Month: December 2022

Travel Blog Awards 2017

Elizabeth

Travel BlogThose crispy, white pages offer limitless potentialities for tips on how to fill them. You have not spilled coffee on it, or torn off a chunk of paper to jot down a grocery record. It’s waiting for you to produce completely crafted words or doodles.

Avoid trademarked company names or words which may be overused in the industry. Sure, you’ll be able to pick one thing like Nomadic Bob, Adventurous Wendy, or Wandering Clarence. But domains like that won’t stand out very much within the travel blogging niche as a result of these ideas have already been taken by others who are extra established than you.

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Where to Stay in Mexico City During Your Visit (Updated 2022)

Elizabeth

The skyline of Mexico City, Mexico and its towering skyscrapers and lush greenery
Posted: 11/28/2022 | November 28th, 2022

Mexico City used to be off the radar for many travelers because it was perceived as being dangerous. But things have changed in CDMX (short for Ciudad de México) and today it’s one of the most popular places to visit in the country.

I loved my time in Mexico City. It’s an incredible foodie destination, has a fun nightlife, lots of history, green space, and boasts lots of galleries and museums to explore. (The art and literature scene here is one of the best in the world.)

It’s also a huge, sprawling metropolis, so choosing the right neighborhood to stay in — one that aligns with your interests and travel style — is important. Traffic can be slow, so you don’t want to waste your visit stuck in transit — or risk your safety by staying in the wrong neighborhood.

To help you

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Should Travel Be Inexpensive?

Elizabeth

Matt standing on top of a mountain with a lush archipelago behind him in Maine, USA
Posted: 12/19/22 | December 19th, 2022

The term “budget travel” has long been synonymous with “cheap travel.” Finding deals, getting off the beaten path, eating at “non-touristy” (i.e. inexpensive) restaurants, and staying in hostels. The budget traveler is on a quest for a “local” experience at a low cost.

During the 2010s, the rise of sharing economy websites like Airbnb, increased competition in the travel industry, and the growing number of budget airlines offering long-haul flights made traveling on less a lot easier to do.

And travelers took advantage: global tourism rose from 946 million annual travelers to 1.4 billion over the past decade.

However, this spiraling growth created a lot of backlash among residents, as many destinations weren’t equipped to handle so many visitors driving around, clogging streets, and raising the cost of living. Plus, locals didn’t like feeling like they lived in a zoo, constantly being

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