Local Culture
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
#JACultureTrav: Lasting Impressions
Travel and social media inspiration go hand in hand for me. I love seeing beautiful come by, and reading posts about travels – whether people are on the road, planning their next trip, or reflecting
Why People In Los Angeles Don’t Take Public Transportation
Today, I’m sharing this guest blog post from Kevin Wilkerson of PubClub.com. By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com If you’re in a train station or at a tram stop in Europe and see someone looking around lost,
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
Why The Holidays In L.A. Are Different Than At Any Other Destination
Today, I’m sharing this guest blog post from Kevin Wilkerson of PubClub.com. By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com In Europe, there are Christmas markets. In most of America, there’s festive holiday shopping, Santa in malls, decorations in
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
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
Trusting the Locals
Today’s guest post is by Bailey Pianalto of Weekend & Wanders travel blog. Her blog features tips, tricks, and experiences with her husband, Vince. I’ve been an avid traveler ever since I studied abroad in
7 Reasons to Visit Vietnam
Today’s guest post is provided by Jack Woodring of endeavorviet.com. Hi! My name’s Jack. The Vietnamese call me Nhan Ai, which means kindhearted. For the last 14 years, I have worked in Vietnam, 12 of which
Costa Rica: Traveling Outside Your Comfort Zone
Today’s guest post is by Mildred Shao of favthings.net. I have a fear of staying comfortable for too long, and it is due to my other biggest fear in life: fear of losing interest in
How to Spend 48 Hours Just Outside of London
Today’s Culture with Travel post is by Adam James As lovely and exciting England’s capital can be, sometimes curiosity can get the better of us and make us wonder what other gems lay beyond England’s
My Adventures: Surviving on $100 for 5 Days in Utah
Today’s Culture with Travel post is by Emma Rundle Since my childhood, I have been delighted by traveling. No matter what adventures you have, distant voyages or local trips here in the US, it’s always
Life in Singapore: Advice for Expats
Today’s Culture with Travel guest post is by Jon Dela Cruz According to the 2017 HSBC Expat Explorer Global Report, Singapore is the top overall destination for expats anywhere in the world. However, in the
Destination Africa: Responsible and Ethical Tourism
Today’s Culture with Travel guest post is by Leigh Marcos Travel provides the chance to experience other cultures and places which are wildly different from our own. Spending your life in a big city with skyscrapers makes
Vintage Ice Plant Puts Block of Historic Florida on Ice
By Valerie Sisco, Culture with Travel Food Correspondent Even in the middle of winter, the Ice Plant in St. Augustine, Florida, is a warm and toasty eating and drinking experience. Serving up farm-to-table cuisine and
Cayucos: A California Coastal Town That Time Forgot
By Kevin Wilkerson, Culture With Travel California Correspondent When my favorite beach store became a Starbucks, I knew things would never be the same in Manhattan Beach. And when The Mermaid, a long-time leather-booth bar
I’ve Lost My Touch, The Competing Edge
By Aditi Sangal, Culture With Travel Cultural Correspondent After over two years of having moved from India to the U.S., I decided it was time to make a short trip and visit home. I was
Exploring Royal Residences in the UK
Today’s Culture with Travel post is by Georgia Davies Each and every kid is raised listening to fairy tales through generations. And, many of us have fantasized about being a king or queen ruling our
Balancing a Travpreneur Lifestyle with Student Debt
Today’s Culture with Travel post is by Leigh Marcos Having student debt hanging around your neck is no fun; it follows you everywhere no matter how much you try and shake it off. On the
The Ramones Legacy – NY Walking Tour (Giveaway)
Today’s Culture with Travel post is in partnership with Brian Cicioni, founder of I May Roam and Airbnb’s Ramones Legacy Walking Tour. We’ve partnered with Brian for a special giveaway – scroll to the bottom
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