Posts Tagged: food
Instinct & Travel Safety
People often tell you to follow your instinct. Listen to your “gut” about an emotion or a situation you’re experiencing. That same instinct can help when you’re traveling distant lands, or even when exploring somewhere local.
Autumn in Central Park [Photo Walk]
New York City is seeing its first snowfall of the season today. Autumn, must you go already? It seems that one of my favorite seasons is also one of the shortest. If you enjoy this
The Need for Connectivity
They’re different for all of us. We have our morning rituals. Some of us exercise and shower, we have a healthy breakfast or skip breakfast altogether, we head to work, class or work from home,
Photo of the Week: Fall in Brooklyn
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Sinterklaas: Dutch Holiday Memories
Childhood heroes carry a lot of great memories with them. Santa Claus, and the Easter Bunny (maybe even the Tooth Fairy) are often associated with family, togetherness and happiness. Growing up in the Netherlands, we
Reflections on 2013
Happy New Year! It’s a few days into 2014 and I wanted to take a moment to reflect on 2013. What a year it was. Like any year, 2013 had its ups and downs. For
The 2014: iWISH Project
Do you have any special wishes for 2014? Are you hoping for improvement in national or local politics? Want to take a stand on a national or world issue? Wish to create cultural awareness for
2014: iWish Project Videos
I’m happy and very grateful to announce the first few submissions for the 2014: iWish project! So far, many people have been very excited about this project, and I urge everyone who is thinking about
iWish 2014 Videos: Personal Empowerment
As the videos keep streaming in, I want to share the next few inspiring wishes. I urge everyone who is thinking about submitting to just do it (sorry, Nike)! This project is open to everyone,
New 2014: iWish Videos!
I’m very excited to share all these new wishes! Many thanks for all the great contributions! The goal of this project is to give many people a voice to share their biggest hopes and dreams
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,
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
Why I Love Markets
Today’s guest post is by Russ from worldmarketman.com When I go to a new destination, one of the first things I do, is visit the local markets. You see, to me, local markets aren’t just
11 months in Bandung, Indonesia
Today’s guest post is by Jo of WanderWithJo.com When I got an opportunity to work in Indonesia, specifically Bandung, I had no idea what I was getting into. I did all kinds of research both
The Cultural Intricacies of Dining Etiquette
How different cultures interpret how we eat and how it feeds into polite etiquette can be fascinating. For example, in Japan you should never cross, lick, or stick your chopsticks vertically into a bowl of rice as
Arts and Food in Idyllwild, California
Today’s post is by Amanda from HotMamaTravel.com A quick Google search will yield little results, and chances are you haven’t heard of this little town despite it being the setting of the movie Galahad, starring Elvis
Exploring Peruvian Culture
Today’s guest post is by Aparna Traveling to a new country is almost always an exhilarating and incredible experience. You can have an idea of what to expect from a bit of reading beforehand, but
Enjoying Copenhagen Street Food in NYC
When I first heard about Revolving Dansk in 2013, I was immediately intrigued. Revolving Dansk’s mission is clear: to bring Copenhagen street food to New York City, and they definitely deliver on that. I attended
Granada’s Unspoken Side: 12 Ways to Blend in with the Locals
Today’s guest post is by Mary Apesos. As you plan your trip to a foreign country, you can look up all the attractions, hotels and restaurants you want to hit up, but it’s not until
Food, History and Nature By the 7 Train
This guest post is provided by Brian Cicioni of I May Roam. Mention of the 7 train elicits mixed reactions. Only 6 of the 22 stations connect to other lines and it’s the only line
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