Updated: 30 April 2023 On my first solo trip ever, I had no idea what to expect. Absolutely no idea. Leading up to my trip, I read and researched a lot of information, and whenever I felt tempted to cancel my trip, I would watch episodes of Rick Steves Europe on Youtube. Ultimately, I didn’t […]
Tag Archives: Literary Travel
Savannah’s charm, diverse food scene, great tourism infrastructure, and walkable historic center, all make it a perfect city for a short weekend escape. No doubt about it, Savannah is now one of my favorite cities in the United States. It’s a special destination. Why else do I love Savannah so much? Well. It’s a pure […]
Updated: 10 November 2022 Porto is, without a doubt, a literary destination. As someone who graduated with a MA in English Literature, I am a huge nerd when it comes to destinations that have a deep bookish history. So, when I traveled solo to Porto, one of my major goals was to see the famous […]
Note: Visit Berkeley kindly hosted me in return for coverage on my blog. As always, all opinions are my own and writing about my honest experience is a priority for me. Enjoy the guide! Even as a thirtysomething year old traveler, I still have a soft spot for university cities and towns. I mean, I’ve lived […]
Note: Visit Concord graciously hosted me on a press trip in exchange for coverage. As always, this post discusses my honest experience and all opinions are my own. Northern California is officially one of my favorite places to travel alone. The entire region is a friendly, delicious, and naturally beautiful oasis that’s easy to explore […]