Independent Travel, Thoughtfully Planned
My guest today is Eva Fydrych, the art director and founder of Fashion Studio Magazine. an influential website and a powerful source of information for people in the fashion industry around the world. Eva is also a passionate traveler who blogs about her journeys. 1. Tell us a little about yourself: Who are you? Where are …
Interview With Eva Fydrych, the Art Director of “Fashion Studio Magazine”Read More
Celebrities, beaches, wine, red tiles and beautiful gardens are just some of the things that made the relaxed town of Santa Barbara famous. Most visitors to the city spend their time at the beach or near the fancy boutiques along State Street, which is also home to some of the fanciest Airbnbs in Santa Barbara. But there are …
From the bald hill with the same name, Château de Chaumont keeps watch over the river below. Located in the center of the Loire Valley, the castle was originally a fortress that protected the town of Blois. Château de Chaumont is one of France’s largest and most impressive historical sites. Like most castles in the …
Château de Chaumont – a Castle Entangled in Intrigue and RivalryRead More
Winter is approaching in the Northern Hemisphere and many of the best ski resorts in the United States are getting ready for another busy season on the slopes. Instead of betting on a specific weather pattern, it makes more sense to plan your ski vacation around destinations that consistently deliver good snow, great terrain, and …
Best Ski Resorts in the US for Perfect Winter EscapesRead More
Banff is one of the world’s most amazing destinations that you should visit at least once in your lifetime. Located just a short 80 minute drive from Calgary, this beautiful national park is the perfect place to escape the city buzz. Although it’s considered Canada’s premier ski destination, there are way more things to do …
8 Fun and Inexpensive Things to Do in Banff in SummerRead More
If you are lucky to visit La Recoleta Cemetery in Buenos Aires on a rare day when tourists don’t crowd its narrow alleys, you will get a sense sadness. Without the camera clicks and the visitors’ giggles, this places looks strange and unnerving, yet peaceful and fascinating. Cemeteries always trigger emotions. They are a perpetual reminder of our ephemeral existence. And yet …
La Recoleta Cemetery – the Resting Place of the Rich and FamousRead More
Imagine yourself in a time when soldiers were marching in the dusty streets at the sound of drums. A time when wigs, corsets and crinolines were in style. It may sound like a long gone era, but not so. You can still see all these and much more when you visit Colonial Williamsburg.
How to Visit Colonial Williamsburg – Know Before You GoRead More
Haleakala (House of the Sun) is Maui’s most spectacular mountain, tied to many Hawaiian legends. One of the most sought after after activities on Maui Island is watching the sunrise atop the Haleakala crater. But is it really worth driving up the mountain in the dark just to catch a glimpse of the rising sun? We …
Sunrise at Haleakala – What to Expect Atop Maui’s Highest PeakRead More
