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What to do in Singapore: From Skyscrapers to Gardens

More than skyscrapers and shopping malls, Singapore, the world's "city in a garden" offers a unique mix of Chinese, Malay, and Indian culture and everything from biking and "bumboating" to world-class art and nightlife.

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How to Travel More in 2021

Stop living vicariously through other people and learn how to prioritize travel this year, regardless of your job, income, zip code, or family composition. Almost anyone can travel more if they prioritize it.

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Holiday Travel Tips for Travelers Who Know it All

Let's face it, holiday travel can be expensive, time-consuming, and frustrating. Learn simple tips that will make your holiday travel more pleasant, including helpful websites, phone apps, and travel strategies.

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November 2019 group trip to Cuba - Havana's 500th anniversary

Join me for an unforgettable small group trip to Cuba for Havana’s 500th anniversary. This small group tour is for curious, active travelers that avoid big bus tours and want an authentic cultural experience.

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Day of the Dead in Mexico City

Celebrate Day of the Dead in Mexico City and in nearby Mixquic, which holds one of the most extravagant celebrations in the country. This small group tour will immerse you in Dia de los Muertos culture, including street celebrations, cemetery rituals, and joining families in their homes as they explain the significance of the alters they built for deceased loved ones.

Lake Titicaca's knitting men & floating reed islands

Lake Titicaca is home to many islands, including Taquile, where the men do the knitting and tell their stories through fabric, and the floating reed islands of the Uros, who build their homes, beds, and boats of reeds!

Machu Picchu by bike, raft, & zipline

Machu Picchu has earned its place as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and as one of the new 7 Wonders of the World. It offers breathtaking views, photo opportunities with llamas, and impossibly precise architecture from the 15th century that aligns neatly with the sun during solstices and equinoxes.

Choquequirao: The other Machu Picchu

Machu Picchu's"Sacred Sister City", Choquequirao, is the true lost city of the Incas. Receiving roughly 30 visitors per day, compared to Machu Pichu's 3,000 visitors, Choquequirao allows adventurous travelers a taste of Machu Picchu without the crowds.

Jul 20, 2022

Where to go in Mexico for Day of the Dead

Mexico is a hugely diverse country with many options for celebrating Day of the Dead. Learn where to go in Mexico for Day of the Dead, including tips on what cities to visit, what to do there, and how to make the most of your Day of the Dead vacation

Feb 3, 2022

How to Visit Cuba During Covid - Required vaccinations, testing, and medical insurance

Covid entry requirements in Cuba are constantly changing. Learn how to visit Cuba during the pandemic, including required vaccinations, testing, and medical insurance. You’ll also learn what to do before your trip, what to expect in Cuba, and what to do if you get sick.

Sep 24, 2020

Day of the Dead Mexico City Group Tours in 2022

Learn about 2022 Day of the Dead group tours to Mexico City. Attend intimate memorial ceremonies in cemeteries around the city, celebrate the festival with families inside their homes, participate in altar building experiences, and explore food markets with a chef, visit ancient Aztec ruins and the 3rd largest pyramid in the world, and take an authentic Mexican cooking class to learn about traditional foods served during Day of the Dead.

Jun 11, 2020

White People: Even if We're Not Racist, We Can Do Better

Racism is baked into America so as white people, we sometimes don’t see it. Though nobody wants to be labeled a racist, racist acts happen every single day. Learn how to examine your own biases and how to help dismantle racism and oppression.

Apr 1, 2020

Free and Cheap Resources to Keep You Entertained, Productive, & Healthy While Social Distancing

While you’re social distancing and self-quarantined because of Coronavirus, check out these free and cheap online resources to keep you entertained, healthy, fit, and productive!

Mar 19, 2020

Day of the Dead Parades and Preparation Group Trip to Mexico City - October, 2022

Day of the Dead is the perfect time to visit Mexico City. In addition to visiting pyramids, ancient Aztec ruins, biking through the city and taking an authentic Mexican cooking class, the Day of the Dead also brings huge parades, street festivals, and intimate ceremonies in cemeteries around the city. Learn about 2020 Day of the Dead parade and preparation group tours to Mexico.

Feb 11, 2020

Vegan food in Puerto Rico: Old San Juan & Beyond

Puerto Rico has incredible vegan food, from classics like mofongo and pastelón, to pizza, donuts, & fine dining. Learn where to go and what to eat, including lists of vegan restaurants in San Juan, Puerto Rico and beyond.

Dec 24, 2019

Traveling on your PERIOD: Why to use a menstrual cup while traveling

Traveling on your period is inevitable. Learn why menstrual cups are perfect for female travelers, and how to have a bloody good time while swimming, hiking, and camping. Discover how to choose a menstrual cup, how to use it, and what to know before your next trip.