New Orleans. What do you think of when you hear that city’s name? Is it Mardi Gras? Does your mind immediately conjure images of Bourbon Street? Do you think of parade…
2020 Best Gifts for Women Who Love Travel (+ Win Them All!)
This year has been a challenge in so many ways. It’s time to treat ourselves and each other to some self-care and inspired, unique gifts! If you’re a woman who…
Eating My Way Through Florence: Brunch Through Dessert
Studying in another country can have a profound impact on your worldview and future path. Of course, it doesn’t hurt when you study in Italy and get to enjoy eating…
10 International Cocktails That Will Whisk You Away This Summer
Let these international cocktails help you travel around the world! Get creative and enjoy a taste of different countries and regions to inspire your wanderlust. Regardless of where we find…
The Best Places to Eat in East Nashville are Women-Owned
Some of the best places to eat in East Nashville are run by women. Let these ladies feed your soul as you explore the history and unique culture of their…
A French Crepes Recipe to Bring Paris into Your Home
This French crepes recipe will inspire your wanderlust! Enjoy a taste of France in your own home kitchen, courtesy of Samantha from 9to5 Nomad. Are you ready to say ‘bonjour’…
Gluten-Free Travel Tips: 5 Things to Do Before You Go
Gluten-free travel can be an extra challenge, but it shouldn’t stop you from venturing out into the world! Sarah Bence has been traveling gluten-free for years. She has great advice…
Your Guide to Gluten-Free Road Trips
As a veteran road tripper and gluten avoider, I can assure you that it’s definitely possible to have a happy, healthy, gluten-free road trip. Wherever you fall on the gluten-free spectrum, here are a few tips to get you started.
Where to Take Your Girlfriends to Wine Country Beyond Napa
If you and your pals have put the days of all-night parties in Las Vegas and beer bike crawls in Nashville behind you then it’s time to head out to wine country!
How to Travel with a Food Allergy
Having a food allergy shouldn’t limit you from being able to travel the world. These tips from Emily will help you prepare, be safe, and have the confidence you need to get out there and explore.
How France (and French Food) Helped Me Work Through My Eating Disorder
When I see the word “France,” I am immediately transported to the Seine, strolling by the Eiffel Tower, biting into a warm, crispy baguette. I know I’m not alone. After…
11 Mouthwatering Reasons to #VisitMKE (aka Milwaukee) This Month
If you know anything about me, you know that I love to eat. But frankly, you don’t really need to know anything about me to appreciate this delectable post. I…
Why Eating Alone While Traveling Isn’t Just for Friendless Creeps
I’m hungry, I have some time to kill before the next bullet point on my itinerary, and I’m alone. It would make sense to sit down somewhere and enjoy a…
5 Ways Eating Local in Mexico City Changed How I Travel
Eating alone has always been something of a mental hurdle for me, especially in countries where I don’t speak the language. On some of my travels, I am so intimidated…
Try Not to Drool: Breakfast Around the World in 18 Plates
If you are staring at an empty fridge, barely making it through a green-tea cleanse, or just a perpetually hungry person, be warned: This post will make you very, very…