This Thursday we’re again choosing to travel to one of the countries competing in the World Cup today, Ghana. Known by their nickname of the Black Stars, Ghana’s national football team has represented the country since 1950. Located in West Africa, along the Gulf of Guinea and Atlantic Ocean, Ghana is also geographically closer to the center of the earth than any other country in the world.

Check out all the pages below but before you do, don’t forget to have a look at green evangelist Kwesi Acquah (our post header), and the awesome environmental blog he writes and highlights on his page. Then if you’re in need of some job hunting help, see Edem Adzaho‘s page as she has trained and mentored over 5,000 graduates and young professionals from all over Ghana.

Thanks again for coming along for our world-traveling adventure, stay tuned for our next destination! If you have a suggestion of where we should visit next, tell us about it in our comment section.

Yesterday, our co-founder Tony Conrad was in Montenegro, pleased to be participating again in the annual Spark.Me conference. Tony expressed how thrilling it was to be in the land of .ME since this is where the about.me domain originates. Montenegro, shortly after independence in 2006, applied to be assigned the Top Level Domain, .ME and was granted it in 2007 so they could then open it up for anyone in the world to obtain a .ME domain.*

Located in the southern part of the Adriatic Sea, this fairly new and rather small country (population, 600,000) boasts a great number of about.me community members with awesome pages. In honor of Tony’s recent trip there, we wanted to feature some of them. Take for example, Sanja Lazovic, (our header image) whose awesome picture shows off both her and her workplace, the .ME registry. Through their pictures, apps and links on their about.me pages we invite you to learn more about each person below and the country of Montenegro.

*For a longer explanation on how the .ME domain came to be see domain.me’s article.

Following our string of posts on the World Cup we’re continuing our theme and traveling to one of the countries playing today, Greece.  The birthplace of the Olympics, democracy and many mathematic principles, the country’s amazing past continues to have influence around the world. Today, through the pages of our about.me members, we’re learning a bit more about the country at present.

As you’re taking a look at all the pages below, don’t forget to check out fashion aficionado, John Sarlis in our post header, and one of his favorite songs embedded in his page. Below, have a look at the photography by Penelope Tripatzi and the fun bio and picture by designer, Spiros Polikandriotis.

Thanks again for coming along for our world-traveling adventure, stay tuned for our next destination! If you have a suggestion of where we should visit next, tell us about it in our comment section.

This week we’re taking a trip to see the famous coast of the world’s 18th most popular tourist destination, Croatia. With delicious food (including beautifully decorated gingerbread), a vibrant culture and miles of beaches, it’s no wonder Croatia is such a popular place to visit. Now, through the pages of our community members, we’re learning even more about the country.

We loved Jadranka Lacković‘s page which shows off her individually crafted works of art and jewelry displayed prominently in her page’s pictures. Have fun flipping through her Instagram app to see even more of her work. Then, check out all the pages below to hear the stories of a psychology professor, a network engineer and an amazing web designer. Don’t forget to check out their apps and links for more about them.

Thanks again for coming along for our world-traveling adventure, stay tuned for our next destination! If you have a suggestion of where we should visit next, tell us about it in our comment section.

Today we head to the country of Jordan, home to one of the seven wonders of the world, Petra. An historical and archeological site known for its rock cut architecture, Petra may be remembered by many who saw it in Indian Jones and the Last Crusade.

Jordan, known officially as the Hashimite Kingstom of Jordan, is home to many about.me members including Malik Shistawi (in our header photo), founder of the Arab Social Media Union. Be sure to check out his page to learn more about it. Then, take a look at all the pages below to hear podcasts in Arabic about technology, meet a member of the first official Bitcoin group in Jordan and gain confidence with a public speaking coach.

Thanks again for coming along for our world-traveling adventure, stay tuned for our next destination! If you have a suggestion of where we should visit next, tell us about it in our comment section.

Panama, the southernmost country of Central America, connects the continents of North and South America and is the location of our latest trip around the world. With a population of just over 3.5 million people, the country is home to a number of members of the about.me community.

Located in our header photo we have art lover and fashion stylist of Canadian and Panamanian descent, Anne Marie. Below, we have Harold Maduro, founder of the coworking space, CascoStation, in Panama City. Be sure to check out all their pages!

Thanks again for coming along for our world-traveling adventure, stay tuned for our next destination! If you have a suggestion of where we should visit next, tell us about it in our comment section.