Tag: Traveling Black Women

Solo in Tempe: 3 Nights of Soft Desert Adventures in Arizona 

There is something special about traveling somewhere that feels completely different but doesn’t require you to navigate completely different logistics (language, visas, etc.)  For me, that was Tempe, Arizona.  I had technically been to Arizona before, but I don’t really count it as having experienced Arizona. Years ago, I flew in to present at the…
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Inside the Off-Broadway Experience: Seeing Little Shop of Horrors in New York

I knew Little Shop of Horrors long before I walked into the Westside Theatre in New York. My first introduction was actually the 1986 movie. I remember watching it on TV as a kid and being drawn to the music, especially the three Black women whose sound brought so much soul, R&B and gospel energy to the…
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Inside the Broadway Experience: Seeing SIX in New York

Broadway has a way of reminding you that there is no one way to experience Broadway. You can build an entire New York itinerary around it or just grab a ticket and spend a few hours freely exploring the city. The latter is how this night started. As a Broadway lover, I’ve seen the big…
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No, Cash App Does Not Work Abroad.

There are some travel lessons that stay with you because you only need to learn them once. Realizing your passport is still sitting on the kitchen counter is one of them. Learning why travel insurance matters is another. Then there is the moment you discover that “I’ll just Cash App you” is not a real…
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Our Soft Winter Adventure in Iceland: An Unforgettable Christmas Itinerary

If you’re Googling “what to do during the winter in Iceland” and quietly wondering whether it’s too dark, too cold, or too intense, let me save you some scrolling. Iceland might only get three to four hours of daylight in winter, but it’s also one of the safest, calmest, and most tourist-friendly destinations in the world. Somehow, those two factors coexist beautifully……
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Tipping Abroad: Here’s What You Should Know…

If you’ve ever traveled to a new destination and asked yourself, What am I supposed to tip here? …then this guide is especially for you! This post will walk you through where tipping is expected, where it’s optional, and where it’s a whole cultural faux pas. Two things to keep in mind… “Keep the change”…
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Backpacking Nicaragua on a Budget: How I Traveled for Under $500

If you’ve been craving an affordable adventure this year—one that gives you beaches, volcanoes, culture, and food that actually tastes like something—let me introduce you to Nicaragua. Nicaragua is one of the most underrated destinations in Central America. When people talk about the region, they usually name-drop Costa Rica or Panama. But Nicaragua? Quiet. Understated. And that’s…
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The Best Hotels in Kildare for Style, Comfort & Charm

If you’re planning a trip to County Kildare and you’re wondering where to stay in Kildare, Ireland that offers charm, culture, and convenience—trust me, you’re not alone. Kildare is one of those places that surprises you. It looks quiet at first glance, but if you stay in the right places, the town comes alive through its history,…
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Why Madagascar Should Be at the Top of Your Travel List

When people ask, “Why Madagascar?” my first answer is simple: Well… it’s Africa! If you’ve been following my journey with The Traveling Black Women Network, you know I have a goal — to experience every country on the continent. Each one has its own rhythm, beauty, and story to tell. But Madagascar? Madagascar is a category all its…
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Palccoyo Rainbow Mountain: The Other Rainbow Mountain

When you hear “Rainbow Mountain” in Peru, chances are you picture the vibrant stripes of Vinicunca, perched high in the Peruvian Andes at nearly 17,000 feet above sea level. It’s a breathtaking sight—but one that’s earned its reputation as a serious challenge for even the fittest of travelers. But after hearing one too many stories about altitude sickness…
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