Peaceful, bustling, and utterly enchanting, Vietnam is a special country uniquely influenced by its recent history. Today, it is left with the remnants of a special fusion: ageless border disputes between it’s neighboring countries and struggles to overcome French colonization well into the 20th century followed by two decades of war and invasion by the…
A wonderfully written piece by Eduardo Del Llano. In this piece Eduardo highlights a crucial perspective to the Cuban migration. Is it really due to a socialist failure? Read this to take another look.
Overwhelmed by the constant legal changes for traveling to Cuba? Check out how you can go on your own, legally and stress-free.
Tips and a basic legal analysis of the most important recent changes announced by the U.S. Treasury, days before President Obama’s emotional and historic visit to Cuba!
Venture away from the resorts and escape the Punta Cana tourist traps. Discover this untouched part of the Dominican Republic.
Minimalism has always been contrary to who I am: a multicultural, multilingual, multiracial, colorful, jack of all trades, world traveler. Except, maybe not entirely for that last part. Traveler.
Four days before my flight, I found myself with an unplanned solo female trip to Cuba. This was the first time I traveled all alone to a politically controversial and developing country which most Americans had very little knowledge of. I was one of the first Americans to go in 2015 after President Obama loosened…
Growing up in the Bronx, New York to Dominican-born-and-raised parents can make for an excellent recipe of stereotypes and cliches. One of which is that, unless you had easy accessibility to a pool or some other body of water, you probably never learned how to swim as a kid. So I found myself at 25… learning how…
The un-romanticized realities of Buenos Aires: environment, inflation, health/diet, race, and gender.