Meet Erin Burt, A Tiplr Explorer

Erin is an avid traveler and environmentalist from Oceanside, California. She has an MBA in Environmental Management and is interested in marine conservation. She has been backpacking around Asia, South America, and Europe for two and a half years. She also loves IPA’s…

The Way to Find Oneself

El Camino de Santiago

Some days ago I interviewed Irene Trancossi, a 21 year old photography student, who last summer undertook a big adventure on her own. After having spoke with her, I started to report what she told me, and my head flew away to…

The Last Guide You Will Ever Need

Tiplr. A Travel Startup

I have a terrific travel platform in mind which combines a Lonely Planet guidebook with an Instagram, making it incredibly easy to access smart travel tips and guides from anywhere! A tool as exhaustive as…

Work with the Locals in Southeast Asia

At Tiplr we dream about amazing travels and we try to record and report any kind of adventurous experience we come across. It could be a sort of masochism, because it only increases our desire to start our next trip…but it is also a way to dream and plan it for…

Car to Farm

Exploring Food From the Italian Countryside

Bogotá Bound

Rose Goes South • Chapter 1

Here at Tiplr we’re all about experimenting (alongside adventure, trips, tips, pics and a number of other travel related nouns!) So here goes a first for the Tiplr team… An ambitious attempt at a blog-a-day from me, in Colombia…

Exploring Bogotá’s Boroughs

Rose Goes South • Chapter 3

Last night’s mixture of altitude, jet lag and Cuba Libre cocktails made this morning less productive than we might have liked…OK so it was probably mostly down to the Cuba Libres, but I’m sure anyone trying…

Bogotá, Beers and Altitude

Rose Goes South • Chapter 2

Nobody told me this city comes with serious altitude. Luckily, I´m not one to suffer from sickness, but even the strongest of stomaches turns on 6 hours sleep and the prospect of heading up to the Cerra de…