A SOLO GIRL'S ADVENTURES
For many of us, traveling is exciting and fun, and I’ll argue, even necessary. However, traveling can also be stressful. Even going away for a week can wreak havoc on our bodies, mind, and routines. Jetlag, new environments, different food, and even the water can take us for a spin. I know you’re excited about
‘Tis the season for food, friends, family, and gifts galore. While getting gifts never gets old, giving the perfect gift can also be rewarding, especially if you choose your gift wisely. If you have women in your life who are regular travelistas, here are 6 dope christmas gifts they’re sure to love! Towel & Turban
Buying souvenirs when traveling is an exciting part of any trip. All of the colorful and shiny trinkets staring at you. Some are cheap mass-produced products, and others are of higher quality and locally made pieces. While I usually opt to support local business owners, I seldom purchase souvenirs, because, #teamjustlooking and #teamcarryonidonthavespaceinmybag. However, there
After two weeks in Cape Town, a taxi almost ran me over, and I broke my ankle. It went a little something like this. On a Friday night, I was crossing the street from the apartment where I was staying with friends to get into an Uber. As usual, I looked both ways to confirm
I love long layovers. Whenever I have the option, I always choose a flight with a stopover for 24-72-hours. First, it provides a rest period for a long trip, and second, you get to explore another city for the price of one. On my way to Cape Town, South Africa I had a 24-hour layover
So far in 2018, I’ve been to Haiti, Las Vegas, Atlanta, throughout Florida, Dubai, and Cape Town. The year is still young, so I have many more trips to take. I’m always on the go and need tools that can to make the process smoother and less daunting. I’m the kind of traveler that tends
I don’t always travel solo. This month I am with my crew; we sometimes move in together to work on business projects, and this time we chose to call Las Vegas home. We’ve had some interesting conversations about life, money, business, and travel. During one of our talks I mentioned, to their surprise, that sometimes
As a black immigrant woman traveling is revolutionary. Regardless of what the media portrays, what people believe or think, I show up, I show out, and I represent. You can take it or leave it, but this black girl gone solo is bringing all her magic, beauty, awkwardness, intelligence, flavor, and spunk. In honor of
Happy New Year! Yes, I realize that it’s January 26, 2017, it’s still January, so Happy New Year! I’ve been MIA; I was sick, and now I’m back! Hope your new year has been fantastic thus far. I spent the new year in my birthplace of Haiti. I would like to share with you the
While traveling solo was very easy for me, I understand it’s not the case for everyone. Going solo to a foreign locale is exhilarating but also nerve-wracking. As a solo female traveler, one of the questions I receive the most is what destination I recommend for first-time solo travelers. You’ll be pushing yourself out of
