Liaoning Street Night Market (遼寧街夜市) Taiwan, and Taipei in particular, are known for their night markets. You’ll see them all over social media, blogs, and YouTube. However, I’m going to place extra emphasis on my favorite one so far – Liaoning. This night market is one of my favorite street markets in Taipei due to […]
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Seville, Spain
Navigating Seville Airport Baggage Claim & Uber: A Survival Guide for International Travelers
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Seville Airport (SVQ) is a beautiful gateway to Spain, but if you’re an international traveler arriving from outside the EU, be prepared for potential challenges at baggage claim and securing your first rideshare. Whether you’re visiting for vacation, festivals like Interstellar or ICÓNICA SANTALUCÍA Sevilla Fest, or simply to sightsee, these tips will help you […]
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Taipei, a city bursting with culinary delights, is a food lover’s paradise. During my visit, I’ve discovered some amazing spots that I can’t wait to share with you. This is not an exhaustive list, but a collection of my personal favorites that I find myself returning to time and again. Whether you’re in town for […]
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Originally published in 202. Updated: May 17, 2024 Guam? Where’s Guam? Guam is probably not the first place you think of when you imagine a Pacific island. However, Guam, a U.S. territory nestled in the heart of the Pacific, isn’t just a picturesque island escape. Guam tends to get overlooked as a destination (compared to […]
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If you’re like me, I find balancing the demands of a 9-to-5 job with an on-the-go digital nomad lifestyle challenging for maintaining my curly hair. I already hide my hair behind a hat during most of my Zoom work calls. So if you have curly or textured hair like mine, you know some of the […]
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Boston’s public transit system, affectionately called “The T,” is surprisingly efficient and budget-friendly – and yes, there’s even a FREE option to get you from the airport to downtown Boston upon arrival! However, keep in mind that you’ll need to pay for your return trip to the airport. This guide will walk you through your […]
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As a Seattle native, I’m accustomed to an abundance of fresh seafood, diverse Asian cuisine (we are the home of teriyaki, after all), and a thriving beer scene. In Ballard alone, you can grab a “Ballard Brewed Passport” and explore its numerous breweries within walking distance of each other. It’s also worth noting (for Beer […]
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Are you heading to Austin, Texas, for a business trip or conference? Why not extend your stay and explore this vibrant city? Whether you’re squeezing in sightseeing between meetings or adding a few days for “bleisure” travel, Austin has something for everyone – from live music and diverse cuisine to craft beer and outdoor adventures. […]
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Boston is renowned for its rich history, and the Liberty Hotel embodies this perfectly. This one-of-a-kind hotel, housed in a beautifully repurposed jail, offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern luxury. Essentially, it allows you to rediscover history with a modern twist. As you step inside, The Liberty Hotel welcomes you with more […]
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Hotel 1868: Your Budget-Friendly Basecamp for Exploring Boston & Cambridge
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Boston is a vibrant city, but during graduation season, accommodation prices can skyrocket. If you’re looking for an affordable and convenient place to stay, look no further than Hotel 1868 in Cambridge. This unassuming hotel offers everything you need for a comfortable stay without breaking the bank. Plus, its prime location makes it easy to […]