believing of traveling alone as a solo female traveler however not sure where to start? As a woman, you’re regularly bombarded with conflicting messages about the truth of the solo female travel experience. One minute, you’re feeling influenced by memoirs like Wild or Eat Pray Love and the next, you catch wind of a haunting news story about a…
2022 March 1 The Bureau of Quarantine (BOQ) has just recently introduced a new web site for applications for worldwide Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis (ICVP or just ICV), replacing the old portal housed at the PisoPay site. The ICV, often called yellow card or yellow book, is for travelers who got fully-vaccinated in the…
Paris is brimming with fascinating attractions that you can stay for a week or two and you might still not see many of what it has to offer. but as one of the major cities in Europe, it is also a transportation hub and a good jump-off point to other destinations. You can easily fill…
In this post, I’m going to share with you the best equipment for vlogging. This is the gear we personally use or plan to upgrade to. We’ve been vlogging and travelling for nearly 10 years, because cameras were barely over 5 megapixels, the smartphone was barely created and you’d be hard-pressed to find a backpack…
Puerto Vallarta is a destination that has been welcoming travellers for lots of years, and it’s one of our much-loved places to visit in Mexico. There are many fun things to do in Puerto Vallarta — it has something for everyone. Whether you’re a backpacker on a budget, a digital nomad in Mexico seeking to…
A blocky white fortress stands on rugged cliffs over the calm sapphire water of the Caribbean Sea. This is Tulum, one of the most spectacular archeological sites in Mexico. Compared to other ancient Mayan cities, Tulum’s structures are rather small, the architecture isn’t especially detailed, and the site itself can be explored in less than…
Note: This is an old post. Last updated in 2013. Dining is a huge part of travel. Food is an important part of any type of destination. The exact same holds true for El Nido. Although this humble town tucked in the northern tip of Palawan does not have a distinct, world-famous cuisine, a trip…
When we look back on our Brussels trip, what we keep in mind with the most fondness isn’t the elaborate design or the historic landmarks or the scenic views. more frequently than not, it’s the FOOD! Belgian street food isn’t especially unique, complex or out-of-this-world. At their core, these grubs are really quite simple. however…
Last Updated: 6/11/21 | June 11th, 2021 How much money do you need for your trip? $1,000? $2,000? $5,000? $50,000? For many people, the thought of saving thousands of dollars to travel the world — or just travel whatsoever — is a daunting prospect. While there are numerous ways to save money and travel on…
