Lisbon’s street artists have turned the negative idea that graffiti was vandalism into powerful messages about community and culture.
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I want to give my child the world, & that starts with our first trip as a family
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Travel Themed Wedding
An alternative to destination weddings, let the travel come to you!
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As a traveler, it’s no secret that I love this world we live in. That’s why I’ve tried to incorporate sustainability into my daily lifestyle. When it comes to fashion & personal style, there is one company that is leading the way – JORD watches! JORD (pronounced “yode”) is a norse word meaning Earth. These…
No Passport Needed: Travel the World in Queens, NY
It’s no secret that New York City is one of the best cities in the world. Being one of the most diverse cities in all of the US. Then, it’s no secret that Queens, known as the world’s borough is the best borough in NYC
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A Mythology Lover’s Guide to Athens
Greek mythology was my first love
I grew up with Athena & Atlas, Persephone & Poseidon. Greece was a dream of mine & Athens was a dream come true.
Voiceless, How Language Defined my Homecoming
Walking through the streets of Tunisia no one looked at me weird, like a tourist or like I didn’t belong. Instead, I looked just like them. I was from here, after all. I am Tunisian. Well, that confidence in belonging soon wavered.