Día de Los Muertos or Day of the Dead is a celebration that goes deep into the richness and history of Mexican Indigenous people as an event of celebrating those who have passed and the beauty of both life and…
3 Self-Realizations I Got From Traveling Locally This Summer
We all know how traveling to the other side of the world can improve a person’s confidence and own self-development, but what happens when we can’t always travel across the pond, or more than several miles away? Since the pandemic…
5 International Coffee Recipes You Need To Try!
When it comes to experiencing travel from home, other than cooking, watching travel movies and videos, a good cup of coffee, preferably an international coffee recipe, is something that can always transport us to a coffee shop in Paris, or…
10 Fun things To Do In Door County, Wisconsin This Fall
Fall is right around the corner, and the time for orange/red tinged trees, hot apple cider, cozy coffee shops, and warm comfort foods are on the horizon! Being a lover of all things fall myself, the midwest is the place…
How México Celebrates Independence Day
Some countries have one day to celebrate their country’s independence day. México has a whole month. September is known as El Mes de la Patria (month of the homeland), but mainly, it’s two days of fireworks displays, reunions, El Grito…
28 Tips To Keep In Mind When Planning An International Trip
Book mark this page, save it, email it to yourself, keep it as accessible as you can because these 28 tips to keep in mind when planning an international trip hold some of the small details that we seem to…
