Robert Schrader

Why I’ve Done a 180 on Travel Hacking

Frequent traveler benefits have continued to free fall—I’m not sure savvy travelers can avoid hacking any longer.

Teaching English in China is a more common career choice these days—and not just because bloggers like me have publicized it.

I spent my time in Montenegro, both inside and outside the Kotor City Walls, feeling decidedly uninspired. Here’s why.

If you’re in Bosnia and aren’t sure whether to make the trip to Sarajevo, go.

“Downtown Switzerland” is anything but boring.

The Balkan countries themselves are a museum of broken relationships.

I wasn’t sitting alone in a Belgrade park in the middle of the night, having an imaginary conversation with a Nikola Tesla statue.

The battle that occurred in Kotor in 1814 was a big loss for France, but not the biggest: At Waterloo, Napoleon did surrender.

All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.

I can’t honestly say I would trade even a single tomorrow for all my yesterdays, as fondly as I remember them.