be bored since I stay in awesome homes in new countries, with new foods, sweet pets, fun amenities, and endless entertainment like music, books, and movies.

As a minimalist, I travel light, not only carry-on only, but under-seat only. It's cheaper, safer, and simpler. I breeze by security, skip baggage claims, and laugh at those darn overhead bins. A capsule wardrobe is ideal for travel since it's quick and easy to clean and wear.

Zero waste means avoiding disposables, aiming to re-use, reduce, recycle and compost, and to create as little trash as possible in en effort to try to reduce your carbon footprint.

I'm a longtime ethical vegan of 26+ years, for animals that don't deserve abuse, the planet animal agriculture is destroying, and myself, a plant eater. Tasty eats we all love are made of plants everywhere in the world. See popular quotes, top questions, and informative movies for more.

Super easy. I eat a lot, all the time, everywhere. It's easy to find meals at any restaurant, street stall or market. I use these apps to find food and to translate. See food posts, the burger hall of fame, and more eats on instagram.

Nowhere. I don't cook. No need to since there's so much delicious food being prepared by passionate, skilled professionals worldwide. I travel to eat, Bourdain-style.

I've lived in 30+ cities in 10+ states in the US and have been living and traveling in 50+ countries, but I have no base or home. I travel slow, go where I want, and stay where I love. Go to destinations for country stories.

I'm always exploring new fav spots around the world. The places I like best are: Reykjavik, Amsterdam, Ubud, Chiang Mai, Portland, Albuquerque, Brighton, and Italy. Ease of living and tons of great food are my top selling points.

Go to resources for everything I use and recommend (plus lots of discounts), things to do for how I prepare to travel, and check out all the apps I use to travel. 

It's easier. I travel solo full-time so it's safer to blend in with locals, plus I really hate selfies. In most of the reviews I do, I can participate without the staff knowing who I am so that my experience and review are authentic.

Because they're totally ridiculous. Point the camera at the subject, not yourself. That's ass backwards.

I'm either out eating, walking in nature, exploring the city, or home snuggling pets, writing stories, or watching movies. I don't cook, clean, work, work out, have a schedule, alarm clock, bills, or anything else that sucks.

Lots of time in Portland, "where young people go to retire", inspired me into an untraditional lifestyle and retirement.