This year, after spending most of my summer and fall in New York, in November, I found myself short of maintaining my (lowest tier) Delta status. While the Silver Medallion level is only good for getting upgraded to First Class on lesser traveled routes, getting to board Sky Priority or Zone 1 is essential for… Continue reading Turkey Trot
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Room for One: Boutique Hotel Spotlight
During my travels this year, I’ve stayed in every kind of accommodation from a hostel in Bogota (Bogo Hostel), to a large luxury property in Bangkok (Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit, a Luxury Collection Hotel) thanks to Starwood points. While I used Airbnb, unless there’s sgnificant savings, my preference is to stay in a hotel, particularly one-of-a-kind boutiques…In 2017, I stayed at almost 20 boutiques and below are seven highlights from Australia (Sydney & Perth), Denmark (Copenhagen), England (London), Portugal (Lisbon), and Spain (Seville).
Table for One: Tamashii Blue
Both living alone and being single, I eat out alone often in New York and elsewhere…
Con Gusto y Mas: A Solo Week in Colombia
The majority of this year I’ve spent in various parts of Europe and the United States. When faced with nine free days between trips and cheap flights between New York and Colombia, I decided to travel to Bogotá, Cartagena, and Medellín. During a tour in Medellín, our guide asked if our decision to travel to Colombia… Continue reading Con Gusto y Mas: A Solo Week in Colombia
Hung(a)ry in BudaPESHT
My feelings going from Budapest from Copenhagen reminded me of the way you love, and need, very different friends for their unique combinations of strengths and weaknesses.
Solo Scandinavian Spring in Copenhagen
I would consider Scandinavian cities among the easiest (though most expensive) parts of the world to travel to as a solo English speaker and woman.
Not All Who Wander are Lost 