…boarded a bus for Minsk. An hour after leaving Vilnius we arrived at the border crossing into Belarus. We were ordered to exit our bus and stand in line at the border, which looked about as old-school communist as you could imagine. There was an observation tower with armed guards and inside the walls were all cold and white. Nobody said a word and they all looked at us like they hated us. We were happy to get through customs without too much tro…
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The Belarus Ordeal
March 12, 2008 by 2 Comments
…boarded a bus for Minsk. An hour after leaving Vilnius we arrived at the border crossing into Belarus. We were ordered to exit our bus and stand in line at the border, which looked about as old-school communist as you could imagine. There was an observation tower with armed guards and inside the walls were all cold and white. Nobody said a word and they all looked at us like they hated us. We were happy to get through customs without too much tro…
The Belarus Ordeal
April 21, 2007 by Leave a Comment
…boarded a bus for Minsk. An hour after leaving Vilnius we arrived at the border crossing into Belarus. We were ordered to exit our bus and stand in line at the border, which looked about as old-school communist as you could imagine. There was an observation tower with armed guards and inside the walls were all cold and white. Nobody said a word and they all looked at us like they hated us. We were happy to get through customs without too much tro…
What’s in My Travel Insurance Policy
February 13, 2015 by 3 Comments
…carrier. My policy also includes 24-hour hotline assistance, a concierge, online policy modification and online filing and claiming. So you can see I am pretty covered in case anything happens and I definitely have peace of mind. Everyone needs travel insurance. It’s a risk you shouldn’t take lightly and just get it. Check out AllianzTravelInsurance.com and find the policy that’s right for you! Disclaimer: I have partnered with and receive financ…
Eurail Passes
December 14, 2007 by 5 Comments
…limited travel for 15 or 21 days, or up to 3 months. Additionally, you can buy for 10 or 15 days of travel in a given 2 month time period. You can also buy different classes of service, ie first class, second, etc. There are also discounts for students and people under 26 but you must buy these passes in your home country before you travel abroad. Eurail also offers many regional passes, including some regions that aren’t included in the main Eura…
5 Awesome Things to do in Melbourne, Australia
January 30, 2014 by 25 Comments
…n theme in Melbourne-less the hills! Murray, showed me around to the local shops, restaurants and cafes. We stopped into a few places for some coffee, snacks and even a big brat from the Bratwurst Shop; a place made famous by Anthony Bourdain in Queen Victoria Market. If you go, tell Murray I said hi and ask him for some photography tips because he does that professionally as well! Sports My main reason for going to Melbourne this time around was…
Aruba 10 Years Later
May 29, 2014 by 16 Comments
…c, a ton of fun and the best way to see the off the beaten path Aruba. The fast paced tour, punctuated by insanely fast, yet awesome, off road driving takes you to the places you didn’t know existed. I call it the wild side of the island because it is totally undeveloped and literally looks and feels like a rugged African island as you descend over unpaved terrain nearly bouncing out of the jeep over and over. I loved every second of it. The best…
What’s in My Carry On?
February 29, 2016 by 11 Comments
…tee shirts in my carry on as well but no more than 6. These are generally generic V-necks or some shirts I like to travel with. You may notice from my photos that I often wear the same tee shirts when I travel. That’s because I know they travel well and feel comfortable in them, not that I only have 5-6 shirts. Additionally, I always bring a hoodie or a throw over for planes and just in case it gets cold somewhere. I currently love my quarter zip…
The Sanctimonious Traveler
December 7, 2017 by 38 Comments
…back or I plan to! At times, since I was young or because I was visible online or on TV, I got some flack from older travelers saying I was traveling too fast or whatever it was (I mean it took me 13 years, it wasn’t like I did it overnight). Many of these people would use fake names and emails online. It was an embarrassment for them and a source of amusement for me especially as you could check their IP addresses and figure out who it was. It…
Seven Tips to Make Your Summer Getaway Fun and Financially Rewarding
June 24, 2019 by 5 Comments
…oreign transaction fees (like the Bank of America Premium Rewards card). I order my foreign currency online prior to my trip because as a Bank of America Preferred Rewards member I get a 2% discount off the published foreign currency exchange rate plus free shipping. With both cash and card in hand, I arrive at my destination prepared, no matter what gets thrown at me. Dubai at sunset 5) Check your Rewards on the Go Zipline through the jungle tree…
