If you’re planning a trip and wondering how to haggle confidently in markets around the world, especially in regions like Africa and the Middle East, you’re not alone. Haggling can feel awkward and intimidating when you are not used to it. After years of visiting local markets, I’ve picked up some strategies that help me […]
If you’re planning a trip to Seoul, one of the most common debates travelers have is Changdeokgung vs Gyeongbokgung. So which palace should you visit when you have limited time in Seoul? Both are stunning pieces of Korea’s history, but if you only have time for one, there is a clear winner. *This post contains
Colmar looks like something straight out of a Disney movie and if you go at Christmas, it’s even more magical. No matter when you visit, my Colmar France Travel Guide will help you fill your itinerary with fun activities, delicious restaurants, and picturesque accommodations. *This post contains affiliate links which means I make a small
Egypt is a magical destination, but can feel intimidating when you’re a solo female traveler. You have probably heard mixed reviews and are wondering if it is safe. Egypt solo female travel can be an incredible experience filled with history, culture, and adventure. I’m hoping that my experience and helpful tips will encourage you to
When planning my trip to Jordan, I knew I had to add the Dead Sea to my itinerary. This seemed like a once in a lifetime experience, but should you visit the Dead Sea in Jordan or is it overrated? Here’s my honest review and essential tips to make the most of your visit. *This
When people think of Paris nightlife, the Moulin Rouge is usually the first cabaret that comes to mind. Its iconic red windmill and musical adaptation have made it famous. You may be wondering is Moulin Rouge worth it? Here’s my honest review and recommendations for other cabarets. *This post contains affiliate links which means I
I’m on a teacher budget, but I travel like I’m not by using points and miles. I traveled to South Korea for eight nights and only spent $395 on flights and hotels. Here’s exactly how to travel to South Korea on a budget using points. *This post contains affiliate links which means I make a
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After flying with so many different airlines over the years, I think I found my new favorite long-haul airlines. Korean Air economy seats really impressed me compared to what I am used to in economy. Here’s why. *This post contains affiliate links which means I make a small commission at no extra cost to you.
The Busan Sky Capsule is one of the city’s most scenic experiences and it definitely lives up to the hype. If you’re planning on adding it to your South Korea itinerary, here’s everything you should know before you go. *This post contains affiliate links which means I make a small commission at no extra cost
As someone who’s taken countless solo trips across Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, I can confidently say that solo female travel in South Korea is both easy and safe. It is definitely the perfect country to visit if you’re newer to solo travel and are still working on building your confidence. Here’s everything