Posts Tagged: travel
The World’s Most Wheelchair-Friendly Destinations
Today’s Culture with Travel guest post is by Michael Leavy of Home Healthcare Adaptations, a family-run company based in Ireland that specializes in adapting homes for the elderly and less abled On every continent, you’ll
Long Hiking Trips – Things to Have in Mind
Today’s Culture with Travel guest post is by Tony Solomon Even though it is an extremely powerful cardio workout, for a lot of people, this is more of a lifestyle than an exercise. In other
Track Travels With A Scratch-Off Map (Giveaway!)
As travelers, we love to map out where we go. Some of us – myself included – love to use maps to mark where we’ve been or where we’re headed next. While relying on GPS
Traveling Foodie: Not at Home in the Kitchen
Today’s post is by Valerie Sisco, Culture with Travel Food Correspondent I rarely cook at home, but somehow when I travel, a cooking class is usually on my itinerary. I think traveling brings out my
Storyteller Greg | Vagabonding Life travel blog
Today’s Culture with Travel interview is with storyteller Greg from the Vagabonding Life travel blog. Why do you love to travel? How do you think travel unites us or teaches us more about the world?
Philippine Culture and Etiquette: What To Know
Today’s Culture with Travel post is by Boom Rizal Traveling to the Philippines soon? Get to know the country and enjoy your travel by experiencing the unique Philippine culture. Here are some tips to keep in
Turning Trash Into Classrooms in Nicaragua
Today’s Culture with Travel post is by Denise Miller, ChangeStream Media Co-founder and Visit.org Visual Ambassador Visitors to Nicaraguan Lakeside Paradise Help Turn Trash Into Classrooms “Here in this hotel, we focus on two things: education
Is Cornwall the Next Dog-Friendly Destination?
Today’s post is by Leigh Marcos Having a furry member as part of the family is one of the greatest joys in life. However, when it comes to traveling, pets are often the last ones
5 Classic American Road Trips
Today’s Culture with Travel post is by Barbara Bowden Are you considering taking a road trip across America? While there is something to be said for hopping into your vehicle with no plan in mind
Adventurer David Love | LoveAdventures.co.uk
David Love is a UK Adventurer, Mountaineer and Expedition Leader. He’s also an Instructor with the Bear Grylls Survival Academy and a self-confessed adrenaline junkie. David’s passion for the outdoors was forged at a young age in the rugged
Defining Home – 13 years in the U.S.
This summer will mark 13 years. Thirteen years I’ve lived in America. It started in New Jersey, then I attended Emerson College in Boston, and now I’m in New York City. When you move to
Serendipity & Travel
“How do you know each other?” This seems to be among the first questions people ask when introduced to mutual friends. A college friend once told me she met my high school friend while in
Commemorating Queensday 2013
The mood is infectious. There’s a burst of orange all over. A country is celebrating and upholding an important tradition. I’m describing none other than Koninginnedag, or Queensday, in the Netherlands. This annual holiday (which
"Springing Through the Lens Exhibit"
“Photography, as a powerful medium of expression and communications, offers an infinite variety of perception, interpretation and execution.” – Ansel Adams Photography expresses the unspoken, yet emotive. Because it’s open to perception and interpretation, there
A Walk In the North Woods of Central Park
NYC is the epitome of constant movement, culture, and liveliness. While it’s great to live in a city that energizes you, everyone needs a little R&R every now and then. Nature has a very quiet
New York City: A Cultural "Global Kitchen"
It unites. It creates a cultural footprint. It is delicious, rich, and comforting: food. Beyond those qualities, food is a powerful resource. Unfortunately, the reality is that it is not equally accessible throughout the world,
Why I Will Always Love Radio
“In seeking truth you have to get both sides of a story.” – Walter Cronkite on journalism. It all started in my teens. Watching the evening news sparked a curiosity on many levels. Learning about
New York City: A New Home
Fast paced. Full of life, history, art and culture. The city doesn’t mess around. It’s been almost six months since my move from Boston. Having lived in another country and being accustomed to a slightly
Famous Writers on Travel: Part III
American poet and writer Maya Angelou once said: “Perhaps travel cannot prevent bigotry, but by demonstrating that all peoples cry, laugh, eat, worry, and die, it can introduce the idea that if we try and
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