Buzzfeed: Bring Me! Guided Travel Journal - by Buzzfeed & Louise Khong & Ayla Smith (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

For years, Buzzfeed's popular travel vertical Bring Me! has provided wanderers with the best and most reliable travel content. Serving as a companion to BuzzFeed's Bring Me! The Travel-Lover's Guide to the World's Most Unlikely Destinations, Remarkable Experiences, and Spectacular Sights, this officially licensed travel journal is the perfect place to keep track of all your adventures on the road.

With useful information about fun and interesting places to explore, thought-provoking prompts, and travel tips and suggestions on packing, lodging, safety, and eco-conscious travel, readers can easily take this portable journal with them. There is also space to record travel wish lists and bucket lists, reflect on experiences, and inspire travelers on their next great adventure. Included is a paper pocket at the back of the journal for safekeeping notes, receipts, and other mementos from your trip.

About the Author

Louise Khong is a New York-based writer, editor, and creative who hails from Melbourne, Australia. She was most recently the Director of Content and Strategy for BuzzFeed's travel and experience brand, Bring Me! An avid traveler and advocate for PTO, Louise has visited more than 30 countries and touched every continent bar one (she's looking at you, Antarctica). Her favorite things to do while traveling include overpacking, learning to cook local cuisine, taking average photos of amazing places, and writing postcards but forgetting to send them.

Ayla Smith is a writer, creative, and full-time plant enthusiast living in Los Angeles. Originally from Sydney, Australia, she has worked at BuzzFeed for over seven years, most recently on the international team as Director, International Content. In this time she has lived and worked in Tokyo and Mexico City, and has also spent time at BuzzFeed offices in São Paulo, Berlin, London, Toronto, and Sydney. When traveling, she loves finding good nature, wandering the streets with no map, and organizing an entire trip around where and what to eat.