Did you put down a world pandemic on your 2020 vision board?. I’m confident the answer is no. Simply, because I didn’t have it down on my vision board either. In fact, I imagined 2020 to be a phenomenal year of travel for me. More solo adventures, girls trips, weekend city breaks plus more. Since 2019 was my best year of travel I hoped to outdo myself in 2020 and keep that same energy. But, we all know how that turned out. March 2021 officially marks the one-year anniversary of the UK lockdown. A place I and so many others thought would only last a few weeks. My first trip of 2020 to Warsaw, P ..read more

Shopping for swimwear has to be one of the most exciting parts of planning my holiday wardrobe. Nothing gets me more excited than spending my coins on swimwear for my trips. Over the years retailers like Asos, River Island and Ali-Express have been my saving grace. All while black-owned swimwear brands in the states have been killing the game. Brands like Iconswim, Byfne and Asherahswimwear have changed the game by adding that extra level of flavour to swimwear for the modern-day black woman. It’s amazing and I love to see black-owned brands killing the game and getting their coins. The only p ..read more

The thought of travelling in the aftermath of the events of 2020 can be a scary thought to many people. Our once carefree attitude towards travel, sharing spaces with strangers and visiting foreign countries is now net with an air of caution and a nervous step. However, making travel arrangements during a pandemic needn’t be something you should avoid if travel from and to your destinations is permitted from your country. The fact is right now, we all need to take more precautions and be more careful about our actions. Especially and choices regarding our own health and that of our fellow trav ..read more

Most people like to take a break from the regular things they do at home while abroad. And I get it. After all, you are on holiday. Fitness is a big part of my lifestyle, so working out and staying active while I prioritise relaxation on my travels is a MUST. You’re probably thinking, “Jenna, how is that even impossible?” but trust me when I say it’s not. There are plenty of creative and fun ways to work out on holiday. Below are seven tips that have helped me stay consistent and get my workouts in while travelling around the globe. Let’s Go! Walking There is nothing like taking a g ..read more

For some people, short-haul flights are more favourable than long-haul flights. Any flight that is 6 hours or less is considered short-haul. Flying for m,e is always a fun experience, no matter the destination. I enjoy flying with others, but something is empowering about flying alone. I’ve compiled my top tips for surviving short-haul flights solo. I hope you find these tips helpful. Feel free to share your suggestions in the comments. Let’s go! Short Haul: Solo Travel Tips 1. Travel Light As a proud over-packer, I have to admit that when you’re flying short-haul, it’s better to travel a ..read more

Everyone keeps asking me, Jenna, Where are you off to next???? And the answer is nowhere…for now. Yes, you read that correctly. I’m taking a little travel break. But don’t worry; it won’t be for too long. In the meantime, I plan to scroll through my camera roll, reminiscing and meditating on my favourite travel quotes to help keep my wanderlust alive. I have lots of travel content from my last seven trips to entertain you and me until my next adventure. With that said, let’s get into some of the fave travel quotes of all time. I love good travel quotes. I often revisit them for inspiration or ..read more

Please note, this post is in collaboration with PAJ-GPS When travelling, you always want to ensure that you stay safe. This may sound like a no-brainer, but trust me when I say it’s something that can be so easily compromised. In this digital day and age, you can ensure your travel safety in several ways. I’ve recently discovered the PAJ GPS a multiple-purpose tracking device that helps you to track and monitor any object in terms of its position using satellite signals and networks. A device like this is great for travelling solo as well as in groups, if you plan to split up. It gives  ..read more

Hey Jenna’s World Crew, I’m back with another ‘things to do in Jamaica’ post’. This time, I’m talking about all things Ocho Rios. Located on Jamaica’s north coast in the parish of St Ann, Ocho Rios is home to some of the most beautiful waterfalls, natural attractions, luxuriant gardens, and lazy rivers in Jamaica. It is one of the most popular places to visit on the island. Ocho Rios was my main base, during my most recent trip back in April/May. It’s only fitting that I’ve compiled a list of places to stay, things to do, where to party and, of course, where to eat. Use this blog post to help ..read more

One can’t appreciate the full beauty of Jamaica without visiting its capital. I visited Kingston during my recent trip back in April. I spent a fun-filled day in the centre of Jamaica’s cultural and historical heart. Kingston, for me, captures the essence of what makes Jamaica special. It’s vibrant—full of life. And it is layered with beauty and charm, found almost everywhere, in those big houses on the hill to die for in uptown Kingston. And in the hearts and spirits of the people who occupy the garrisons in the ghettoes downtown. Like any other major city, Kingston is without its flaws. When ..read more

2020 is a year filled with unsuspected surprises. Me, finding myself in Belfast, Northern Ireland is one that I didn’t see coming. You’re probably thinking why Belfast? and I thought the same too when the idea was presented to me. However, my blogger bestie over at Memoirs & Musings and COVID-19 infection rate data for Belfast convinced me. Who knew this rich city had so much to offer even in the middle of a world pandemic? As Northern Islands Capital and largest city, Belfast prides itself on the role it had in the industrial revolution in Ireland. Like many great cities of the world, Bel ..read more