Faq

Answers to all the questions.

• My name’s Burger and I travel abroad.
• It implies food and travel. 
• I write about food and travel.
• I'm a vegan named Burger and that's ironic. 
• I eat burgers abroad and that's also ironic.
• 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 abroad and that's funny.
• Women are sometimes called broads which is kindof funny.
• My travel fails are like An Idiot Abroad which is really funny.
• Burger is citizen in Dutch, and Citizen Abroad sounds cool.
• To dispel the meat myth; the best burgers are plant-based.

Check out how to start a travel blog and how to make money travel blogging. Start with Jimdo.

In Jimdo, you have complete creative control over everything, so I tweak things often because it's fun. The current template is Reykjavik.

Into oblivion! I didn't want spend any more of time culling spam every 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, or working at any job, and I never liked paying bills either. I've been semi-nomadic for 25 years and full-time nomadic for 7 years.

Slow travel is the mindful experience of being an explorer, not a tourist. Instead of a few days running around overrated tourist areas, slow travel is spending quality time living like a local. 

Housesitting is when a sitter lives in a home while the homeowners go on vacation to care for the pets and home and in exchange for free accommodation.

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.

No, that's impossible since I always live in new places, in awesome homes with sweet pets, endless amenities and entertainment, and tons of food to eat and nature to explore.

As a minimalist, I travel light, not only carry-on only, but under-seat only. I own 5 kgs total. It's cheaper, safer, and simpler. I breeze through security, skip baggage claims, and laugh at overhead bins. A capsule wardrobe is perfect for travel since it's quick and easy to clean and wear.  

Zero waste is aiming to re-use, reduce, recycle and compost, avoid disposables, and create minimal trash. A lifestyle of voluntary simplicity aims to reduce consumption.

I'm a longtime ethical vegan of 27 years because I care about animals. And the tasty eats we all love are available everywhere made out of plants. See quotes, questions, and movies.

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, the burger hall of fame, and top 100 world eats on instagram.

Nowhere. I don't cook. There's no need to do manual labor when there's so much delicious food being prepared by passionate chefs all around the world. I travel to eat like Bourdain.

I've lived in 30 cities in 12 states in the US, and in 65 more countries, but I have no base or home. I dont like counting countries, instead I travel slow, go where I want, and stay where I love. Go to destinations for more country stories.

Before housesitting internationally, I ran a petsitting biz, was a vet tech for a decade, and before that, an artist. So, I was gathering a very particular set of skills to petsit animals and be a travel writer. Just like Neeson.

I slowly wander the world, have mostly one-way conventions with animals, and try to find interesting things to do between meals. I’m usually out eating food, exploring cities, walking in nature, or home snuggling pets, writing stories, or watching movies. I don't cook, clean, work, workout, or have bills, a schedule, an alarm clock, or anything else that sucks.

I love Reykjavik, Amsterdam, Chiang Mai, and Seoul. I fall in love with easy living and great food.

Since I travel solo, it’s safer for me to blend in with locals. Also, in most reviews I do, I can participate without the staff knowing who I am so my experience is authentic.

Because they're ridiculous and I hate them. Point the camera at the subject, not yourself. That's bass ackwards.

Go to resources for everything I use, things to do for how, apps I use to travel, and free travel discounts for codes you can use to save money and get cheaper stuff.