This is a post containing a few of my favourite e-Books related to travel and the lifestyle of travel. These books will hopefully come in handy if you also want to travel the world and work for yourself online, become location independent and be able to travel as much as you want. Just click on the links and you can buy these books online instantly, they are e-mailed directly to you. That’s the beauty of e-Books!
1. How to Make Money With Your Travel Blog!!
This book does exactly what it says, it shows you how to make money with your travel blog, a totally fantastic read, very in depth and detailed and ultimately if you can put the effort and time into your travel blog then you will make money on it for sure!
How to make money with your travel blog by Nomadic Matt, Matt Kepnes
2. How to Travel the World on 50 US Dollars a Day!!
Yes you can travel the world for $50 US Dollars a day! As a rough average, Matt Kepnes has given a figure of $50 US a day to help you travel round the world. It’s easy if you follow his incredible tips and do it. The only extra advice I’d add is make sure you have a job while you travel, as that’s what I do.
How to Travel the World on 50 US Dollars A Day!!
Monday’s Money Saving Tips: Nomadic Matt’s Book on How to Travel the World on $500 per day!
3. How to Teach English Overseas!!
Again Nomadic Matt comes up trumps with this perfect book on teaching English overseas. It’s a great insight into how to earn money all over the world. It surprised me how easy it is to teach English on your travels and this is a MUST BUY book if you intend to do so. Plus if you don’t like it you can get a full refund after 30 days! Can’t say fairer than that!
4. Nomadic Matt’s World Travel Tips!!
This a book which has some really excellent travel tips that you have never heard of! Buy it and see the world.
Nomadic Matt’s World Travel Tips
5. How to do Taiwan on the cheap!!
It’s no secret how much I love Taiwan if you check out my extensive back catalogue of posts on it you will know that: Jonny Blair does Taiwan. It’s a cheap enough country as things stands but his e-Book allows you to see Taiwan for even cheaper.
6. The Liar’s Guide to South America
This book, written by Mike Delwiche is a story of love and travel and follows Andrew Mozart around South America – read about it here: The Liar’s Guide to South America and buy it here: Liar’s Guide to South America.
7. How to Live a Life of Travel
This book by Derek Earl Baron, is as good as it gets. Once you read it you will think differently and you will get out and see the world! You really can live a lifestyle of travel. Click the link to buy:
8. Get Paid to Travel: Work on a Cruise Ship
Work on a cruise ship, save loads of money and see the world! That’s all there is to it – read this book and you will be able to work on a cruise ship, travel the world and live your travel dreams. Can’t recommend it enough!
How to get a job on a Cruise Ship
9. The Ultimate Guide to Travel Hacking!
This brand new e-Book from Nomadic Matt is bunged full of tips and tricks to help you travel for longer, cheaper and smarter. Matt knows his stuff, really worthwhile purchase this one: Guide to Travel Hacking
10. Traveling in Sin by Lisa and George
Lisa and George from We Said Go Travel have released a cool travel memoir of their journeys, you can buy Traveling in Sin here or read my review.
My Books
I have written for quite a few books down the years including these ones.
1. Green and White Army (2008)
I’m interviewed in two pages in this book on the Green and White Army, Northern Ireland fans from 2008, written by Ivan Martin.
Green and White Army: The Northern Ireland Fans
2. Albania to America (2010)
I wrote an entire chapter on travelling to Belarus in this book from 2010, written by Shaun Schofield.
Albania to America – with Belfast in Between
3. My First Ever Travel Blog: School Trip to the Netherlands, 1991 (2015)
This e-Book contains the original hand written diary of my first ever travel blog from my trip to the Netherlands in 1991, the first time I travelled without my parents.
Jonny Blair’s First Ever Travel Blog
My First Ever Travel Blog: School Trip to the Netherlands, 1991
4. Crossing Borders in South America (2015)
I contributed a few chapters and border crossings for this book on Crossing Borders in South America by Kali Kucera and Lorraine Caputo.
Crossing South America Borders
World Borders: South America border crossings book
5. The Backpackers Guide to the Inca Trail in Peru
The Backpackers Guide to the Inca Trail is my guide to the Inca Trail. Back in 2010 I hiked the real Inca Trail in Peru and it was always my dream to release a book about it to help others interested in doing the popular hike. The book is a detailed 102 page guide to hiking the Inca Trail, with a full overview on how to get the most out of the hike as well as containing my entire diary from the four day hike! I’m excited that it is finally released.
The Backpackers Guide to the Inca Trail by Jonny Blair
Quit your Job! Travel the World!
Inspiring Your Travels by Andrea!
How to get a job on Cruise Ships
Don’t Stop Living – a lifestyle of travel!
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Hi Luis, Thanks for the comment and I am extremely sorry for the huge delay in replying to you. I have been going through problems with depression and wasn’t checking the comments or messages that much. Stay safe. Jonny