Traveling isn’t all sunshine and rainbows. Check out how I navigated through the highs and lows of travel, coming out the other side stronger and more confident than ever.

Read about Libby’s experience making life long memories while traveling with her kids and her tips to help you do the same.

Check out the 6 changes you can make today to make room for more travel in your budget!

Learn about and implement systems for saving money so you can travel more.

Hear Rachel Rickman’s reflections on my time spent in Wisconsin in between traveling and how it led her to become a resident of Mexico.

Is it safe to travel to Morocco after the earthquake? Read why you shouldn’t postpone your trip.

Hear my reflections on my time spent in Wisconsin in between traveling.

A Love Letter to Mexico: Blog Contributor Ryan Crain, author of Gravel Roads, explains his biggest adjustment and best parts about living in Mexico.

Planning a trip to Cuba by yourself can be time-consuming, with many factors to consider, such as visas, accommodations, and transportation. Booking a group trip with me allows you to fully indulge in the beauty and culture of Cuba with ease while I handle all the logistics and ensure your trip goes as smoothly as possible.

If you’re an American, you might be wondering, how am I able to experience the beauty of Cuban culture firsthand? Doesn’t the U.S. government have restrictions and embargos on traveling there? Find out how to travel to Cuba legally and with purpose.

I honestly thought I'd never get a tattoo.

I first wanted a travel tattoo when I was in my early 20's to commemorate the months I’d lived in Spain--but I could just never bring myself to actually do it.

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.

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.

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.

Coyoacán is a Nahautl word, meaning “place of the coyotes” in the language of the Aztecs. It’s one of Mexico City’s oldest neighborhoods, with cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, great food, and gorgeous parks. In my opinion, it’s an absolute must-see while visiting Mexico City.