Tag: Traveling Black Women

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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Rwanda Experience 2026: A Transformative Journey for Educators

The Traveling Black Women Network and The PrOOF Project, Inc. Unite to Create a Transformative Global Learning Opportunity for Educators FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ATLANTA, GA – August 21, 2025 The Traveling Black Women Network (TBW), in partnership with The PrOOF Project, Inc.—a leading education consulting company—announces the upcoming Rwanda Experience for Educators. This trip is…
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Destination Spotlight: Amsterdam

“Pornstar Martini, Please!” ~ Pam Lee’s Guide to a Thrilling Amsterdam Vacation Guest Post by Pam Lee Amsterdam is one of those places that completely catches you off guard in the best possible way. If you’re looking for a travel destination that mixes European charm, rich culture, delicious food, and just the right amount of…
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Solo in Seattle: 4 Days. 10 Adventures.

Thinking about a solo trip to Seattle? If you’ve ever dreamed of sipping coffee with mountain views, catching ferry rides across sparkling bays, or just wandering a city that feels safe, chill, and full of unexpected art solo, Seattle is calling… As a Black woman who often travels solo, I know the feeling of wondering:…
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The #1 Cooking Class in Phuket

Y’all…I broke a glass while cooking and I’m still embarrassed about it. Straight butter fingers! I was also the last one out of the kitchen after each dish. Nonetheless, I had an incredible time cooking a 5 Course Meal at Blue Elephant Cooking School in Phuket, Thailand. I am proud to say that I was…
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5 Days in Phuket: Street Food, Beach Vibes, Massages & Tattoos

Listen…If you’ve been considering spending at least 5 days in Phuket, Thailand, I’ve got you… Read on! This isn’t one of those 17-cities-in-3-days travel plans. This is a relaxed but fulfilling 5-day Phuket itinerary where the goal is simple: explore, eat, and enjoy. There is so much more that could be on this itinerary, so consider this…
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This is 41! My Solo Birthday Adventure in Hawaii

My first official solo birthday trip was for my 34th birthday. I ventured to Iceland and had the time of my life. The freedom to explore at my own pace, journal, and listen to my inner thoughts was a game changer for me. Since then, I’ve traveled solo quite a bit. Ten days in Morocco,…
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