Posts Tagged: culture
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
Responsible Volunteering with Unearth The World
In March, I attended the Women in Travel Summit in Boston – a weekend full of educational sessions, fun workshops, and above all, surrounded by inspiring women travelers. While there, I connected with Kathryn from
Liebster Award Nomination
If you’re a regular reader, you may have noticed that I don’t follow a “conventional blogging” pattern (aka definitely not blogging every week!). Since I’m not traveling all the time, I love to dive deeper
Sharing travel writing through Pink Pangea
I’m excited to share travel writing news! I’ve been contributing to the community of Pink Pangea. This site is dedicated to sharing stories by women travelers – whether it’s digging deeper into cultural norms and customs, learning
#CultureTrav: Ecotourism Discount
This week on #CultureTrav, we’re discussing Ecotourism with guest host, Rainforest Cruises! You can find the questions on the CultureTrav page, or otherwise enjoy reading the recap of the chat once it’s over. Rainforest Cruises
Interview with Pink Pangea
Throughout the year, I’ve had many opportunities to connect with people from all over the world online, but also offline. I attended several travel festivals, which provided educational sessions, and above all, the chance to be
Sisterhood of the World Bloggers Award
The last few weeks have been very emotional. On July 31, I left on a flight to Warsaw, and while it was a day late as the airline canceled the original one, I was in
#CultureTrav Interview with HoneyTrek
This week on #CultureTrav, we’re excited to hear from guest hosts Mike & Anne Howard from HoneyTrek! I had the pleasure of meeting this lovely couple at the New York Trav Fest, and loved hearing about
Curaçao: Unique Caribbean
White-sand beaches, turquoise waters and palm trees come to mind when we think of The Caribbean, but in Curaçao there’s a rawness of a different kind. Yes, there are gorgeous beaches, but the countryside resembles
What’s new on the blog
If you’re new to the site, welcome! If you’ve been following my other blog page, then you’ll see that the new blog is now on an entirely new site. Let me explain why. In November, CultureTrav
6 Reasons to visit New Caledonia
Today’s guest post is by Roxana Oliver New Caledonia is the third largest island in the Pacific, after New Zealand and Papua New Guinea. This island was discovered by James Cook, the British explorer, who
Why Islington is a Cultural Hub
Today’s post is provided by Essential Living, a London property developer. Often overlooked as a cultural destination, Islington has become a hive of vibrant activity over recent years. From art galleries to distinctive foods from
Storyteller Estan Cabigas | Langyaw.com
We’re delighted to share our new Culture with Travel interview series featuring travelers sharing their authentic local perspectives on their respective countries. The first interview is with Estan Cabigas, an avid traveler, a writer, blogger/digital influencer
55 Weekend Getaways from Mumbai
Today’s guest post is by Nirav Dave When it comes to exciting travel destinations, India is one country with plenty of options for travelers. From cosmopolitan city culture, or a traditional village setting, to a
Planning a Working Holiday in Australia
Today’s guest post is by Gillian Smith. Planning a Working Holiday in Australia – What You Need To Know! Year after year, Australia remains one of the most popular destinations for people who want to
Immersion in Sri Lanka
Today’s guest post is by Leila Amineddoleh Traveling is an exciting way to see the world with new eyes: meeting new friends, trying exotic cuisines, and exploring different customs. However, traveling is also a way
Exploring Culture in Cambodia
Today’s post is by Culture with Travel East Coast Correspondent, Brian Cicioni, who writes I May Roam. Here are Brian’s takeaways for exploring the local culture in Cambodia. 1. LEARN KHMER Although the locals don’t expect
Earthquakes in Taiwan
Today’s guest post is by Lauren Siegel, Asia Correspondent for Culture with Travel. Taiwan is located along the Pacific Rim fault line, otherwise known as the “Ring of Fire” and a hotbed for Earthquakes. I
Why Travel to Malaysia During Ramadan & Eid
Today’s guest post is by Danial of Dan On The Road. Ramadan is a holy month where Muslims would fast from sunrise to sundown for 30 days, accompanied by intense religious activities. Ramadan is swiftly
Experiencing Culture Through Cooking
Today’s guest post is by Mary Collins. My major in undergrad was Cultural Anthropology. I found it fascinating, still do, largely because it was a window into so many unknowns. Prior to college, I had
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