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August 8, 2019

Travelling Europe? 5 must-see cities

This post on 5 must-see European cities was made possible through a partnership with Wayne Anthony Consulting. Find out how to have your post featured here! Planning your next trip? Europe is one of the most exciting continents to visit and definitely one of the easiest to get around. With its diverse landscapes, cities and multitudes of different cultures, you’re spoiled… [read more]

Globetrotting Comment: 1

August 1, 2019

Product Review: CHESTER Luggage (with Coupon Code!)

I started seeing hard-side suitcases with spinning wheels about 4 years ago. Then, it was definitely a cue that the person smoothly wheeling through the airport was a frequent traveler. Now, these are becoming the most popular type of luggage, and for good reason. The hard sides slide very easily into overhead compartments and protect your belongings better than fabric…. [read more]

Product review/Shopping Comment: 1

July 25, 2019

ibis Hotel Chain: The Great Budget Option you Haven’t Heard Of

When planning a trip abroad, it can be hard to decide where to stay. Especially if you’re trying to save money! I’m an American, so when I see hotels like Best Western or Holiday Inn, I know what to expect. But when arranging a foreign itinerary and an unfamiliar name pops up everywhere, it would be nice to know if… [read more]

Lodging/Product review Comments: 2

July 15, 2019

Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland, July 2019

Last week I visited Disneyland with a few out-of-town relatives. I was excited to visit Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge which opened in May of this year. Special reservations were required during the first month but now a Disneyland ticket grants normal access. Galaxy’s Edge has three entrances: One from the rear of Frontierland, on the backside of Thunder Mountain Railroad…. [read more]

Hot Spots Comments: 4

July 8, 2019

Don’t Skip Madrid When Planning Your Europe Vacation

When I visited Europe on a multi-country itinerary, Madrid was the final stop. I didn’t know what to expect: my husband and I added it to the list because a dear college friend of ours was living there at the time. Barcelona gets most of the attention when speaking about Spanish vacations, and I get it: the beach, the sun,… [read more]

Spain Comments: 4

July 5, 2019

A Day Trip in Queretaro, Mexico

This post on Queretaro is from Rachel, a member of the Voyageer Contributor Team. Find out how to have your post featured here! Queretaro is a very safe, centrally located city in Mexico and is home to a number of major universities. It is beautiful and easily walkable. The food, architecture, and beauty make it a must-see when traveling through central Mexico…. [read more]

Itineraries/Mexico/small towns Comment: 1

April 18, 2019

Itinerary Summary: Prague, Southern Germany, Alsace, & Milan

This post is a resource: a summary of my 13-day trip through Czechia, Southern Germany, Alsace (France) and Milan. Also included, where we stayed.

Globetrotting/Itineraries Comments: 0

April 12, 2019

Milan on a Whim, on a Budget

Visiting Milan was an impulse, something tacked on after hours of price-hacking when booking our 2018 Eurotrip. Our eyes had glazed over and our judgement had become cloudy by the time we purchased the flight. Getting to Milan was an ordeal I’ve shared several times and won’t get into again. I will say, all in all, that is was totally… [read more]

Italy Comments: 2

February 5, 2019

Hotel Review: Ibis Milano Centro in Milan

The What to do in Milan post isn’t ready yet, so I will begin with where we stayed and then give you the scoop on Italy’s second largest city soon. (Update! My Milan experience post is live.) After our two days in Italy, I’m glad we went there, even if getting there was a major struggle. When we decided where… [read more]

Italy/Lodging Comments: 0

February 1, 2019

Alsace’s Picturesque Small Towns

Of our three days in Strasbourg, we spent one of them driving with our friends through the countryside: the route de vin. Alsace, which runs along the border of France and Germany, follows the Rhine river, with the backdrop of the Vosges mountains on the west and the Black Forest on the east. The gently sloping hills make it the… [read more]

France/Hot Spots/Itineraries/small towns Comments: 7