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How to Organize Budget-friendly Family Travels
Today’s Culture with Travel post is by Alana Downer Traveling as a family can be a great way to spend meaningful time together as a whole group, exploring new places and seeing things you’ve always
What to Do On A Rainy Day in the Lake District
Today’s Culture with Travel post is by Georgia Davies If you’re thinking of heading to the Lake District to take in its beautiful scenery or just to get away from it all, with an average of 200
What I Learned Traveling 100,000 Miles in a Year
Today’s Culture with Travel post is by Brad from True Travels with Brad. Read more about Brad in our recent interview with him. #48 – Travel is Kinda Bullshit. Travel hasn’t made me happy. None
Embarking on a Dubai Heritage Tour
Today’s Culture with Travel post is by Thomas Grundner Beyond the Skyscrapers: Embarking on a Dubai Heritage Tour Most tourists who come to Dubai automatically marvel at the impressive progress the city has made from simply
Keeping Your Guitar Safe On A Road Trip
Today’s Culture with Travel post is by Leigh Marcos Anyone who has had the pleasure of embarking on a road trip across South Africa either as a musician, or accompanying one, will know that a gorgeous
My Visit to India: What I Liked & Disliked
Today’s Culture with Travel post is by Nicole Cowart India is a land of thousands of miracles. Indeed, there, you can discover amazing things at every step! At the same time, it’s a country of
Considering Themed Travel? Some Food for Thought!
By Valerie Sisco, Culture with Travel Food Correspondent A week-long foodie tour of Rome? Looking at a city through the lens of food sounded intriguing but I noticed the Vatican and Colosseum, along with other major Roman
A Rainy Day In L.A. – Yikes!
By Kevin Wilkerson, Culture With Travel California Correspondent Well, thanks goodness that’s all behind us now. After lots of rain (well, lots relative to Los Angeles anyway), it’s sunny again. For a month, from about mid-February to
Savannah – Ooh Na Na!
Today’s Culture with Travel post is by ©️Ami B. Cadugan To help ring in 2018, our family of four travelled down South to Savannah and Charleston (just a two-hour drive apart, hence the combo). We had
Ethan Russell: Traveling with The Rolling Stones, Beatles & The Who
By Kevin Wilkerson, Culture With Travel California Correspondent Traveling With The Rolling Stones, Beatles & The Who; Photographer Hosts Exhibition In Los Angeles A big part of the California lifestyle is music. And with the Sunset Strip and
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
Introducing a New Hashtag for CultureTravChat
Thank you for being a part of my (travel) community. Whether you read the blog, we’ve met on Twitter (or know each other personally) or you’ve joined my Twitter chat, I love hearing from you.
#CultureTravChat: Home And Travel
We recently hosted #CultureTravChat about “Home.” During the chat, we asked travelers – whether they’re nomads, part-time adventurers, expats, family travelers, or more – about their definitions of home. What what creating a “home” means to them.
Viva Europe! Share stories on the chat!
Whenever I think about Europe, I’m instantly happy. I’m transported to my childhood, to great memories with family and friends, to lovely sidewalk cafes, to delicious meals, to visits to museums, to photographing history and
CultureTravChat: Cultural Celebrations
February marks a time of festivals. From Carnival to Mardi Gras to Chinese New Year celebrations to Tet Nguyen Dan to the Harbin International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival to Thaipusam and more, there’s much
Reflecting on Childhood Through Ballet
“Things that I grew up with stay with me. You start a certain way, and then you spend your whole life trying to find a certain simplicity that you had. It’s less about staying in
Exciting News about #CultureTravChat
CultureTravChat started in November 2014 with the intent of hearing from travelers, while focusing on their experiences with different cultures. I’ve always been most interested in talking to travelers about how they deal with cultural
8 Great Travel Bloggers Share Their Travel Advice
Travel is one of the most enriching life experiences. It gives us an opportunity to explore new lands, to experience different cultures, to try things, to taste foreign foods, to meet new people, and to
Childhood Travel Memories on #CultureTravChat
There’s something magical about traveling when you’re a child. You take in new impressions, foreign smells, and distant, colorful landscapes with this sense of adventure. You have a perspective that’s not yet tainted by any
Travel Preferences: What’s Your Style?
Whether you’re a seasoned traveler, a part-time traveler (like I am), or beginning to explore, travel has something for everyone. Maybe you prefer guided tours where you stick with a group and explore historic sites and
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