Posts Tagged: culture
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
Join TSG Academy Day
Wanted to share this exciting event happening in NYC! Are you a traveler? Blogger? Travel insider? In the industry? Considering a career in travel? Join Travel+SocialGood (TSG) for this exciting event! I know I would
A #JACultureTrav Party
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Join us for the special #JACultureTrav event! As 2015 comes to a close, #CultureTrav and #JAChat are teaming up for a #JACultureTrav Twitter party extravaganza! In honor of this special occasion and the holiday season,
Join the Meetup Group
Are you a member of the #CultureTrav chat? Or, interested in joining in the future and curious about our upcoming #JACultureTrav event? Interested in digging deeper into your personal experiences of travel? Curious to hear
Blogger Talk: Monetizing Expertise
As travel bloggers and social media influencers, we share a passion for travel and we know we’re good at it. So good in fact that our inbox and social media networks often get flooded with
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
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
On Home Swaps and Special Friendships
Today’s guest post is by Stephanie Schroeder. In 2006, I did my first home exchange between my Jersey City, NJ apartment and a house in Alkmaar, Holland. It was new to me, this home exchange adventure,
Interview with Jessica Lipowski, Author, Flavors of Life
When I first met Jessica Lipowski, I instantly knew we’d become friends. We connected on Twitter, which has truly become one of my favorite social networks, whether I’m chatting online or meeting new friends offline. In February 2015,
The Search for Authenticity
Today’s guest post is by Stephanie Cohn. We sat on the veranda as we sipped Malbec, enjoyed warm Medialunas (similar to croissants) oozing with chocolate, and stared out upon the breathtaking vineyard. I couldn’t believe
Night Markets and Stinky Tofu in Taipei
Today’s guest post is by Lauren Siegel, Asia Correspondent for Culture with Travel. The Night Markets are renowned in Taiwan, and are some of the best in the world. Centered around such staples as xiao
Dispatch from Amman, Jordan
Today’s guest post by Erik Scalavino. Amman means amore. AMMAN – Try as you might, you won’t find cheese steaks or Rocky Balboa in this town, which the ancient Greeks called Philadelphia. What you will
Same Same but Different Scandals: How to Talk Politics Overseas
Today’s guest post is by Mia Choiniere. Discussing politics has always been an abiding passion for me. It all began with the Canadian TV show “Royal Canadian Air Farce,” which poked fun at Canadian elected
Finding Your Perfect Volunteer Abroad Placement
Today’s guest post is by Carley Clement. Making the decision to volunteer abroad is both an exciting and intimidating one. You’re excited to use your passions and skills to give back to communities, but with
French Polynesia Island Hopping Mastered
Today’s guest post is by Roxana Oliver. French Polynesia has more than 400 islands in 5 archipelagos. In order to see at least some of them, you need to master the hopping all around the
How Rain is Part of Los Angeles Culture
By Kevin Wilkerson, Culture With Travel California Correspondent & Publisher Of PubClub.com It’s raining in Los Angeles as I write this, and that means chaos is happening all over the city. People are trapped in
Citizine and the Focus on Local
Ahead of #CultureTrav, we interviewed the CEO and Founder of Citizine, Philip DeBevoise, and their Social Media Associate, Melissa Karlin, to learn more about what the company does in the travel world! Read more about Citizine,
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