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Etramping is an adventure travel blog with destination guides, itineraries and budget travel tips from writers around the world, run by Agness and Cez.

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About ETRAM

Etramping is an adventure travel blog. It shares travel guides, itineraries and budget tips from writers around the world. The blog says it covers every country in the world. It is written in a personal style by its founders and guest writers. The site says it features places that few travelers know about.

The blog was started in 2011 by Agness and Cez. The site says the two founders are travel buddies and not a couple. Agness first visited China in August 2011 with only a backpack and a guidebook. The site says she had no idea what to expect but had a lot of curiosity. The site says the adventure has continued since then. The site says the founders have been on the road since 2011 and write about it.

Articles are grouped by destination. Regions include Asia, Europe, Australia and Oceania, North America, South America, Central America, Africa and Antarctica. Sample itineraries cover Germany, Jeju Island, London, the Trans Mongolian route, Luang Prabang and Peru. The site also lists itineraries for Greece, China, Canada and New Zealand.

Other sections cover road trips, guides, backpacks, winter gear and outdoor gear. The site also has budget travel, food, travel insurance, nomad insurance, good accommodation, cheap flights and working remotely. A photography section is also listed. The site also lists nomad insurance and working remotely as topics for digital nomads.

The site accepts guest posts. Writers must read the writing guidelines before they send an article idea through the form on the site. The blog says it welcomes travel brands and fellow bloggers as contributors.

The site says it has more than 50,000 friends. Readers can find the blog on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest and Twitter. The site says everyone can afford to travel. A contact form lets visitors send comments, questions and suggestions. The site says fans, travel bloggers and travel brands are all welcome to write.

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