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How I Deal With Travel Anxiety + My Best Tips
Most people who know me know I struggle with anxiety. It’s part of my day to day life. I’ve dealt with it since high school. Sure, it’s manageable, but it’s not fun. And unfortunately, my anxiety extends to traveling. Yes, I am a travel blogger. And I’ve traveled all over the world. But I still face crippling travel anxiety from time to time. I like to keep my travel blog + Instagram light and relaxed. I want to share travel tips, guides, and highlights. But today I want to get a bit more vulnerable about the travel anxiety I experience. Obviously I’m not a doctor or licensed in any way.…
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How to Get Discount Broadway Tickets: 4 Tricks I’ve Used to Score Cheap Tickets
Do you like deals? Do you like live theater? Then you’ve come to the right place! Trust me, I get it. Broadway shows are expensive. But if you are a theater-lover like me, you don’t want the ticket price to get in your way of seeing a show. I’ve been traveling to NYC since I was thirteen and now (as of a year ago) I live in the City That Never Sleeps. I’ve seen dozens of Broadway shows. And no, the magic doesn’t die when you move to the city. I’ve seen at least 6 Broadway shows in the past year. Some of my all time favorites include The Lion…
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My Ultimate Megabus Travel Tips
Not gonna lie, I swore off the Megabus. There were too many delayed trips and I was just tired of riding a bus. But then, I moved to New York. Traveling without a car is a lot more challenging than I initially realized. When we sold our car, I told my husband we would still take weekend trips. Rental cars would always be an option, right? But pricing rental cars (from New York especially) made weekend trips way too expensive. But I didn’t want to give up weekend trips. That’s where my old friend the Megabus comes in. Why Megabus Honestly, the main reason I ride Megabus is the price. I’m a budget traveler…
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My Ultimate Budget Travel Tips
Budget travelers where you at? This one is for you! Well us, because I am a down-and-dirty budget traveler. Always have been and always will be. I kicked my budget traveling into high gear when I studied abroad in London. I scrimped, saved, and explored my way through one of the world’s most expensive cities. That experience taught me so many things about budget traveling. And yes, I’ve moved past some of the budgeting techniques I used while studying abroad, like only eating ramen, peanut butter sandwiches, and £1 ASDA pizza. But I did learn some budget travel tips and tricks along the way that I still use today (like how to score…
