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One-Day Itinerary For Buenos Aires, Argentina

Buenos Aires, also known as the "Little Paris" of South America, is a city that cannot be missed when exploring the South American continent. Buenos Aires is a special city with a colorful atmosphere, some of the best cuisine on the continent, a bustling wine scene, and enough charm to keep the smiles contagious. While…

ByKaitlyn RosatiJanuary 26, 20232Comments

Kenya

How To Go An African Safari On A Budget

I always assumed people who went on African safaris had a lot of money. When you google safaris, whether in Tanzania, Botswana, or South Africa, the price seems to always be a minimum of $3000 (and that's on the low-end). African safaris also seem to be a time-consuming venture, and since I had just finished…

ByKaitlyn RosatiJanuary 24, 20230Comments

Brazil

9 Tips I Wish I Knew Before Solo Traveling To Brazil

Every time we travel to a new country, there are adventures to be had and lessons to be learned. Brazil overall required taking the same precautions I always take on a solo adventure, i.e. don't go out after dark, stay vigilant always, always leave my passport in a safe, and keep one credit card hidden…

ByKaitlyn RosatiJanuary 21, 20238Comments

India

8 Tips For Visiting The Taj Mahal (Including How To Beat The Crowds)

The Taj Mahal is one of the 7 new wonders of the world. It is an Islamic marble mausoleum, and the intricate (and clearly, expensive) design is a sight to behold. Because the Taj Mahal is a world wonder, and the most visited tourist spot in all of India, it is safe to assume it…

ByKaitlyn RosatiJanuary 15, 20233Comments

India

8 Things To Do in Jaipur: India’s Pink City

In a country as large as India, Jaipur is one of the most unique and magical places. The entire city is pink. In 1876, Prince Albert was to take a tour of India. To prepare for his arrival, Maharaja Sawai Ram Singh II had the whole city painted pink, as it was considered the color…

ByKaitlyn RosatiJanuary 15, 20234Comments

Chile

One Day In Santiago, Chile

Most travelers head to Chile to explore the Atacama Desert, also known as the driest place on planet Earth, in the north. Perhaps, they use Chile as a way to migrate south before heading into Antarctica on the Drake Passage. However, when flying into Chile, it's likely that you'll have some time in Santiago. What's…

ByKaitlyn RosatiJanuary 14, 20235Comments

Egypt

Is Egypt Safe For Solo Female Travelers?

The never-ending concern of whether us women feel safe traveling alone will forever linger. One of the most concerning destinations in media is Egypt. Should women travel alone to Egypt? It's a subjective question, but after having gone there alone, I enjoyed my time so much there that I plan to return. Here's my personal…

ByKaitlyn RosatiJanuary 14, 20234Comments

Brazil

How Cheap Is Brazil?

I had heard Brazil is cheap, but just how cheap is it? I visited Rio de Janeiro and Foz do Iguaçu in January 2023, which is prime high season. As if January wasn’t already an extremely busy time to visit, I was there in early January, so also had to deal with the influx…

ByKaitlyn RosatiJanuary 8, 20237Comments

USA

7 Best Bars In New York City For A Solo Date Night

Many women who travel to New York will have to ask the daunting question we all do when we travel anywhere: Is New York safe for women? While safety is subjective, I've lived in NYC for over 10 years and have taken myself out on many solo date nights. Some places are just better equipped…

ByKaitlyn RosatiDecember 13, 202212Comments

Italy

A White Lotus Getaway: 10 Reasons To Visit Sicily

As White Lotus Season 2 comes to a conclusion, the desire to travel to Sicily has rapidly increased. This is long overdue, as Sicily is fairly overlooked in comparison to mainland Italy. There are so many reasons to visit Sicily, and after I went in June of 2021, I can confirm a revisit will be…

ByKaitlyn RosatiDecember 13, 20221Comment