Late last week, KUOW’s Jeannie Yandel aired an interview with this WanderGal about, well, not so much “traveling”, my favorite topic, but about coming home to Seattle AFTER traveling.
Whether you are from the Pacific Northwest or not, you might pick up some tips for enjoying your own hometown after you …
I’m constantly asked, “How do you carry your cash when you travel?”
My answer has several parts to it:
1. I keep some small change in the local currency in my pocket where it’s easily accessible. I use …
Stacked salad at Shabu
I would be remiss if I didn’t mention a couple of amazing, yet completely different, meals I had during my recent travels to Utah. Utah? Great food? Hmmmm…. how did THAT happen?
The first memorable meal was in Park City. …
Savvy Traveler medical kit
When I was traveling around the Pacific Rim countries for a year in ‘92, I got a bad infection on my leg. It started in Vietnam with a mosquito bite that I scratched. I then waded in the …
I’ve noticed a theme lately. Seems the media would have you believe that we’re quickly in a downward spiral with regards to the world of travel.
Sure, the news has not been great. Airlines are charging for checked baggage, air ticket prices are …
It’s simple.
I just want to hear your eco-friendly travel tip(s) during the month of June!
How do you travel lightly while you’re on the road? No longer buy bottled water? Don’t let the maids wash your towels? Those are easy.
Let’s hear something different …
For months now, I’ve been sitting in front of my computer each day and writing about India for my next book, Wanderlust and Lipstick: For Women Traveling to India. Along with the computer, sits my cell phone and skype headset so that I can conduct …
When I was in San Diego last weekend for the Travel Goods Show, I had some time to tour around the town a bit before coming home to Seattle. After soaking up some sun, listening to the ocean crashing against the shoreline in La Jolla and driving around the Mission …
Ack! I’ve been receiving emails from friends who are postponing trips to Europe due to the sinking dollar. Not a bad idea to avoid popular European destinations, but don’t stay at home.
Here are just 5 destinations (I’m sure there are plenty more) to consider for your summer travels.
1) India - …
I planned a last minute trip to San Diego this past weekend to attend the Travel Goods Show, a yearly event that is meant to highlight the latest and greatest goods in the travel industry.
(Check out my blog about how I got a great deal on airfare and …
For Women Traveling to India
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