Nomad, travel blogger, photographer

Brittany
Jane Sneller aka Bucketlist Bri

My passion for exploring, writing, and photographing the world transformed my personal travel diary into a successful six-figure responsible travel blog, inspiring readers with adventures & cultural insights

Read by over 2.4 million readers, Bucketlist Bri has grown into a trusted resource for conscious, culturally immersive travel. Along the way, Iโ€™ve partnered with brands like Intrepid Travel and several DMOs, and was invited by Travelpayouts and TBEX Alaska to speak on SEO. Through my course, Bootstrap Blogging, Iโ€™ve empowered 90+ women to create and scale impactful travel blogs and led two retreats to bring that mission offline. I’m honored to contribute to the travel media space as a faculty member at the annual Book Passage Travel Writers & Photographers Conference (join us this August!) and a member of the Society of American Travel Writers (SATW).

proud DMO & Brand partnerships
The hand of a tattooed Tharu woman in Barauli.

Blogging with a background in humanitarian aid and a heart for storytelling

In 2015, I made the life-changing decision to pack up my suitcase, with my one-year-old kitten in tow, and move to Kathmandu, Nepal. That deep travel experience profoundly shaped who I am today and it was during that time I bought my first travel blog domain.

After later studying in the Netherlands and France (again), interning at DG ECHO in Belgium, and living broke in Colombia, I graduated in 2018 with my humanitarian degree and left the field to move to a small beach town in Mexico, where, in 2020, I officially re-married my photography and writing and made yet another life-altering decision to pursue travel blogging full-time.

Now, as a writer and photographer, my mission is to instill in others a spirit of curiosity and adventure, encourage mindful travel, and empower travelers to connect deeply with the cultures and communities they explore.

Storytelling & Content that Resonates

Tourism Corporation Bonaire logo.

“This was some of the best content I’ve ever seen come out of an influencer parntership. You nailed the messaging and perfectly reflected what makes Bonaire special.”

โ€” Bri W., Tourism Corporation Bonaire

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average last 30 day views on instagram

34.7K+

Instagram & Facebook Followers

2.4M+

unique users have read my blog since 2020

21M+

Average Yearly Impressions on Google

About my Audience

80k+

Unique Pageviews Every Month on The Blog

Top Countries

USA, Mexico, Canada, India, Japan

Aged

  • 25 to 34 – 49%
  • 35 to 44 – 23%

Who

  • Women – 75.4%
  • Men – 24.6%
Female sitting on rock ledge at Big Beehive trail viewpoint overlooking the turquoise-blue Lake Louise in Banff, Canada.

Ready to Create Meaningful Stories Together?

Explore My Guides on the Blog

Bucketlist Bri swimming in a semi-open cave cenote in Homรบn, Yucatรกn, Mexico.
Mexico
Japan
View of Lisbon, Portugal with red rooftops and city center
Portugal
sunrise over active pacaya volcano in guatemala
Guatemala
The "Spirited Away" inspired Amei Teahouse in Jiufen, Taiwan, at night illuminated with red lanterns and fairy lights.
Taiwan
Woman weariing orange cap sitting on rock ledge overlooking ice-blue Lake Louise with peaky mountain and forest of Banff National Park
Canada
A Soqotri man and his camel on sand dunes, Socotra Island, Yemen.
socotra
Vietnamese woman wearing a conicle hat and rowing a basket boat near Hoi An, Vietnam.
Vietnam
Ultimate Kathmandu Bucket List - 20 Top Things to Do in Kathmandu, Nepal #kathmandu #bucketlist #nepal #travel www.bucketlistbri.com Bucketlist Bri
Nepal
Shore divers entering water at 1000 Steps, Bonaire
Bonaire
India
Utah Welcome Sign | 2 Week Southwest Road Trip Itinerary
USA
france
Guadeloupe
Morocco
Tour guide explains about chocolate being the pre-Columbian currency and food of the gods.
Costa Rica

Adventure

let’s go!

I have a passion for adventure. Whether it’s trekking in the snow-capped Himalayas or scuba diving off the reefs in the turquoise waters of Mexico, I know that adventure is out there in big and small ways, and I crave it!

Slow Travel

beat it, jet-setting

Slow-responsible-eco travel. Whatever you wish to call it, it’s how I prefer to explore the world. Quick trips will always have their fun side, but the real treasure lies in immersing oneself, slowly, in a place and culture.

Digital Nomad

you got wifi?

When asked, “Where’s home?,” I list off several countries. As a digital nomad, I live and breathe new places (and also wifi). I create my own freedom lifestyle and inspire others to do the same in a conscious, mindful way.