Divergent Travelers Unveils Top 100 Travel Adventures List
Mar 27, 2017
Lina and David Stock want their readers to get inspired to find their own adventure, reports www.divergenttravelers.com.
Duluth, MN - March 27, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Popular adventure travel blog Divergent Travelers recently announced the unveiling of their Top 100 Travel Adventures List. Lina and David Stock, the couple behind the website, are on a mission to experience and document each of these top adventures on their website. With destination picks from National Geographic, Travel and Leisure, Lonely Planet and other top media networks, the Stocks have compiled the ultimate list of attainable adventures for the fit and able.
“Over the span of more than a decade, we’ve had the pleasure of visiting over 75 countries on 6 continents. We left behind our mundane routines because we sincerely believed that life is about excitement and adventure. At the end of last year, we scoured travel magazines and media outlets to find out which world destinations provide the experience of a lifetime. These adventures are attainable to anyone that has the drive, desire and ability to accomplish them, you won't find things like climbing Mount Everst on our list,” said Lina & David Stock of Divergent Travelers.
The Divergent Travelers Top 100 Travel Adventures List includes destinations and experiences as diverse as Snow Leopard Trekking in India and the 4x4 Northern Lights Expedition in Iceland. The full list of planned adventures, as well as pictures and videos from the travel adventures Lina and David have already conquered, is available on the blog. Those who want to align themselves with the Divergent Travelers mission will also find the opportunity to become a sponsor or partner right on the website.
Stock went on to say, “It’s been 13 years since we embarked on this journey, and we feel that now is the time to raise the stakes. With 18 of the Top 100 Travel Adventures already under our belt, and plans for at least 10 more in 2017, we’re so excited to invite all of our readers along with us was we experience the pure excitement of these top 100 travel adventures. It is our hope that they will find the inspiration they need to add more adventure to their own lives.”
About Divergent Travelers:
The Divergent Travelers website was born after Lina & David Stock made the decision to take on full-time travel. The blog provides a place to express themselves, showcase their photography from around the world, and document their travels. Over the years, their mission has quickly grown into providing an online resource for other travelers. Having visited 75 countries on 6 continents over the last 13 years, Lina & David have a lot of helpful travel advice for those who want to experience all that the world has to offer.
Contact Info:
Name: Lina & David Stock
Organization: Divergent Travelers - Adventure Travel
Phone: (715) 919-6594
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