You Need To Know How To Get To Tulum Did you know that you can’t fly directly into Tulum? You should know that Tulum is two hours away from Cancun. The closest airport to Tulum is 2 hours away, so you’ll need to fly into Cancun. Once you’ve flown into Cancun, you’ll need to find a way to get from the airport to Tulum. You have three options: Private/group transfer Shuttle - You can book a private transfer shuttle as a group or you can join a shuttle as an individual. You can arrange this ahead of time and this might feel safer than jumping into a random taxi once you land. Taxi - Th ..read more

I can’t emphasize how long I’ve been waiting to visit Charleston, South Carolina. I’d heard that the city was rich in history, culture, and charm. I’d heard that architecture would make me feel like I stepped back in time and that the food would quite literally make my mouth water. I’d heard this from so many people that I knew I had to go see for myself. Just a few years ago I visited South Carolina for the first time and I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed the Lowcountry - Beaufort, Daufuskie Island, and Hilton Head to be exact. I was simply counting down the days until my retur ..read more

So you’re headed to Puerto Rico and you need some things to do? I’ve got you! I’ve visited countless times and I still believe that Puerto Rico is an incredible travel destination for everyone but especially US Citizens. When people ask me where they should travel WITHOUT a passport, I always recommend this Caribbean island. The best part? There’s no US passport needed. It was a no-brainer for me years ago before having much international travel experience due to the ease of access, while also having the ability to dive into a new culture. Needless to say, you’re in store for a great time. Her ..read more

I recently got to visit Yosemite National Park and I had so much fun exploring, just like I was a kid in a candy store. Yosemite has been on my bucket list for ages, yet I’ve never managed to fit it into my California travels. A few weeks back, I had the opportunity to road trip the region and so many people recommended Yosemite. Let me tell you— it was so worth it. When it comes to nature, I’m a waterfall kind of gal and Yosemite was a waterfall wonderland. My inner child felt at peace. Of course, I had to share the experience with you so that you, too, can make this destination a reality for ..read more

There’s nothing like a ski trip to make the most of the fresh powder once winter comes around. Skiing along with snowmobiling, snowshoeing, Apres ski, s’mores, hot cider, and more are practically snow trip essentials. That’s why I was stoked to be invited to Deer Valley and Heber Valley by the Utah Office of Tourism for a quintessential ski trip this past winter. First and foremost, I would have the opportunity to ski for the very first time in my life.  Secondly, I’d get the chance to partake in many other winter activities like snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and more! I had a blast living m ..read more

I was invited to Amarillo with Visit Amarillo and HooDoo Mural Fest on a sponsored trip and here’s my weekend guide! All opinions are my own. As someone who was born & raised in Texas (Htown to be exact), I was surprised to discover all that this western town had to offer! Although Amarillo is famous for its Western culture, the city boasts countless other experiences as well! I’m a bit ashamed to say that I’d overlooked this part of the state, but I’m so glad I got to finally visit for myself. Amarillo is rich in history and has an abundance of things to do and see, not to mention some ..read more

THE UNKNOWN WONDERS OF WALLA WALLA It is hard to believe that Walla Walla is one of the most unknown, yet amazing wine towns in the United States. Walla Walla has so much charm with its historic downtown, beautiful natural scenery, and friendly people. But FIRST…You may be thinking “Where is Walla Walla?”. I’m glad you asked! It’s just 4 hours from both Portland and Seattle, smack-dab in the middle of these PNW cities. Sounds like the perfect road trip destination right? Walla Walla is a city in Washington State that isn't on most people's radar. It may not be the easiest place to get to ..read more

Welcome to the island of Aruba! Aruba is a small island in the Caribbean with a population of just under 100,000 people. The island is the most popular vacation spot in the Caribbean and for good reason. There are several things that make this destination so special including its natural beauty, white sand beaches, world-class resorts and restaurants, and stunning diving sites with plenty of marine life. It has been voted as one of the best places to live and work on many occasions due to its stunning beaches, great weather, and friendly residents. Aruba is an enticing destination for most tr ..read more

Welcome to Wisconsin, Milwaukee, to be exact! This past month, I was invited to discover the hidden gems of Wisconsin. As a person who prefers to travel without any expectations or preconceived notions, I am able to truly experience destinations at face value. Milwaukee. At first impression, Milwaukee is a very walkable city with gorgeous architecture. Something about the layout of the city felt very European. It sits on the shore of Lake Michigan and we LOVE a city that provides the best of both worlds: city vibes & natural beauty. I can’t speak on the weather in the wintertime, but I hap ..read more

I was hosted by Visit Casper and all opinions are my own. Welcome to Wyoming - Casper, Wyoming to be exact! This year I’ve had the pleasure of visiting Wyoming TWICE. I first visited Yellowstone in Wyoming back in March and I recently returned for a trip to Casper. To be honest, I didn’t know much about this region of the United States prior to my Yellowstone visit. I was pleasantly surprised on that first trip, so I knew I was in for a treat when Visit Casper invited me to visit for a weekend. My first impression? Casper is a relatively small town(population: 57k) that reminded me a lot of ..read more