WorldPublished: 3 November 2026 at 10:09

British traveller completes 28-year journey around the world on foot

Karl Bushby has returned home to the British city of Hull after a 28-year journey around the world. He travelled on foot and used no transport vehicles.

British traveller Karl Bushby has returned home to Hull, a city in the United Kingdom, after travelling around the world on foot. The journey lasted 28 years.

Over the course of the route, which stretched for thousands of kilometres, Bushby did not use any transport vehicles. His trip has therefore ended in Hull, the city from which he set out.

The source report gives no further details about the route, the countries visited or the circumstances of his return.

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