For the über-Road Warriors - those who spend their lives on the road

Melissa,

Welcome to the Know More Media team! While I have run up on a ton of miles over the years, I still feel that there are those in the secret club of the uber-travellers that have all these tips that would make my life so much better with all of this traveling. I am excited to get a glimpse into this elite club that you belong to!

Welcome to our humble network, Melissa! I'm excited to learn from you all about traveling in style. I dream of the day when I can get up the courage to pack super light for a long trip.

Tim: definitely :-) You can even expect tips on how to get that sought after upgrade to business class.

Thanks, Easton. Glad to be part of a network like no other. It's an interesting team with topics that are equally interesting and which, I think, would definitely cater to certain niche.

I look forward to sharing my knowledge and experiences with all of you inasmuch as I look forward to learning from all the other wonderful bloggers here.

Hi Melissa!

Just dropping by to welcome you to the KMM family. I love it here and I'm sure you will too :) Looking forward to hearing some great and not-so-great customer service travel stories. I'm sure you have plenty of them!

Hey, Maria!

Thanks for the warm welcome. I am loving it here, already.

Oh yea, horror stories (Lufthansa) and those where I rave about their services (Cathay).

Melissa, excellent to have you on the team. Great job with the blog already. Welcome to our network; we're looking forward to a stellar future!

Now that I think about it, I have to agree with you: all work and no play makes Jill a dull girl - hehe... reminds me of kindergarten. thanks for the memories...

I find your ideas fascinating and your decision to turn travel writing into a business to be inspiring. I’m a writer myself and I like to take inspiration wherever I can get it. But I have to ask you, if you’re an architect, why do you want to spend so much of your time writing about travel, airlines, hotels, loyalty programs and all of the other things that go on the travel plate? I find it so strange that an architect could find these sorts of topics interesting and I would love to know your motivation for doing this type of writing. Also, if you don’t mine my asking, which it’s okay if you don’t want to answer, I’m just curious…why are you an expatriate? And of course, why are you still living in Germany if that is the case? It just seems strange and I would love to know the background to your story.

Hey you remind me of my former boss. He is also a traveler. At the end of each trip you’ll see that his notebook or organizer is filled with notes. Most of these notes are about the place he has been to. Information such as cheap gift shops, attractions, weather, and the likes are the usual content of his notes. He is also thinking of making a web site inspired by Lonely Planet book. I hope you two will meet.

Hi Melissa!
Just like you, I also would want to start a travel blog. I love taking pictures of places I’ve been to. My most favorite is taking pictures of native food. But of course, in order to survive in this world of photography and travel blogs, taking pictures is just one of the very basic requirements. I hope you can tell us some of your secrets.

Ahhhh.... you reminded me of our European trip my wife and I had last year. Dubrovnik, Santorini, Paris and Venice were just the highlights. What an experience!!!