feature image from Instagram @andreatunon_ Amidst all the beautiful chaos that is Rome, there is one place that remains a safe haven for those looking to explore this historic city at a slower pace: Trastevere. With its colorful façades, traffic-free streets and the sounds of the Tiber as it peacefully flows by, this medieval quarter
One of my most popular posts is called "Accidental Boyfriend" about finding love abroad and it is something on many people's minds when they travel. While people are traveling to try the food and new experiences, they might also wonder if they'll meet someone. You very well might, but the app Inner Circle is there to
I mentioned before how Israel is a home of innovation and has invented some of the best apps like Viber and Waze. While we were there, we got to meet with some startup tech teams (during a whiskey tasting, while epically hungover- in fact, one blogger didn't make it out that morning!). They gave us
I went to Finland recently and had a blast exploring Helsinki and Oulu, but the actual purpose of the trip was to attend MATKA, a travel conference. I learned a lot about how to prepare and what to expect at MATKA Nordic Travel Fair as a travel blogger and am going to share that in
While you might imagine the bulk of my time working is spent writing blog posts or editing photos, actually it's writing emails that take up the bulk of my time every single day. There's a new(ish) app called Kiwi for Gmail which is meant to make life easier for Gmail mail users. Anything that saves me time
Welcome back to my "Ask Me Anything" series. I try to answer FAQ every once in a while and something I get asked a lot is Why did I start travel blogging and what led me to make that decision. I've kind of written about this before throughout the years on this blog but will answer it
I love doing app reviews, and this Pepo app review is a little different because I have been using this app every day for three months and even run my own chat on the app and share live video there rather than IG stories or Snapchat, that I'd love you to join. You can click
For the first 2.5 years of this blog, every single photo I took on all my trips around the world was with a phone (except old photos from my backpacking days in Europe). I hadn't considered until recently the idea of switching from a camera phone to a camera. I had a little point and
