Before I say anything further, I feel that I should say this: I am NOT by any means trying to belittle other travel styles or using the term "tourist" in a demeaning way. Traveling is all about personal preference and you should do what you are most comfortable with and will enjoy. If you prefer … Continue reading How To Be A “Traveler” in A Land of Tourists
With modern technology, there is not much left of the world that has not been discovered. Which can be both a blessing and a curse. I mean, who wouldn’t want to cross off iconic structures, such as the Eiffel Tower, The Great Wall of China, and Machu Picchu off their bucket list? Since 2012 when … Continue reading Picture Vs Reality: Behind the “Picture Perfect” Travel Photo
One of the top continents I’ve been wanting to visit my entire life has been South America. Ever since I was a child, I grew up reading and becoming fascinated with places such as Machu Picchu, Rio De Janeiro, and the Amazon Rainforest. However, prior to this year, I had never stepped foot on any … Continue reading My First Solo Trip Abroad! (And Why Everyone Should Try It At Least Once)
Unlike most travel bloggers, I don’t travel full-time for a living. If I’m lucky, I’m able to plan a few trips a year. While I try to add local and spontaneous excursions to “fill the void”, it can be a challenge to get through my "normal" life when I've been bitten by the travel bug and unsure of … Continue reading How To Handle Travel Withdrawals While Off The Road
It seems that every travel blog I stumble upon, the writer includes some sort of post about the “negative” aspects of all-inclusive travel. Some (rightfully) argue that this type of travel style makes it difficult to have an “authentic experience” in the country of interest. Others say that individuals who choose to travel this way … Continue reading Why I actually enjoy all-inclusive travel
