We meant to take a break and rest, but these three months since our last update have been as fast-paced and fun as ever. Read on to find out where we were, where we are, where we’re going next and how to keep up with us through it all.
Many visitors to Argentina never even hear of Cafayate, but this wine region is easily one of the highlights of our time in the country.
Rosario is the third-biggest city of Argentina, but often skipped by tourists. Many Porteños escape to Rosario whenever they can – and we think you should, too!
I did it! It’s finally time to declare that I was able to get healthy on the road – here’s the story of how I transformed my life in just over one year while traveling the world.
This Punta del Diablo hostel was a home away from home. We would stay there again in a heartbeat and have no problems recommending you to stay there, too.
This month is a double edition. August GlobetrotterGirls Andrea and Teri run Travelista TV, an online travel channel covering culture, entertainment and glamorous travel experiences.
Two weeks in this small South American country might seem like enough, but once you get comfortable and ease into the way of life here, you could easily get sucked in for a few months. We’ve listed 14 things we loved – one for each day we spent in Uruguay.
Reflections seem appropriate as the end of our month in Berlin comes to an end…this week’s Polaroid was caught in the one day of rain this sunny summer month.
Traveling the world for over four decades, our July GlobetrotterGirl of the Month Bonnie Kassel has dedicated her life to authentic travel experiences around the world and has the stories to show for it!
From hitchhiking to housesitting to luxury travel, there’s an app for everything travel-related. Has technology killed the essence of travel or has it revolutionized the experience altogether?