Nostos Serifos: Where Sustainability Meets Serenity
Discover Nōstos Serifos, a boutique eco-hotel in Greece that blends luxury with sustainability. Nestled in the Cyclades, this serene retreat offers stunning views, eco-conscious design, and a unique cultural experience. Explore the future of responsible travel at Nōstos Serifos.
7 Must-Do Cultural Experiences in Cuba
Immerse yourself in Cuba’s rich cultural landscape with our guide to the seven must-do experiences that will take you beyond the usual tourist trail. From cruising Havana’s streets in a classic car to learning the art of Cuban cigars, we dive into authentic local encounters that will transform your trip into an unforgettable journey. Whether it's salsa dancing in hidden spots or savoring mojitos in Havana’s secret bars, these cultural adventures reveal the true soul of Cuba. Ready to experience Cuba like never before?
A Photographer's 10 Tips For Capturing Portrait Shots Like The Very Best
Calling all adventurous souls and cultural explorers! Ever wondered how to capture those breathtaking travel moments without feeling awkward or missing out on the experience? Get ready to transform your travel photos from ordinary to extraordinary! In this blog, I'm spilling my top secrets for nailing those Instagram-worthy shots, even if you're camera-shy. From blending into stunning landscapes to catching the vibrant colors of Holi, learn how to tell your unique travel story through photos. Discover how to look natural, use props creatively, and capture those candid moments that truly reflect your journey. Whether you're a solo traveler or part of our amazing group trips, these tips will help you create memories (and photos!) that'll last a lifetime. Ready to dive in and make your next adventure as colorful as you are? Let's turn those travel dreams into frame-worthy realities!
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Pack Like a Pro, Travel Like a Local: The 2025 Must-Have Travel Gadgets You Never Knew Existed
Discover 17 game-changing travel essentials. From smart gadgets to packing hacks, learn how to travel lighter, smarter, and more authentically with our expert guide
Feta Late Than Never: My Athens Cooking Odyssey with EatWith
Join solo travel expert Laura Ericson on a mouthwatering adventure in the heart of Athens! Discover how a hidden terrace cooking class became the highlight of her Greek journey. From crafting authentic dishes to forming new friendships, Laura shares how EatWith experiences can transform your travels. Get ready to savor the flavors, stories, and connections that make solo exploration truly unforgettable. Your ticket to a genuine taste of Greek culture awaits!
Exploring the World Through Wine: An Interview with a Wine Expert
Discover how wine can transport you across the globe. Learn from a wine expert about cultural immersion, travel tips, and unique tasting experiences. Join us for a Georgian wine adventure and expand your palate without leaving town!
8 Current Obsessions That Are Changing The Game For Me
Hey there, fellow wanderlusters! 👋 Laura here, coming at you with a roundup of my current obsessions that are making my nomadic heart sing. Whether you're plotting your next adventure or just dreaming of far-off places (I see you, Patagonia!), I've got some goodies that'll get you inspired and prepped for wherever your wanderlust takes you. You know how it goes - you find something cool on your travels and suddenly you can't shut up about it.
The Life of a Part-Time Digital Nomad
Is it possible to be a part-time digital nomad? What if you want the security of having a home base, with the adventure of traveling abroad? If you have these questions, then read this blog post.
How to Fly Without an ID
Have you ever had to fly without an ID? You might even be stranded right now, wondering what you’re going to do in order to make it back home.
The Internet Isn’t Real Life
Don’t ever let anyone make you feel like you aren’t good enough, attractive enough, thin enough, savvy enough, cultured enough, rich enough, or ______ (fill in the blank with whatever adjective you’re thinking you’re not enough of) to travel.
My First Year as a Business Owner
In one year as a business owner, I have learned a lot of important lessons. More lessons than I learned in 7 years of college, grad school and 14 years working in higher education and leadership combined.
Finding Your Tribe
The world is big and full of people just like you if you know where to find them.
Reflecting on Divorce, Five Years Later
Five years ago today, I got a divorce.
I didn’t even realize this until someone recently asked me how long ago it was, and I looked up the actual day in court records.
Holy shit. Five whole years ago today, I started my life over. I rebuilt it from the ground up, and I did it the hard way. And I did it quietly.
But today I feel compelled to talk about it because I never really have. Today I feel overcome with emotion and feel the need to share because there’s probably someone out there who needs to hear this.
Leaving Room for Spontaneity
Most of you know I much prefer off the beaten path experiences to the typical tourist spots. I don’t pick places based on popularity or trends. I choose sights, sounds, and locations that draw me in and light me up.
Morocco Recap - Part 3
We ventured out of the desert, passing by packs of camels, driving once again through the dunes until we reached the main road again. We were onward to our last stop, Fes.
Morocco Recap - Part 2
After spending a few amazing days in Marrakech, I was extremely excited to wake up early and hit the road for the most anticipated part of our trip: the Sahara Desert road trip.
Morocco Recap - Part 1
Morocco has always been one of those mysterious, exotic places on my bucket list, but only recently did it really pop up on my radar. I was deciding where to go to scout a new group trip this past February when I found out Morocco was about to reopen for tourism. It felt like a sign, and I am all about acting on signs, so I booked a trip with my friend Rachel for three weeks later.
Taking the road less traveled
Traveling to places like Colombia and Morocco wouldn’t have even crossed my radar five years ago. They seemed dangerous and a bit sketchy, if I am being perfectly honest.
Group Travel to Turkey
It has been a couple weeks since I have been back from Turkey and I’m already dreaming of my next adventure. My heart is full from all the amazing things we accomplished.