Posts by: Guest Blogger
Exploring Burundi’s Culture
Today’s guest post is by Shandee Chapman. Burundi is not a place most people are able to locate on a map, let alone make it their summer’s vacation destination. But, my summer travels brought me
Storyteller Bridget Williamson | TheWanderingBridge.com
Today’s Culture with Travel interview is with Bridget Williamson of TheWanderingBridge.com Tell us a bit about yourself! Why do you love travel? How do you think travel unites us or teaches us more about the
6 Common Mistakes When Looking for Jobs Abroad
Today’s guest post is by Troy Erstling of BrainGain.co For the last two years, I have been helping people find job opportunities abroad, and there’s a definitive trend in mistakes people make that lead to
Little Cambodia in Philadelphia
Today’s post is by Culture with Travel East Coast Correspondent, Brian Cicioni, who writes I May Roam. Philadelphia is roughly halfway between New York City and Washington, D.C. Since New York is America’s most famous
‘DO-NOT-MISS’ Cafés In Chiang Mai
Today’s guest post is by Alex of HomeGrounds.co Berlin, Copenhagen, New York, and Melbourne are all well-renowned coffee havens, but they have nothing on Chiang Mai, Thailand. This place has only recently jumped onto the coffee
Storyteller Dave | DavesTravelCorner.com
We’re excited to share our interview with Dave, founder of Dave’s Travel Corner. Over the past 19+ years, his core focus has been promoting experiential travel; his readers are actively interested in a wide range of
Life Reflections & Travel
I’m taking a different direction on the blog today, as I share some life reflections. If you’re new to the blog, we dive deep into travelers’ personal stories through cultural immersion on Culture with Travel. We focus on these
Going Far, Getting Local in Peru
Today’s guest post is by Jessica Yubas, a digital nomad who has so far traveled to 45 countries. At the beginning of May of this year I found myself in the middle of nowhere somewhere in
4 Easy Ways to Keep Your Home Safe While Traveling
Making sure you packed everything you need and double-checking the time your flight takes off are two common steps everyone takes when they’re heading out on a big trip. Once you’re busy worrying about the
Becoming a Tourist at Home
By Valerie Sisco, Culture with Travel Food Correspondent and founder of Grace with Silk I’m a big fan of taking walking tours when I travel, but I always agonize over packing comfortable yet stylish shoes for
Tostadas, Tortillas, Tequila: Tastes of Mexico
Today’s guest post is by Rebecca Lush of Curate Your Own Adventure. Before visiting Mexico in 2015, my understanding of Mexican food was restricted to make-at-home Tacos and microwave nachos. Needless to say, my journey
O Christmas Tree, O Christmas Tree …
Today’s guest post is provided by Jens Notroff of Letters From The Field. Jens is a Berlin-based archaeologist (with a background in history and journalism, as well). It doesn’t require an expert on folklore to
Holiday Traditions in Denmark vs. in Canada
Today’s guest post is by Kelsie Robyn of travelwanderexplore.com. Hello! I am a travel blogger + travel enthusiast from Canada. I love travelling the world and sharing stories of my travels, as well as hearing stories
Funeral Rites
We had just spent two weeks in Rio de Janeiro, that marvelous city. Exhausted, but happy, we were packing to leave when we received a sad phone call: Rodrigo’s grandmother had died a few hours
Belize Tourism Board Announces Small Country Sunday
This guest post is provided by the Belize Tourism Board. Around the holidays, shoppers are often encouraged to buy local and find unique, one-of-a-kind gifts for the loved ones on their list. Shopping small allows
Exploring Otavalo Indigenous Market
Otavalo Indigenous Market Culture and History Today, I’m featuring a guest post on Culture With Travel by Cami Adventures. One of the most famous and visited places in Ecuador is the Otavalo Indigenous Market, also
Tourists New Yorkers Love to Hate
Today, I’m featuring this guest post by NYC local, Nancy Blaine. Nancy Blaine has been a resident of New York City since 1983. In that time she has lived in Harlem, The East Village, the
Ticket to Ride
In light of this week’s topic of Transportation on #CultureTrav, we’re featuring a post by Ian Oliver of Barefoot Backpacker. Thanks for sharing, Ian! Ian Oliver, the Barefoot Backpacker, is a solo traveler originally from
10 Reasons to Learn a Foreign Language (Guest Post)
Mark-Anthony Villaflor of 365TravelDates, guest blogs today, sharing great reasons to learn a foreign language. And, this Thursday at 2:30 ET on #CultureTrav, we’ll be discussing Language: “Lost in Translation,” so this is a good reminder of
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