What happens when 300 female (and a few daring male) travelers, bloggers, and entrepreneurs get together for a weekend full of inspiration and motivation? Wanderful things happen! There are all kinds of travel industry conferences out there, but the Women in Travel Summit (WITS) is a conference unlike any other that completely exceeded my expectations. I racked my brain through everything I learned during the weekend and...
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I am thrilled to annouce that I have been nominated for the Very Inspiring Blogger Award by Justin Plus Lauren, another very inspiring blogging duo. Don’t miss out if you haven’t stopped over at their site already! Follow these steps to accept the award: 1. Thank and link to the person(s) who have nominated you. 2. List the rules and display the award 3. Share seven...
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The luck of the Irish and St. Patrick’s Day are some things that may come to mind when thinking about Dublin, or Ireland in general. However, there is a lot more to Dublin than these popular notions. Visiting a city that makes it simple to navigate, easy to find affordable accommodation, and has lots of fun activities and festivals makes Dublin an ideal destination for all...
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Tour Your Hometown: Jenna of Wander the Map 1. For starters, where is your current hometown and how long have you lived there? My current hometown is St. Paul, Minnesota. We just moved back to the area a little under a year ago, but my husband and I have lived around the “Twin Cities” area for over 8 years in total. 2. For many people,...
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Only about a four hour flight from most North American destinations, Dallas is easily accessible and well-known worldwide. It is the ninth largest city in the nation and is the host of the annual Texas State Fair, a popular event for locals and visitors alike. Aside from being known for the Dallas Cowboys football team and the 1980s ‘Dallas’ TV show, Dallas is also the site of the tragic...
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Travel Moments: Tianna of The Passport Chronicles One of the best experiences I ever had was in India. When I got to New Dehli it was chaotic to say the least. Anyone who has ever been to India can understand, its crowded, dusty and loud. I thought maybe I won’t like India. Instead I fell in love with the chaos. One of the first days...
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Tour Your Hometown: Sarah of Live, Dream, Discover 1. For starters, where is your current hometown and how long have you lived there? Well being that I am now a full time traveler I no longer have a permanent home base. However prior to becoming a nomad my hometown was the beautiful city of Vancouver, BC. I lived there on and off from the age...
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Ireland is commonly associated with drinking and its prominent pub culture. While the country does have the second highest alcohol consumption per capita in the world, pubs are also a common meeting place in the same way that cafes are in many other countries. Finding a pub won’t be hard in Dublin, Ireland’s capital, but aside from the many things to do in the city,...
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Travel Moments: Kirsten of Globetrotter in a Wheelchair In 1992 my husband Dieter and I traveled through former Soviet Union with a group of other Danish people. We visited Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan for one month. By a coincidence, we got contacted by a family in former capital Alma-Ata where we were invited to stay. We did so for a week. The other Danes went back to...
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