Rio de Janeiro : Travel Latina Mini Guia
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by Cindy Medina
1M ago
Photo by Thales Botelho de Sousa on Unsplash Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is a city surrounded by beautiful beaches, breath taking nature, and an urban landscape like no other! 6.8m people call Rio home. It is the second most populated city in Brazil and the sixth most populated city in the Americas! It is also an UNESCO World Heritage Site and the famous Cristo Redentor is one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Rio de Janeiro is also the home of samba! Hosting the world’s largest carnaval in the month of February! Country Info: Currency: Real (R$) Public transit: Bus, subway, taxis Stay opti ..read more
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International Women’s Day Celebration in San Francisco
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by Cindy Medina
1M ago
Imagine a room full of inspirational, intelligent, and beautiful women, all united by their love for travel, fashion, and tech. That is precisely what happened in San Francisco at the tasty and beautiful Mexican restaurant Xica on International Women's Day. Travel Latina partnered with five women-led brands: GreetHer, Wandering Stefany, Latinx Travel Club, CWH Group, and Maison Latam. Together, we created a unique event to encourage women's empowerment, unity, and growth. Photo Credit: Albert Lee from Eatery The event was held at Levi's Plaza in San Francisco at the beautiful Mexican rest ..read more
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Nerdy Thirty in The UK
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by Cindy Medina
3M ago
By: Michelle Lizet Flores (This article was originally published on October 3,2019) Photo by Sarah Ehlers on Unsplash A Celebration of the “Girls Trip” Adeola and I have been friends for nearly 10 years now. We met through Teach For America. “We were randomly paired as roommates for Induction!” is one of our favorite facts to hurl at people when they ask us how we met. In our first meeting, I was already in our dorm room, unpacking every single item of clothing I owned (we were only going to stay in that dorm for a week, but I hate keeping my clothes in suitcases so…) when she walked in, glan ..read more
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Viajera Spotlight: Nikki Vargas, Author of “Call You When I Land”
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by Cindy Medina
5M ago
By: Cindy Medina “Call You When I Land” begins with Nikki walking through Iguaçu National Park in Brazil. It is at this picturesque location that she vocalizes a profound realization, declaring, "I don't want to get married!" This poignant moment immediately piqued my interest, setting the stage for a memoir that is as captivating as it is introspective. In this compelling narrative, the author guides us through the various chapters of her life. From navigating life in her early 20s in New York City to calling off her wedding mere weeks before marrying and through the highs and lows of h ..read more
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Latine Businesses: Travel Essentials
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by Cindy Medina
5M ago
By: Cindy Medina On today’s #SmallBusinessSaturday we are highlighting our favorite Latine owned businesses where you can buy some of our favorite travel items! @CinchaTravel Cincha is a travel brand which is creating travel items to help you have a seamless travel journey. On their store you will find their travel belts and tote bags. @RizosCurls Rizos Curls - for all the curly viajerxs out there! I refuse to use hotel provided shampoo and conditioner which for sure will dry out my curls. Instead I carry with me my travel size Rizos Curls products. @Saraibysir Do you need statement jewelr ..read more
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Impact of Possible Government Shutdowns and Boycotts on Holiday Travel
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by Cindy Medina
5M ago
By: Cindy Medina Photo by Olivia Anne Snyder on Unsplash The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced that they anticipate this holiday season to be its busiest travel season ever. From November 17th through November 28th TSA expects to screen 30 million passengers. “We are ready for the anticipated volumes and are working closely with our airline and airport partners to make sure we are prepared for this busy holiday travel season. We will also do our best to maintain wait time standards of under 10 minutes for TSA PreCheck® lanes and under 30 minutes for standard screening lan ..read more
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The New Gateway to Angkor Wat
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by Cindy Medina
6M ago
By: Cindy Medina Photo by Paul Szewczyk on Unsplash If you have ever dreamt of visiting Angkor Wat, an UNESCO World Heritage Site, then it might just be the right time to go. Cambodia has recently opened its newest and largest airport, located in the province of Siem Reap. The new airport is named Siem Reap-Angkor International Airport (SIA) and is approximately 30 miles away from Angkor Wat. When planning a trip make sure not to confuse it with its older counterpart, Siem Reap International Airport (REP), which closed in October of this year. The new airport was funded by China at a cost of ..read more
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Chasing Autumn's Palette: CaliforniA Fall Foliage
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by Cindy Medina
6M ago
By: Cindy Medina Photo by Jeremy Thomas on Unsplash In sunny California, the shift from sizzling Summer to enchanting Fall is sweeping through the air. The days are beginning to feel crisp, the sun feels warm but not blazing upon your skin. As you wander beneath the trees, their leaves ignite into a mesmerizing symphony of colors. On every street, neighbors are transforming their homes into whimsical havens of fall and Halloween magic. Meanwhile, the aroma of freshly brewed chocolatito caliente fills your home, complemented by your snug cobijas, creating warm and comfy vibes. But before you s ..read more
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2024 EU Entry Permit Required for U.S. Passport Holders
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by Cindy Medina
9M ago
By: Cindy Medina Photo by Alberto Lora on Unsplash Are you planning to go to Europe in 2024? Then you might want to keep reading. The European Union (EU) has implemented new requirements for US passport holders seeking to enter its member countries. The European Commission stated that these changes have been put in place to enhance security measures, ensure a smoother and safer travel experience, and maintain better control over immigration. This should not be confused with a visa, as a visa is a longer extended process to obtain. Fist of all lets talk about The Schengen Agreement. The EU ope ..read more
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Viaja to LGBTQ+ Friendly Destinations
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by Cindy Medina
10M ago
Photo by Alano Oliveira on Unsplash For LGBTQ+ travelers, finding destinations that celebrate and embrace their identities is essential. From metropolises to serene retreats, we have gathered a list of inclusive LGBTQ+ destinations. Not only are these places safe for travelers, but these locations are also actively working to create a safe space for their citizens. Our list also includes Equaldex ratings. Equaldex is a database that crowdsources every law related to LGBTQ+ rights around the world. Buenos Aires, Argentina Buenos Aires, Argentina proudly holds the distinction of being the fir ..read more
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