Posts Tagged: travel
Interview with Justa of Curious on Tanzania
Today’s Culture with Travel interview comes as part of our Travel Entrepreneur series, where we talk to travel leaders who are running businesses all over the world. We recently spoke to Justa Lujwangana, the founder
Introducing TravelPreneur Lisbon With Pats
This week on Culture with Travel, we’re interviewing travel preneur Pats of Lisbon with Pats. Learn what drove her to launch a tour company. What inspired the creation of Lisbon with Pats? Pure serendipity, I
Introducing Juan Giraldo of Waku
Today’s Culture with Travel interview is with travel entrepreneur, Juan Giraldo, the founder of Waku. Learn how a road trip in Southern Ecuador became the catalyst for starting a socially-conscious company. What inspired the creation of
Savoring the Earthy Flavors of Umbria
Today’s post is by Culture with Travel Food Correspondent, Valerie Sisco. I open my kitchen cabinet and grab the tall green jar of olive oil. I pour out a little on a plate and sprinkle
Spanish Colonial and Modern American Architecture
Today’s Culture with Travel guest post is by Jason Mueller It’s difficult to compare Spanish Colonial architecture with modern USA architecture because American architecture is so varied and different. While Spanish colonial architecture is well-known
Storyteller Aditi: Food Travels
This week on Culture With Travel, we talk to travel and food blogger, Aditi from Lyf&Spice. In this interview, Aditi shares about some of her favorite dishes, and how she goes about exploring local culture
Exploring Dutchess County: Summer Road Trip
Today’s Culture with Travel post originally appeared on Jessie on a Journey A big thanks to Navdy for sponsoring my trip, and to Dutchess Tourism for helping to set up the activities! By Jessica Festa of Jessie
The Glasgow Experience – What You Need to Know
Today’s Culture with Travel guest post is by Aaron Robertson Scotland’s biggest city, Glasgow, has been evolving over the last two decades and is now bursting with sophistication and earthiness. You can find stylish stores,
Storyteller Bren of Bren On The Road Travel Blog
For today’s Culture with Travel interview, we’re featuring Bren from Bren on the Road. Read more about what inspires Bren and where his travels have taken him. In 2011, Bren quit his job as an accountant
CultureTrav Trip to New Orleans
Have you always wanted to explore New Orleans, but haven’t had the chance to do so yet? Heard great stories of the Big Easy, but haven’t gotten around to visiting? Here’s your chance to join
New Shared Wishes: iWish 2014
After a long weekend, and polar vortex #2 (in NYC, too!), I’m happy to show new wishes! Thanks to everyone who contributed already – it’s great to hear what’s important to you! Have you been
New iWishes!
Thanks so much to everyone who sent in their wishes for 2014! It’s great to hear your take on what you find most important! Do you want to send your wish? Just think of something
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
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,
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
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
Photo of the Week: Fall in Brooklyn
Follow my photography adventures via my Instagram page. For a full portfolio, please visit http://norlemans.zenfolio.com/.
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,
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.
Running in Harlem
I have never been much of a morning person. My family can attest to my “zombie-like” state when I used to get up early for school. I’d often stay under the covers for a few
Hi! I'm the founder of Culture With Travel and #CultureTrav. Please chat with us on social media and contribute in the comments! Follow @Nicolette_O
