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Who has the biggest “circulation” now?

Published on November 11, 2010 By Tim

Who has the biggest “circulation” now? Who really reaches the most readers? One lone writer, Tim Ferris, has more monthly readers than GQ magazine with its huge staff and overhead. One lone travel blogger, Gary Arndt, has more monthly readers than AFAR, Wend, and Outpost magazines combined. BootsnAll and TransitionsAbroad both get more monthly visitors [...]

A Conversation with Gary Arndt

Published on October 19, 2010 By Kristin

In March 2007, Gary Arndt sold his internet consulting firm and, having had a rather slim travel history, decided to pack up and travel around the world. Now, he has one of the biggest collections of National Geographic magazines and one of the most popular travel blogging sites on the internet, successfully merging his love [...]