Texas is a huge state with plenty to offer. From major metropolitan hubs to small Western towns, planning where to go can feel overwhelming. If you’re flying in, which it’s safe to assume most people are, there’s a great chance you’ll end up in Dallas. Don’t make the mistake of just transferring through Dallas to …
It goes without saying that part of the incentive of visiting Texas is indulging in some proper Texan cuisine. Well known for their barbecue, Tex-Mex, comforting desserts, Southern fare, and more, Texas is a foodie destination for all hungry travelers. Texas is a large state, so while calling it a “foodie destination” might be true, …
Happy National Margarita Day! In honor of this festive holiday, I, a margarita afficindo if I do say so myself, have decided to compile a list of the best margaritas in New York City. After living here for over 10 years, it’s safe to say I’ve done plenty of field research, so you can count …
While the weather has been oddly nice in New York these past few weeks, it is still technically winter, which means those frigid temperatures and icy windchills could creep back up on us at any second. For those who are looking to cozy up away from the cold and into a cocktail, these are my …
Most travelers head to Chile to explore the Atacama Desert, also known as the driest place on planet Earth, in the north. Perhaps, they use Chile as a way to migrate south before heading into Antarctica on the Drake Passage. However, when flying into Chile, it’s likely that you’ll have some time in Santiago. What’s …
I wasn’t sure what to expect when it came to dining in Brazil. What I was met with once there, however, was a lovely surprise of delicious food, most notably, the best fruit I’ve ever had in my life. Cuisine in Brazil also won’t break the bank, with most meals falling under $10. I spent …
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Move over Paris, the chic Italian fashion-capital, Milan, is coming through! Milan is quite different from the rest of Italy. It’s a bit more industrial, it’s way more expensive, and everything feels like it has its pinky and nose up, compared to the rest of the country and its humble vibes. This isn’t to say …
1. The Nature Costa Rica accounts for .03% of the world’s surface, and yet it accounts for 6% of the world’s biodiversity. All of Costa Rica is lush and green, but nothing beats the oasis that is La Fortuna. Many species of trees, birds, flowers, and more can be found in La Fortuna, and it …
With only a four-hour flight from mainland USA’s East Coast, a visit to Iceland can easily be done in just a few short days. It’s also great for a stopover between North America and mainland Europe, and with IcelandAir’s “extended stopover” program, it’s easy as pie. Convenience aside, Iceland is a breathtaking place that should …
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Anyone who even semi-frequents my page knows one of my favorite travel hacks is spending a day or two in a city / country to see how many activities I can cram in (especially on a layover!). While my flight to Kuala Lumpur was not a layover, when I arrived to the Philippines, they had …