Waco, Texas, also known as the heart of Texas, is a fairly small city about a two-hour drive south of Dallas. The city is full of rich history, and while it has some darkness to its past, the city is bright, full of fun activities and delicious food, and, above all, well worth a visit.…
Texas is a huge state with plenty to offer. From major metropolitan hubs to small Western towns, planning where to go can feel overwhelming. If you're flying in, which it's safe to assume most people are, there's a great chance you'll end up in Dallas. Don't make the mistake of just transferring through Dallas to…
Best known as the most famous sight in Waco, Texas is Joanna and Chip Gaines' Magnolia Market. Easily spotted from its monumental two silos, Magnolia Market is as aesthetically pleasing as it is entertaining for spending an entire day there. So, what exactly is there to do at Magnolia Market other than simply saying you've…
It goes without saying that part of the incentive of visiting Texas is indulging in some proper Texan cuisine. Well known for their barbecue, Tex-Mex, comforting desserts, Southern fare, and more, Texas is a foodie destination for all hungry travelers. Texas is a large state, so while calling it a "foodie destination" might be true,…
Cancun, Playa del Carmen, and Tulum remain some of the most popular tourist destinations for not only Americans, but for people from all around the world looking for a tropical slice of paradise. While staying at an all-inclusive resort is what most folks opt for, Quintana Roo (the respective state where Cancun, Playa del Carmen,…
If you're visiting New York City, it's likely you've considered staying in, or at least near, Times Square. Times Square is a notoriously popular neighborhood of NYC, and it's a landmark destination for visitors all around the globe. The problem with Times Square is that since it's so popular, hotels in the area can often…
One of the most frequently asked questions I get is: "I want to solo travel. Where should I go?" While I'm a firm believer that anywhere can be done as a solo female traveler, some places are simply better than others, whether it's that they are used to seeing women alone (big cities), have really…
For those who have worked their tails off all semester, get ready to treat yourself with some much needed time off for spring break. While I personally have gone on Spring Break to Egypt and was scheduled to go to Spring Break to Costa Rica in March 2020 (which for reasons you can probably imagine,…
Happy National Margarita Day!
In honor of this festive holiday, I, a margarita afficindo if I do say so myself, have decided to compile a list of the best margaritas in New York City. After living here for over 10 years, it's safe to say I've done plenty of field research, so you can count…
'Tis the season for finding a dark, cozy bar in New York, sipping a mulled wine or hot cocktail, and simply finding a way to stay warm in one of the most frigid cities in the US. New York is full of watering holes, but some provide for a warmer respite during those dreaded winter…
