How to Spend 1 Day in Antigua, Guatemala

Santa Catalina Arch

I fell in love with Antigua the moment I jumped off the bus. I was only in town for a day as an excursion on a Panama Canal cruise. Guatemala was one of the few ports that had independent travel options and, as much fun as I was having with the cruise experience, I was…

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Island hopping Galapagos: A Galapagos Islands Itinerary

A cuddle puddle of sea lions lying and sitting on a sandy beach

The Galapagos was somewhere I had dreamed about seeing since I was a teenager. I still remember going to one of the travel agents and bringing home a massive pile of Galapagos Island brochures and flipping through. I dreamed about seeing the giant tortoises and sea lions and exploring the islands made famous by Charles…

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How to Get from Panama to Colombia: Sailing San Blas Islands

Two uninhabited islands with bright blue water and a blue sky with puffy white clouds

Planning a Central and South America trip and looking for an adventure? How about sailing from Panama to Colombia via some of the world’s most beautiful tropical islands? Sounds pretty great, right? Spoiler alert: it is. However, there are a few things to be aware of. While the idea of travelling by sailboat on the…

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How to Spend 1 Day in Cartagena, Colombia

Old Town Cartagena Streets

In 2019 I got to visit Cartagena as part of a Panama Canal cruise. It was somewhere I had wanted to visit for awhile and while one day wasn’t a lot of time, the Old Town area is quite small so I got to see and do more than expected. That being said, I still returned…

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2-Week Brazil Itinerary: Perfect for First-Time Visitors

Hannah Logan in a red swimsuit sitting on a rock with a huge wave splashing behind her

Brazil was my 65th country and somewhere I was incredibly excited about. At the same time, despite all my travel experience, I found planning my trip to Brazil daunting. I received countless warnings about safety and the country itself is massive which made it hard to plan when I had a limited amount of time.…

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ESBT: Rwanda and Uganda: Gorilla & Chimpanzee Trekking 2026

My 2024 Africa group trips were such a hit that you guys asked for more wildlife-themed trips in Africa. So, I’m excited to share that in winter of 2026 I will be offering a 9-day adventure through Rwanda and Uganda in search of all kinds of wildlife including gorilla and chimpanzee trekking. Ready to learn…

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Morocco’s Blue City: Is Chefchaoeun Actually Worth Visiting?

If you’ve done any research or know anything about Morocco, no doubt you’ve come across the beautiful blue coloured city Chefchaouen. Located in the northern part of the country, this small city has become the darling of photographers, instagrammers, and influencers. But, despite the fact that it is beautiful, is it actually worth visiting? I…

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How to Make the Most out of 2 Days in Fes, Morocco

Fez is the oldest city in Morocco and an absolute must see. With the largest tannery in Africa and a sprawling Medina packed with over 9700 streets, it’s definitely worth exploring for a couple of days. But what should you see and do? Where should you stay? And what should you be aware of? Here…

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How to Spend One Day in Casablanca, Morocco

Hassan II Mosque

Casablanca was one of the cities that people told me not to bother with when I was planning my trip to Morocco. Of course, it’s also where I found the cheapest flight to. So, of course, I booked the cheapest flight and planned on just spending one day in Casablanca before moving on to a…

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What to Wear in Dubai: Dubai Packing List for Women

For me, packing is the worst part of travel. Especially as a solo female traveller who wants to be respectful but also look and feel good as I explore and, of course, take photos. Some destinations are harder to pack for than others and I struggled when trying to figure out what to wear in…

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Solo Travel in Dubai: Is it Safe?

When I first mentioned I would be travelling solo to Dubai, UAE I was met with some hesitation from friends and family. After all, Dubai is in the Middle East which does have a reputation for being difficult for solo female travellers. I knew that Dubai was extremely westernized and not at all like Egypt.…

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How to Spend 4 Days in Dubai

Hannah in heart tunnel in Dubai's Miracle Gardens

So, you only have 4 days in Dubai, UAE? Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered. While four days may not seem like a lot of time in a destination, that’s actually a pretty good amount of time to spend in Dubai. Will you see everything? No. But, Dubai isn’t that big so you can see…

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A Simple Guide to Travel Insurance and Why You Need It

Travel insurance. It’s one of those terms that keeps popping up when it comes to travel but sometimes leaves people confused and wondering if they even need it in the first place. The easy answer? YES. Do I know this from experience? YES. Which is why I’m writing this quick and easy guide to travel…

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Authentic Gluhwein Recipe from an Austrian Chef

Gluhwein recipe

I’ve made it no secret about how much I love European Christmas Markets, especially those in Germany and Austria. I have a million reasons why but I’d be lying if I said that the gluhwein wasn’t one of them. Which is funny, because back in 2011, when I first visited European Christmas markets, I didn’t…

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Nashville at Christmas: Feeling Festive in Music City

The colourful stage at the Opry Country Christmas Show. Musicians on the stage with red and green lights

When it comes to the holiday season, I don’t play around. As a self-proclaimed Christmas elf, I go all out for the holidays which often means travelling. I’ve been to dozens of Christmas markets in Europe over the years and I live in an area that is famous for being a filming destination for Hallmark…

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Experience the Magic of Paris at Christmas with These Festive Ideas

Paris at Christmas

I love Paris and I love Christmas, so getting to see Paris at Christmas was pretty, well, magical. I’m no stranger to exploring Europe during the Christmas season. After all, Europe’s Christmas markets are basically my version of Disneyworld. But, there’s something about the way that Paris does the Christmas season. It’s just that little…

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Nuremberg Christmas Markets: The Ultimate Guide

Nuremberg Christmas market tents lined up in front of a gothic church

Germany is king when it comes to Christmas markets and while I love so many that this country has to offer, I think the Nuremberg Christmas Market takes the cake. Or, maybe in this case the lebkuchen which is German gingerbread for those who don’t know. After all, we are talking about Christmas here! So,…

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The Salzburg Krampus Run: A Unique Christmas Tradition

Salzburg Krampus Run

When I was travelling around Europe for the Christmas Markets I expected to see plenty of Santas and maybe a few elves and reindeer. What I didn’t expect to find was a giant, hairy, devil-looking creature known as Krampus; essentially a Christmas demon who has his own celebration called Krampusnacht or Krampus Run. This event…

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