Posts Tagged: travel
Exploring Burundi’s Culture
Today’s guest post is by Shandee Chapman. Burundi is not a place most people are able to locate on a map, let alone make it their summer’s vacation destination. But, my summer travels brought me
Storyteller Bridget Williamson | TheWanderingBridge.com
Today’s Culture with Travel interview is with Bridget Williamson of TheWanderingBridge.com Tell us a bit about yourself! Why do you love travel? How do you think travel unites us or teaches us more about the
6 Common Mistakes When Looking for Jobs Abroad
Today’s guest post is by Troy Erstling of BrainGain.co For the last two years, I have been helping people find job opportunities abroad, and there’s a definitive trend in mistakes people make that lead to
Little Cambodia in Philadelphia
Today’s post is by Culture with Travel East Coast Correspondent, Brian Cicioni, who writes I May Roam. Philadelphia is roughly halfway between New York City and Washington, D.C. Since New York is America’s most famous
‘DO-NOT-MISS’ Cafés In Chiang Mai
Today’s guest post is by Alex of HomeGrounds.co Berlin, Copenhagen, New York, and Melbourne are all well-renowned coffee havens, but they have nothing on Chiang Mai, Thailand. This place has only recently jumped onto the coffee
Storyteller Dave | DavesTravelCorner.com
We’re excited to share our interview with Dave, founder of Dave’s Travel Corner. Over the past 19+ years, his core focus has been promoting experiential travel; his readers are actively interested in a wide range of
Life Reflections & Travel
I’m taking a different direction on the blog today, as I share some life reflections. If you’re new to the blog, we dive deep into travelers’ personal stories through cultural immersion on Culture with Travel. We focus on these
Going Far, Getting Local in Peru
Today’s guest post is by Jessica Yubas, a digital nomad who has so far traveled to 45 countries. At the beginning of May of this year I found myself in the middle of nowhere somewhere in
4 Easy Ways to Keep Your Home Safe While Traveling
Making sure you packed everything you need and double-checking the time your flight takes off are two common steps everyone takes when they’re heading out on a big trip. Once you’re busy worrying about the
Becoming a Tourist at Home
By Valerie Sisco, Culture with Travel Food Correspondent and founder of Grace with Silk I’m a big fan of taking walking tours when I travel, but I always agonize over packing comfortable yet stylish shoes for
Giving Life a Different Meaning
Today’s guest post is by Lauren Marinigh, www.twirltheglobe.com. For most people, visiting India is a culture shock on all levels. It’s a place rich in culture, tradition and religion, and when you hear people say that
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
The Greatest Gift of Life is Friendship
Today’s guest post is by Melanie Ferguson of postcardsandplaces.com Making friends was difficult to do in Ghana. Friendship is based on equality, but the financial disparity between many Ghanaians and me was often too big
Culture Shock: Running a Business in Costa Rica
Today’s guest post is by Jason Mueller My first visit to Costa Rica was about 10 years ago with a former girlfriend. Her uncle and grandpa owned a resort in Guanacaste, and needless to say,
Join the New York Trav Fest
In less than two weeks, the New York Travel Festival will return! I’m very excited to attend again this year again. This time, I’ll be joining as a speaker as part of the Digital Storytelling:
A Luxury Eco Adventure in Belize
Today’s post is by Vicky DiMichele My passion in travel currently lays in luxury eco adventures. I want to warn you though, it often changes. One destination, one property or one experience has completely changed
Exploring Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Today’s post is by Culture with Travel East Coast Correspondent, Brian Cicioni, who writes I May Roam. Seated on the banks of the Susquehanna River, Harrisburg has been the capital of Pennsylvania since 1812. With
Empowering Women in Rwanda
Humanity Unified International is on a mission: to empower 100 women living in extreme poverty in Rwanda with tools and education through a cooperative farming project. As travelers, we often think about the things we want to see
Discovering Ecuador By Volunteering
Today’s guest post is by Carley Clement Volunteering Abroad: Discovering the Heart of a Nation When I came to Ecuador in 2014, I came with a guidebook in hand, pages dog-eared and highlighted with ideas
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
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