As the world becomes increasingly globalized, connections increase exponentially. Love connections, that is. Which has resulted in 2018, as much as 7% of the U.S. population now being considered “multiracial”, having genetics from two or more distinct racial groups. This is referred to as mixed, mixed raced, multiracial, biracial, and Continue Reading
As my blog’s name suggests, I am not one to lug heavy suitcases around during my travels. I #TeamPacksLight (duh) , #TeamCarryOn, and #TeamWorkSmarterNotHarder. Who has time to pack their entire wardrobe for every trip and risk paying insanely expensive checked bag fees, airlines losing your luggage, or breaking my Continue Reading
If you travel, you need travel insurance. Period. But with some great and some not so great travel insurance companies out there, which policy will give you the most benefits for the best price? More importantly, do any cater especially to the younger generation? As millennials, insurance is usually at Continue Reading
If you’re here, you’re likely a blogger who is has developed some level of success or following, modest or otherwise, and now want to begin partnering with brands, tourism boards, and other companies with a blog rate card. Don’t have a rate card? This article will help you build an efficient, Continue Reading
When I first heard that my mother and grandmother wanted to go to Leavenworth, WA, a city supposedly styled as an old Bavarian town, I’ll be honest and say that an involuntary groan may have slipped out. Well, after only three hours in this quaint little town, I can guarantee that Continue Reading
Last year I spent my spring break in London, England. I had an amazing time but let’s just say I wasn’t drinking mojitos in my bikini at any point during the trip. Well this year I did a 180° turn and planned a fun-filled, sun-filled week in Puerto Rico! My friend Hannah Continue Reading
Dubai, UAE is one of the most spectacular, awe-inspiring, and modern cities in the world. But despite being the modern international hub that as it is, Dubai is still a majority-Muslim country, and the culture still reflects that. One of the most common questions I had even before I moved here Continue Reading
I visited 8 countries completely independently as a traditional public university, for at least a week for each trip. No parents paying, no inheritance, no pilot father, no sugar daddy. 8 countries? How did I have the time, money, or opportunities with tuition, classes, and college life? Travel as a Continue Reading
