Despite how much I travel, I still find myself rushing to the store to get things or desperately trying to improvise with what I actually remembered to pack. When you’re traveling to a mountain, there’s not always easy access to get these things (not to mention they are pretty expensive when you can find it).… Read More Don’t forget to pack these for your next ski or snow trip
Finding the reset button before you (officially, finally) lose your shit… I was unhappy at work. I was in a mental rut. Like many of you, I dealt with the challenges of navigating through working remotely and isolated from human beings. I recalled days where I wouldn’t smile or laugh at any point because I… Read More bodyholiday wellness retreat – Saint Lucia
Travel plans canceled because of COVID-19? That’s likely a rhetorical question in 2020. Trips all year are being postponed and ultimately canceled. Wanted to share a tip that if you’re sitting on a negative credit card balance, try to call customer service and request a transfer of that balance to your bank account. Unfortunately,… Read More Travel plans canceled by COVID-19? Convert your negative credit card balance to cash.
See another side of the Dominican Republic at Casa de Campos, a luxury resort. Located in La Romana, this is a must-see place if you’re planning a trip to the Caribbean anytime soon. Don’t worry, this is NOT the resort that have been in the news lately for unfortunate events. When I say luxury, this… Read More Casa de Campos – Luxury Resort – Dominican Republic
A few years ago, I wrote a post declaring that Global Entry was the best expedited-security program. Since then, a lot has changed. Here’s my (refreshed) insight on the best expedited-security program. I looked into CLEAR, TSA Pre-check, and Global Entry. After weighing all of the factors, the obvious choice was for me was GLOBAL… Read More How to win as a frequent flier – Clear vs. Global Entry vs. TSA Pre-Check
Tips for traveling on a budget airline in Europe. If you’ve ever traveled between European countries, then chances are you’ve flown on a budget airline. What’s not to like about flying from Amsterdam to Barcelona for less than 100 bucks? Here are a few tips for your ultimate convenience traveling on a budget airline in… Read More An American on a budget airline in Europe
I started traveling back in college. My first trip “as an adult” was to New York in 2004. It was a long weekend trip with some friends and roommates, and I remember them poking fun at me because I brought one of those old school suitcases that buckled closed and was pulled by a frayed… Read More My relentless search to redefine my travel routine – travel tips
I was looking for a new spot to visit, and came across Copenhagen. There was a direct flight for less than $400, so why not? My friends and I visited in the spring versus the summer, but we traded in rain for colder weather. It’s a clean and beautiful city – lots of history mixed… Read More Copenhagen, Denmark
Brazil was one of the most gut-wrenching trips I’ve taken since Panama. Gut-wrenching in both the good and bad sense. While you’re strictly told to avoid the favelas, I saw and heard more guns on that trip than I’d like to admit in the places I least expected. That said, I probably have a few more… Read More SAO PAULO & RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL
Traveling alone has its perks, and you can travel alone just about anywhere. Don’t forget to check out 6 common myths about traveling alone here! Here are some memorable experiences as a solo female traveler: 4 countries, 9 different cities. Greece Athens Being both the capital and the largest city in Greece, there’s a lot of… Read More Traveling Alone through Europe – Highlights from a Female POV
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