Reddit Travel (www.reddit.com)
Hundreds of thousands of redditors come together to talk about travel, offer tips, and share stories.
Travels of Adam (travelsofadam.com)
Adam quit his job in 2010 and went a-travelin'. Now he lives in Berlin, telling stories about his city and his travels.
Fresh Off the Grid (www.freshoffthegrid.com)
This is a combination of travel blog and outdoor cooking blog. It'll make your mouth water and give you the travel bug at the same time.
Roam Magazine (roam-magazine.co)
This is a photography-heavy blog, offering photo essays from around the world.
Melting Butter (www.meltingbutter.com)
Offers highly curated stories and a layout that makes seeing lots of content easy.
Roads and Kingdoms (roadsandkingdoms.com)
Offers longer-form travel pieces focusing on the quirky and controversial places and faces around the world.
Legal Nomads (www.legalnomads.com)
Tells the story of solo women traveling throughout the world. Also useful for gluten free travelers!
Culinary Backstreets (culinarybackstreets.com)
As the name suggests, Culinary Backstreets eat their way around the world, but only on the backstreets. Learn about street foods around the world here.
Landcruising Adventure (landcruisingadventure.com)
Your one-stop-shop to learn about road tripping. Plus you get to follow along with their awesome trips.
Meraviglia Paper (meravigliapaper.com)
Has a heavy emphases on food, especially in Italy. But they still cover places all around the world, and their photography is beautiful.
Rick Steves (blog.ricksteves.com)
He made his name giving travel tours and advice for the European-bound. Today, his blog offers destinations, tips, and tricks for travelers.
Scandinavia Standard (www.scandinaviastandard.com)
Centers on the Scandinavian countries: Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. Get all the local tips on these countaries for your trip here.
Nomadic Matt (www.nomadicmatt.com)
Has earned accolades from all sorts of major news outlets. His blog compiles not only travel destinations, but deals and tips.
Carnets de Traverse (www.carnets-de-traverse.com)
This French couple travels around the world, hitting of-the-beaten-path places rather than popular destinations. Even if you don't feel like reading translated French, you can enjoy the beautiful photography.