It’s not always easy to find a great gift for someone who can never stay in one place for too long or someone who loves to sightsee and travel the world. Gift cards would work, but you never know if they’d really be able to use them on their adventures, especially since most gift cards can usually only be used domestically, not internationally. And cash can seem impersonal (though I don’t know ... Read the Post
Fiji Food: What to Eat on Your Trip to Fiji
Fiji is a food-rich country. Villages have crops to feed their extended families, and the food is super fresh. Before I got to the island, I really didn’t have much idea of what to eat during a trip to Fiji, as the trip kind of snuck up on me and I didn’t have to time to much research on Fiji food. But as the trip went on, and I scarfed down seafood and fish and fruit and everything in between, I ... Read the Post
Glamping in Southern California: A Weekend Retreat with KOA
Camping. Camping is something that I had pretty much committed to never experiencing, since I am firmly opposed to sleeping on the ground/in the dirt. So when Kampgrounds of America (KOA) approached me about a hosted glamping trip, I was naturally a little nervous about the prospect, as I had no idea what to expect. I had heard of glamping, but that concept can cover wide ground. But when I ... Read the Post
20 Travel-Inspired Boozy Pops
Summer is the perfect time to travel, but it's also the most expensive time to travel. I try to get away for a good part of the summer, especially since my birthday is over the summer, but even I am chilling out for most of this summer because I've got a bit of travel fatigue. But that doesn't mean I won't be taking small getaways and doing travel-inspired things or even being a tourist in my own ... Read the Post
Safari in Tanzania: Ngorongoro Crater and Lake Manyara National Park
It all started years ago when I was watching a special on Nat Geo Wild or one of those channels. I’ll never forget, that special was on The Great Migration in Tanzania.Sure, there are certain places and activities that are inherently on most people’s “bucket list,” and a safari in Africa is generally one of them. But I knew right then that I needed to do a luxury safari in Tanzania, specifically a ... Read the Post
Self Care, Taking a Step Back, and Using Travel as an Escape
On November 1, 2017, my mom died. Unexpectedly. Eleven days before her birthday. Less than one day after I had returned from Dubai. I was devastated. Even as I am writing this, tears are welling up and I can barely see the screen. Needless to say, my whole worldview changed at that moment. Sure, we all know that there is a circle of life and that people will die, but until you lose an ... Read the Post
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