Hotel Tip Of The Week: La Estancia in San Salvador
This weekly series focuses on budget accommodation gems we discover while on the road. This week: La Estancia in El Salvador’s capital San Salvador.
At least coffee is still legal in Utah | An LGBT travel perspective
In this guest post Lane tells how an exhausted momentary lapse of a travel habit resulted in that awkward check-in situation gay and lesbian couples often face while traveling.
Where to stay in Kandy, Sri Lanka: Theva Residency
Theva Residency, perched to the side of a mountain high above the city of Kandy, makes for a wonderful retreat when visiting Kandy’s UNESCO site. Read my full review:
Hotel Tip of the Week: Tune Hotel, Downtown Kuala Lumpur | Malaysia
Our Hotel Tip of the Week series offers accommodation recommendations we have stayed in and personally recommend. This week: Tune Hotel in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Where to stay in New York City – The Nolitan Hotel
The Where to Stay In series (formerly Hotel Tip of the Week) offers accommodation recommendations from around the world. Every hotel mentioned on GlobetrotterGirls.com are places we have stayed and personally recommend. This time: The Nolitan Hotel, New York City.
Polaroid of the week: Going back in time in Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay
Our last stop in Uruguay was the picturesque colonial town of Colonia del Sacramento, the first settlement in Uruguay, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
What To Do When You Need Proof Of Onward Travel
Before I got my Green Card, I was lucky enough to have an extended tourist visa for the U.S., which allowed me to stay 180 days at a time instead …
Backpacking Vietnam: My First Solo Trip In Two Years
Hello from Vietnam! It’s been a while since I wrote a personal update, and what better occasion to do exactly that than my first solo trip in two years. “Two …
What I Wonder When I Wander: Bottled Up Guilt
The all-new ‘What I Wonder When I Wander’ series takes a closer look at the things I really think about as we travel around the world. This week looks at water, and the guilt that has become all bottled up inside because of it….
What I Wonder When I Wander: Can you ever really go back?
This week I wonder whether you can ever really go back to a place you loved, if how you experienced it is really an intersection of the person you were then, the people you met there and the city itself.