Bucket List Archives - Page 7 of 23 - The Bucket List Project

A man watching the Sunrise on a Hike as he uses travel to heal after a traumatic event

Why Travelling Could Be The Perfect Way To Heal After A Traumatic Event

September 9, 2020 Eric Gamble

Being involved in a traumatic event – be it a car accident or something else – can have a huge impact on your life in a number of ways. One area of your life that can be significantly impacted by any kind of traumatic experience is your mental health and wellbeing – it’s not easy moving past a traumatic situation, and it’s important to understand that. However, a lot of people find that after being involved in a traumatic situation,…

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Person holding a black and gold globe showing South America

Budget Travel in South America

August 18, 2020 Eric Gamble

Are you dreaming of an amazing bucket list trip to South America? Of course, you are! Who wouldn’t want to dive into the rich culture, eat unbelievable food, or explore the different cities? Plus, where else can you trek the world’s driest desert, then walk amid beautiful tropical rainforests, and wrap it up by exploring the ancient civilizations of the Incas? But for a Continent with 12 amazing yet unique countries, is it easy to travel South America on a…

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View of the Great Smoky Mountains at Sunrise

Six of the Best Things To Do in The Great Smoky Mountains

August 12, 2020 Eric Gamble

If you like to experience the great outdoors, then a trip to The Great Smoky Mountains range is a must. The mountain range is across the Tennessee and the North Carolina border, but is a great spot, for locals and tourists alike. But what are the best things to do there? Here are some of the top things to do in the area. Whether you are planning a trip there or want to add the area to your bucket list,…

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Best Airbnbs in the U.S.

August 3, 2020 Eric Gamble

Editor’s Note: The “Best Airbnbs in the U.S.” was originally published August 2020 and has recently been updated and revised for accuracy and comprehensiveness. You may notice that some of the “Best Airbnbs in the U.S.” are now found on other sites as they may no longer be listed on Airbnb. There is no doubt that there is something to be said about staying in local neighborhoods when you travel. Perhaps, that is why we tend to stay in Airbnbs…

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A beautiful purple Moroccan Berber Rug in an indoor courtyard

The Magical Beauty of The Moroccan Berber Rug

July 28, 2020 Eric Gamble

Morocco is home for the best authentic vintage collection of rugs. The Moroccan Berber rug is a real beauty of art and a perfect representation of culture and tradition. This kind of rug is a unique handcrafted masterpiece. Wool derived from sheep is used in making this rug. The crafters of a Moroccan Berber Rug The Berber tribe is a nomadic community responsible for crafting the Moroccan Berber rug and has overtime become the gurus of weaving these rugs. The…

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Enjoying two glasses of Brandy by Candlelight in a one of the best speakeasies in Paris

12 Best Speakeasies in Paris

July 7, 2020 Eric Gamble

When we travel around the world, one of the coolest Adventure Activities and Experiences, we love is finding a local speakeasy! Perhaps this is because of Darcee’s love for the Roaring 1920s or Eric’s love of cocktails, but there is something cool about finding a secret entrance to a hidden bar! Truthfully, this collection of the 12 Best Speakeasies in Paris might be one of the greatest assortments in one city in the world. So, pack your bags, and buy…

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View from Willis Tower Skydeck, Chicago, United States

Why You Shouldn’t Move to a Big City

June 25, 2020 Eric Gamble

Big City life is overrated. There, I said it. When I was growing up in a small town in Wyoming, moving to the big city was always something that sounded so appealing. It’s become mythologized, this idea of gathering up everything you own and starting anew in some glitzy metropolis where the horizon is full of towering skyscrapers and blinking lights. In real life, though, a big city is not all it’s cracked up to. Starting anew actually means starting…

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The Traffic Secrets 30 Day Challenge to Increase Traffic and Find Dream Customers

June 17, 2020 Eric Gamble

This is a sponsored post for “Traffic Secrets: The Underground Playbook.” All opinions expressed below are my own. Please see the disclosure policy for more information. I have been a chasing my Bucket List Project since 2012. But it wasn’t until 2017, that I left my corporate job to pursue my dream to become a blogger and influencer. I remember starting out with dreams of grandeur! Together with Darcee, we were going to create amazing content that not only showed…

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36 Quotes to Inspire Your Bucket List

June 12, 2020 Eric Gamble

The start of 2020 has surely been tough on a lot of people for different reasons. But for me, it has been wrought with challenges that unfortunately have prevented us from chasing our bucket list. Don’t get me wrong, I know that sometimes life can definitely be hard and that means we need to be flexible with our goals. But when things get tough for me, I tend to look for motivational quotes in order to reinvigorate myself and my…

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The Visit Cuba Coloring Book about Cuba with old famous Travel Posters to Cuba

Visit Cuba – A Coloring Book For Those With A Passion For Cuba

May 7, 2020 Eric Gamble

The Book Review of Visit Cuba – A Coloring Book about Cuba Visit Cuba is the perfect gift for travelers, children and artistic adults alike. The Bucket List Project’s first travel inspired coloring book is a fun, lighthearted journey through vintage tourism posters, encouraging the artist to make the colorful heritage of Cuba their own. Above all, travel enthusiasts will find themselves dreaming of the tropical island and wanting to book a trip immediately. Children will love to color the…

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