We all know that last March didn’t turn out as planned. However, San Diego in March 2021 is looking pretty great. In fact, this post is late because I’ve been swamped with spring break vacation questions and hotel bookings. (I’ve
Interested in visiting Mongolia? Due both to the country’s phenomenal Covid response, as well as the built-in social distancing this rural country offers, Mongolia is one of the world’s most attractive post-pandemic travel destinations. Hold
I think I’ve lost count of how many coffee tours I’ve taken while traveling abroad. In spite of this, they never stop being more enjoyable—and not just because I’m a card-carrying caffeine addict. Indeed, I
Who wouldn’t want to spend 3 days in Salvador? At any time in history, but especially in the post-Covid era, when the only thing we all need more than a sea view is the warmth
Let’s talk about Chile in 2021 and what you might want to do for planning purposes. We’ll explore the options in a post Covid world. I don’t say this to scare you. On the contrary,
Time for a change? 14 ways to embrace change, make it happen and decide if it’s what you really want
There's a new post on The Travel Hack! Today’s post is for anyone who wants a change. Anyone who wants to try something new, fix an area of their life they’re not entirely happy with or, to use the current buzzword,
There exists in the travel context an unofficial expiration date to how well we know certain places. Cities are living beings, they are dynamic and constantly in flux, which means that an absence of several years yields an urban destination
There's a new post on The Travel Hack! Today’s blog post is a Panasonic bread maker review as I share how I make fresh bread everyday. I know, I know. I didn’t think I’d be this person either! No one is
I can’t see a reason why you wouldn’t be able to visit Peru in 2021, certainly toward the latter half of the year. Technically, you can go right now, since the country’s borders re-opened (at
This week on the podcast Patrick and Matt explore some of the world’s most bizarre natural wonders. From giant rocks to glowing caves and even mysterious fairy circles, the world is full of many strange natural phenomenon well worth a