Tokyo, Japan is the largest metropolitan area in the world, housing the world’s most sophisticated railways. In my lifetime, this buzzing country has become famous for its Anime, Sushi, and Sumo, to name a few. While I only experienced Tokyo, Japan for a 24-hour layover, I saw a glimpse of what the world-renowned city...
Budapest is my second home. After living in this beautiful city for four months, I’ve come to love its stunning architecture, trendy restaurants, lively ruin bars, and cheap prices (of course). The river that flows through the city, dividing the Buda and Pest sides, houses two famous bridges that are my favorite places to...
Need a refresher on my green, yellow, red rating scale? Check out my About page to learn more! Austin has become my favorite city to visit in Texas. It is filled with outdoor adventures, trendy bars, beautiful street art, and amazing restaurants. The plethora of things to do in Austin makes it the perfect...
Barcelona is one of my favorite European cities. I fell in love with the tropical climate and vibrant culture that this lively city had to offer. The cultural diversity and positive vibes make it one of the best entry destinations in Europe for minority travels. I found it very rewarding to use my minimal...
San Diego is located in Southern California on the coast of the Pacific Ocean. It is most widely known for the beautiful white-sand beaches, but I fell in love with the amazing weather and outdoor attractions. While the prices were higher than I typically prefer for gateways, I found it to be a luxurious...
Cartagena is located on Colombia’s Caribbean coast, allowing for the perfect culmination of hot temperature and coastal breeze. Cartagena is a “walled city,” with the historic remains of the majority of the city fairly intact. It is known for its deep-rooted culture, colorful buildings, and cheap prices, making it one of the recent hottest...
Ghana is one of the leading countries and economies in Africa. It is rich in history and is home to the biggest open-air market in West Africa. For many African-Americans, Ghana is home, as it was one of the main ports for the transatlantic slave trade. For me, visiting Ghana was an indescribable experience;...
