Traveling with thirty female students wasn’t easy for me nor our university professor set on taking us to 6 different Veneto cities and towns over three weeks. We were there …
Learning Patience Abroad: 5 Tips on Surviving Travel with 30 Female Art History Students Read More »
What’s the first thing your friends ask you when you return from a trip? If they’re anything like mine, the burning question is almost always, “How was the food?” And …
Traditional Turkish Food: How to Savor the Local Cuisine in Istanbul Read More »
If you’ve been following along on Facebook, Instagram or Snapchat- ForksFootprints, you know I’ve been off traveling for awhile without really updating you here at all! I’m sorry! But I’ve …
When I first told people I was going to Bosnia for a month, there were a lot of raised eyebrows. “Bosnia? Why Bosnia?”, “Isn’t it dangerous?”, “Wasn’t there a war …
Hiking and Driving in Bosnia: How to Avoid Land Mines Read More »
Living and working in Europe has always been the dream, to immerse myself in the history and culture of countries so much older than my own. Not to mention finally …
How To Teach English in Spain When You’re Not From the EU Read More »
I recently went to Italy for the first time. Going to the land of pasta and pizza sounds like heaven on Earth right? Well, for a Celiac like me, it …
This post really should have gone up at least a month ago but various circumstances have delayed that. IcelandAir is ending it’s buddy program for 2016 at the end of …
Adventure while traveling comes in every shape and size. Sometimes it’s climbing a 14k foot volcano, sometimes it’s snorkeling with whale sharks or trying fried tarantulas or even spending a …
Last week I took a crazily- minute work assignment in Iceland. Seriously, last minute- like get my flight itinerary Monday morning and leave Monday afternoon last minute. I didn’t really mind …
I’m a firm believer that everyone should try traveling solo at some point in their lives. You may have plenty of friends and family members who make for wonderful travel …
When I lived in London I went to Soho basically never. I went on a date in Chinatown once, and I’ve been to a West End show or two, but …
Soho: A Secret Foodie Paradise in the Heart of London Read More »
People ask me about my favorite country a lot, and it’s a ridiculously hard question to answer. I love so many place that I’ve been; it’s impossible to choose one. …
Returning to London: Visiting my “Favorite City” 6 Years Later Read More »
