If you’re like me, you travel to 1) see the world and 2) eat through the world. Food culture is SO IMPORTANT to me that I’ve genuinely traveled around the globe to go have a goat cheese pastry in Greece this one time.  Street food tours are your best bet when it comes to understanding …

Traveling opens so many doors to the world. You get to see first-hand how the other half lives and sometimes it’s in a way SO different to your way of living that you completely fall in love. My most authentic cultural experience whilst I was in Mexico for nearly 3 weeks was the time I …

Tulum is a dreamy place where you can leave all of your worries on the beach as you go swimming with turtles… and unfortunately, the rest of the world has discovered this as well. More specifically, New York’s rich and famous have taken a liking to Tulum and affordable accommodation is becoming harder to find …

Staying in Casa Particulares (translation – private house/B&B) during your time in Cuba will give you an authentic and meaningful taste of Cuban hospitality. For Americans traveling to Cuba specifically, Casa Particulares are privately owned homes and therefore, your money goes to ‘supporting the Cuban people;’ thus,  staying within the grey lines that come with …

Traveling to Cuba as an American was daunting. Will they let me in? What questions will they ask me at immigration? Should I get a stamp? YIKES. That’s EXACTLY why I wanted to write a guide for Americans specifically because the Cuba landscape continues to change over and over for us. Whilst this post might …