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Meanings of globetrotting in English

Russian
бэкпакер
Portuguese
mochileiro
Spanish
turismo de alpargata
Catalan
viatger amb motxilla

Low-cost, lightweight, independent and often international travel.

бэкпакер
Usage of globetrotting in English
1
The Beowulf endeavor has been globetrotting for a year and a half.
The Descent
2
He's also taken a leaf out of his globetrotting son's book too.
News.com.au
3
Holy Holy Holy Holy are testament to the Australian fondness for globetrotting.
The Irish Times
4
Now, you know a young person like Maria can't go globetrotting alone.
Anne of the Island
5
Craig acknowledges the downside of being part of such a major globetrotting production.
News.com.au
6
The globetrotting has also effected senses other than the duo's tastebuds.
The Irish Times
7
Put it down to globetrotting, or the mighty influence of Pinterest.
The Irish Times
8
And you're saying that you can't reach a new level if you're always globetrotting.
Climbing Magazine
9
The actor is currently operating a very busy, globetrotting schedule.
News.com.au
10
His globetrotting has brought him an eclectic mix of friends.
The Guardian
11
Some host founders at posh resorts and on globetrotting tours.
Wired
12
Considering their extensive globetrotting in recent years, it's a base that has served them well.
The Irish Times
13
TV View: The life of a globetrotting, television rugby commentator is glamorous to be sure.
The Irish Times
14
Juan Trippe, the chief of globetrotting airline Pan Am, has noticed increasing congestion at airports.
BBC
15
But her globetrotting dried up when the protests started, as did visits by foreign dignitaries.
Reuters
16
After 10 years of globetrotting, founder Iain Manley found himself working at a tour operation company.
The South African
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