Travel to France: Walking in the Paths of Romans and Artists in Arles
Walking through the dark cryptoporticus of Arles, France, I couldn’t help think how cool this was, both literally and figuratively.
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Travel to France: Family Continues Tradition at the Marius Fabre Soap Factory
Ms. Julie Bousquet Fabre stood before me explaining how her great-grandfather started La Savonnerie Marius Fabre (Marius Fabre Soap Factory) in 1900. Today, her parents, sister and she carry on the tradition of manufacturing Marseille soap.
Travel to France: A Walk through the Marseille Fish Market
A short distance from my Marseille hotel, Hôtel la Résidence du Vieux-Port, I took a walk through the Marseille Fish Market. Boat after boat docked at Quai des Belges on Marseille’s Old Port just after 8 in the morning.
Music is a Global Connector: New Research Lists USA at Top of Global Influential Music Index
Music is a global connector and it’s part of the travel experience. New research released by medimops reveals USA is at the top of the Global Influential Music Index.
Why You Should be Planning Now for a Solo Trip After the Pandemic
Releasing a travel book during a pandemic may seem fruitless. However, you should be planning now for a solo trip after the pandemic. Here are the reasons why.
7 Photography Tips for Your Next Blogger FAM Trip
Looking to add a little zest to your travel photos? Following are my seven photography tips for your next blogger FAM trip.
Travel to Florida: 5 Reasons to Stay at the Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort
Traveling to Florida soon? Or just looking for a destination to escape the winter chill? I recently visited Northwest Florida and here are five reasons to stay at the Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort.
Hugging Trees in Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest, North Carolina
I’ve heard hugging trees can improve your health and whether it’s true or not, I sure felt better when hugging some of the grand trees in Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest in North Carolina earlier this month.
May 2014: An Overdue Update to the Escapades of Solo Travel Girl
I’m not quite sure if I’ve ever written a post updating you on what’s been happening in my life but I feel to do so. Since the beginning of the year, it’s been a wild and wooly ride but with June in sight, I’m beginning to breathe.
I Dream of Summer Road Tripping in Cooler Climes with Best Western
I dream of summer road tripping in cooler climes with Best Western. Why? Spring has sprung yet here in Southwest Florida high humidity causing frizzy-hair days and that why-did-I-shower-this-morning feeling have already kissed my unmanageable locks. The arrival of spring also means I can see the end of what’s been a very busy and intense winter season at my day job.