Traveling to far away lands, staying in nice suites on ships and in hotels, experiencing the euphoria of seeing new things and being committed to document those experiences — a travel writer's life does indeed sound glamorous. On the flip side, I'm divorced, see my kids less than I would like, and I have to work extra hard to keep up a network of close friends. Still, I couldn't imagine being more fulfilled than living the life I am living. Take a look into the life of a travel writer — warts and all — Moving Is Living: A Life Spent Avidly Traveling

You may be able to answer emphatically when someone asks you where your home is. I can't. Splitting my life between hotels and cruise ships, the concept of home — as well as the idea of family and belonging — takes on new meaning. Home is where the heart is? I joke that "Home is where the Hilton is." One benefit of the hotel lifestyle: points. See Sleeping In London At $400+ Per Night — For Free

There are tricks to travel — or at least tricks to making travel more effective and comfortable. "The Art of Travel" is designed to be a place where travelers can discuss how to make travel experiences the richest that they can be. Travel Tips: The Art Of Travel