St. Lucia is located in the eastern Caribbean and has breathtaking mountains, lush rainforests, and gorgeous beaches. It's owned by the British Commonwealth therefore English is widely spoken. Get ready to immerse in colorful culture and food.
Take a stroll down Mulberry street and enjoy the atmosphere of Little Italy. Jump over to Chinatown and immerse yourself in culture and food. Enjoy watching Tai Chi in Columbus Park. Finally, explore the lower east side and learn about the immigrant history and experience iconic Jewish food.
Tribeca is one of the most expensive neighborhoods and has a strong connection to the film industry. Discover what to do while in the West Village. Enjoy one of my favorite places - the Meatpacking District. Don't leave the area without heading to Greenwich Village and exploring Washington Park and NYU.
Explore the Brooklyn Bridge and South street Seaport. This area is full of history and the beginning of trade in the USA. Enjoy the weekend in the Financial District when prices are lower. Catch the Staten Island Ferry for a great view of the Statue of Liberty.
This episode looks at the neighborhoods that make up NYC. There is so much more than Manhattan. Transportation options into and around the city. Some of the best ways to plan your trip. In addition to Broadway, NYC is a mecca for films, movies and TV. Include some filming locations as well as restaurants and tourist attractions in your itinerary.
The capital of the U.S. is full of monuments, museums and tons of food to add to its already long list reasons to visit. If you're not traveling too far (it's actually budget friendly)
Pt. 2 goes more in depth on how to maximize your experience in Playa del Carmen when staying for longer periods of time.
There are several options for beach trips within 30 minutes from these fabulous cities. Everything from upscales expansive beaches to funky eclectic towns with a surfing culture. Which ones would you visit ?
Charleston and Savannah are only two hours apart. These amazing southern coastal cities both have history, amazing hospitality and great food. Southern specialties like shrimp and grits and fried chicken could be found everywhere. Also, both are close enough to add as a beach vacation!
This is the largest of the Ionian islands. It's lush and green with turquoise green water. There are so many towns and beaches that you will not be bored. Visit the island of Ithaca or try the local wines. Or, go north to the town of Fiskardo - you just might run into a celebrity!!
Phuket is Thailand's largest island. With many nonstop flights from Southeast Asian and European cities, it's a very easy travel experience. Visit the west coast and go north or south of Patong. You'll love the beautiful beaches and warm water. Just avoid seedy Bangla road !! This island has something for everyone.
Bangkok is a world-class destination. It strikes a perfect balance between modern and traditional. You can shop at mind blowing malls during the day and stroll an ancient temple in the evening. Also, the food selection is unbeatable. It has to be experienced to be believed, so book your trip asap.
Are you ever curious how some people are nonstop traveling? What advise do they have for the rest of us? Let Tristen inspire you to book that next trip.
It's hard to enjoy vacations activities when it's sweltering hot! The Pacific Northwest offers two diverse cities that are full of fun things to do and the weather is great in the summer. Another option is the coast of Maine and Arcadia National Park. I cant stop thinking about the lobster... You'll enjoy cools days and may even need a jacket in the evenings!