TEDxDanubia 2011 - Andrew Evans - Open Road, Open Life

Andrew Evans is a writer and traveler who explores the world in the modern context. As National Geographic's "Digital Nomad," Andrew uses new technology to experience the world in the old-fashioned manner: with rich observation and the joy of uncertainty. As a contributing editor at National Geographic Traveler Evans travels the globe, creating interactive travel experiences for readers through the internet, digital mapping and social media. In 2009, Evans rode from Washington to Antarctica—primarily by bus—sharing the uncharted 12,000-mile journey with his readers in real-time online. In 2010, he embarked on a 2-month, 20,000-mile journey around Australia for National Geographic. In 2011, he crossed the Atlantic by ship, and reported on an unknown oil spill from the world's remotest island. Evans is the author of four books, including bestselling guidebooks to Ukraine and Iceland. Andrew lives in Washington, DC but works mainly in hotels, airports and on airplanes.

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[lowieyenluv]

10:11 same again in my country were as passenger need to push the vehicle and for time to time wash out bridges and roads in Dinalungan to Baler, Aurora, Philippines

[lowieyenluv]

5:03 so....we have some (Philippines) resemblance from Guatemala nice one

[Xenohno]

This was such an inspiring talk! It is so relevant to my life right now, and so liberating and full of hope. Thanks for sharing :)

[joaofilipecosta]

Inspiring! We just need to take that "first step" and then let go with the flow.

[TheNunafeedtheducks]

I would love to walk the china wall, eat sleep and feel the cutler of china, it just something I long to do. God willing one day I will go before i'm to old ....

[nanooha85]

beautiful! building trust through travel....