Journal
Roam Slow: 10 Months of Train Travel Across Europe and Asia
Whether through train or boat journeys, Anissa Maille has been travelling the world building a daily life that blends work, discovery and freedom... slowly.
Behind The Lens: Take It Easy Lab
Passenger chats to the film photography pros at Leeds-based Take It Easy Lab about all things film, photography, and a day in the processing lab.
Surf Morocco: 16 Days Climbing Limestone and Chasing Africa’s Longest Waves
Friend of Passenger Kat Craats (@katcraats) shares her itinerary and top tips for 2.5 weeks of surfing, climbing and adventure in Morocco.
Passenger founder Rich Sutcliffe talks all things meaningful escapism, roots, and why Vancouver Island, Canada, is his home from home.
Behind the Blend: Roamers Roast with Bad Hand Coffee
We sit down with Bad Hand Coffee, a roastery and coffee shop local to us down on the South Coast, to chat all things coffee, morning rituals, and brewing a cup of the good stuff outdoors. And we introduce our own Roamers Roast.
Three Years, 16 Countries, and a Self-Converted VW Caddy Maxi
Alice Sutton, aka @spindriftvan, is a Roamer through and through. She's lived in her self-converted VW Caddy Maxi for three years now, travelling 16 countries and filling her time with work and play along the way.
Analogue Photography: A Guide to Eco Developing
We chat to Issi and Remi from The Darkroom Social all about analogue photography and the sustainable practice of eco developing.
Roam, Sauna, Repeat: The Sauna Culture Effect
We sat down with Rupert McKelvie, founder of British-made outdoor sauna company Out of the Valley, to find out why sauna culture is having a moment, and why doing it outdoors changes the game entirely.
For those that embark on journeys by themselves, the growth and learnings gained have a unique depth and richness. We caught up with friend of Passenger Mackenzie Duncan about travelling solo, the moments that matter and what escapism means to him.