If you travel locally, you will be able to see and experience things from a different perspective. Explore like a tourist for a day. Call it a staycation!
Follow This List of Black Women Travel Bloggers
In an effort to have a more full picture of how a diverse range of travel bloggers make their way in the world, I’ve put together this list of Black women travel bloggers.
I encourage you to check out the links below and to follow and engage with the travel bloggers that resonate with you.
@TheBlackTravelAlliance
Fighting for equal opportunities in the travel space and holding the travel industry accountable
#pullupfortravel #blacktravelalliance
Terrified about Camping? Comforting Words of Advice to Ease into it.
Are you scared of the prospect of spending the night in “the great outdoors?” It can be a scary place full of unknown factors, moderate isolation, and just a thin tent between you and the world. The lack of electricity or immediate technology can seem hard to wrap one’s head around. And yet, maybe because your significant other or friend urges you to give it a try, you’re willing to. But, if you’re terrified of camping, I hope you’ll give it a try after you read this post.
How do you get over the Initial Fear of Camping?
[Read more…]What is there to do in Whistler During Fall?
In Winter you have downhill skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, snowmobiling (are you seeing a trend here?) and on-mountain sightseeing. There’s no doubt that there are plenty of reasons why most people who think of Whistler think of it as a winter destination.
Summer in Whistler is also a lot of fun, with the world-class mountain bike park that is ever-expanding, lakes to jump into, and plenty of hiking trails for every ability level.
Fall is also a great time of year to take a break and head to Whistler. With the mountain bike park and gondolas closed for the season in early October, the rest of fall in Whistler is a lot less crowded.
Take a look at this post to find things to do in Whistler during the fall season.
Astrotourism 101: Why the Best Stargazing Spots are where there are Dark Skies
What is Astrotourism?
The definition of astrotourism, according to dictionary.com is, paying to travel into space as a form of recreation. This isn’t what I mean when I say astrotourism.
Instead, astrotourism is travelling to a place with the intent to stargaze – with or without camera in hand.
While people have been stargazing for a really long time, the difference here is the intention to deliberately seek out dark sky spots in order to more fully see the night sky.
Why is Astrotourism so Popular?
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