Written by Erin Come for the winters, stay for the summer” is what I heard over and over again about Lake Tahoe, California. I had spent 4 winters in North Lake Tahoe before I experienced my first summer, and true to the statement, never wanted to leave. Tahoe is one big outdoor playground. Close to Reno airport and an easy 3.5-hour drive from San Francisco, it’s the perfect holiday destination. Here's your North Lake Tahoe Travel Guide Where to stay in Tahoe Ta[...]
6 alternative sights to visit in Dallas, Texas Many travel to Texas to soak up that all-American experience that we so often see in films. Rodeos and real-life cowboys can all be found in this part of the world, happily blended with a cosmopolitan way of life. But if the rodeo isn’t your thing, this is also a great place to visit if you’re up for a bit of culinary indulgence. Tex-Mex and traditional American comfort food can be found on every corner, as can menus from all across the glo[...]
Portland, Oregon is known for many things but nothing characterizes the city better than the slogan “Keep Portland Weird.” Adopted as it may be from Austin, the motto encompasses the city's quirky, hyperlocal side, with artists of all stripes leading the way. On your next visit, explore Portland's artsy side with these activities. Here's your travel guide to Portland, Oregon! Find the last of the Tiny Horses In 2005, a local artist tethered toy horses to histo[...]
Written by Roxana Oliver Just like the Italian pizza, the American-style barbecue has fans all over the world. And just like that Italian pizza, it’s hard to determine what the best way to make it is, as barbecue is quite personal. Each one of us likes something different, and yet there are so many great barbecues that you can try all over the world and the USA. This time, we’ll focus on the country that indeed makes the best of the best – the States. If you happen to be p[...]
Guest post by From East to West I lived in New Orleans from 2009-2013, which I can safely say changed my life forever. It's one of the most vibrant, culturally different cities in America and in the world and there are lots of things to do in New Orleans. I visited for the first time in 2008, only 3 years after Katrina devastated the city. I watched New Orleans come together and rebuild itself into the thriving cultural nightlife and food scene it is today. While living there,[...]