Posts Tagged: culture
Travel And Relationships: #CultureTravChat
One of my favorite stories starts with a summer in Europe. That particular summer, two friends messaged me as they were settling into their new internships with a media company in Berlin. They were excited
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
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
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
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: 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.
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.
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
Discussing Language #CultureTrav
Mastering a new language or applying a foreign language during travel can be very exciting. But, sometimes, despite our best efforts, language gets “lost in translation.” We recently hosted #CultureTrav about “Language: Lost in Translation.”
Joining New York Travel Festival (NYTF)
Are you a travel blogger/writer in New York City (or surrounding areas)? Love to talk about your travels and share stories with friends, family or coworkers? Then…check out The New York Travel Festival (NYTF) this weekend!
Blackpool Becomes LightPool
Today’s guest post is by Andrew Williams for VisitBlackpool Blackpool becomes LightPool, for a while at least You’ll know Blackpool. Britain’s iconic seaside resort, that for generations, was the location for nearly every British family
Five Must-Try Flavours in Sydney
Today’s guest post is by Liam Barrett. Travelers often like to save their dollar where they can on food during their travels, whether it’s sticking to a daily spend limit or buying snacks on the go.
Storytellers JB and Renée | WillFlyForFood.net
This week on Culture with Travel, an interview with travel couple, JB and Renée of Will Fly For Food, as they speak about culture and food in the Philippines. Tell us a bit about yourself! Why do
Travel the World: Paper City Contest
If you’re reading this blog, it’s safe to say you’re a travel lover and you love immersing yourself in local culture, everywhere you go! So, what if I told you, that you now have a
A Quest for Culinary Traditions
Today’s guest post is by Valerie Sisco of Grace with Silk, and the Culture With Travel Food Correspondent. Food and Family: A Quest for Culinary Traditions Italy’s pizza and pasta, the pastries and chocolate croissants
The Surreal Places of Bucharest
Today’s guest post is by Oana Molnar. The most surreal thing about Bucharest is that it is a city of many contrasts, which explains why different people have very different experiences here. But if you
Storyteller Natalie Roos | TailsOfAMermaid.com
We’re excited to share our second of the new Culture with Travel interview series with Natalie Roos. Natalie discusses authentic local perspectives about her home, South Africa. Tell us a bit about yourself! Why do
Gond Paintings and Their Intricacies
Today’s guest post is by Prachi Garg. India is a land of rich culture and heritage. Yet, several of its art forms are lesser known outside of the country. Gond art is such art form,
Breaking the International Coffee Commandments
Today’s guest post is by Valerie Sisco of the blog Grace with Silk, and the Culture With Travel Food Correspondent. I faithfully set my automatic coffeemaker every night so I can wake up to the
Exploring Sunday Markets in London
Today’s guest post and infographic are provided by LA Stretch Limo in London There’s no doubt about the fact that London is an amazing destination to visit. With over 8 million people calling it home,
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