When the earthquake struck Marrakech at 11:11pm, travel coach Tricia Sexton was enjoying a rooftop dinner in the medina. What followed was a night of community, resilience, and witnessing both devastating loss and incredible human connection. Her powerful story explains why supporting Morocco through tourism is crucial now more than ever, and how travelers can help local communities rebuild.

When people ask why a travel entrepreneur chooses to live in Wisconsin, Laura Ericson's answer is simple yet profound: because it grounds her.

Gear up for your summer adventures with our curated list of travel must-haves. A comprehensive guide covering everything you need for summer travel.

A Love Letter to Mexico: Blog Contributor Ryan Crain, author of Gravel Roads, explains his biggest adjustment and best parts about living in Mexico.

Planning a trip to Cuba by yourself can be time-consuming, with many factors to consider, such as visas, accommodations, and transportation.

If you’re an American, you might be wondering, how am I able to experience the beauty of Cuban culture firsthand? Doesn’t the U.S. government have restrictions and embargos on traveling there? Find out how to travel to Cuba legally and with purpose.

It's more important than ever to travel to Cuba as an American citizen—despite it being a potentially intimidating trip.

I honestly thought I'd never get a tattoo.

I first wanted a travel tattoo when I was in my early 20's to commemorate the months I’d lived in Spain--but I could just never bring myself to actually do it.

Is it possible to be a part-time digital nomad? What if you want the security of having a home base, with the adventure of traveling abroad?

Journeys can catalyze profound personal growth. While destinations may inspire transformation, the real evolution happens within the traveler themselves.

Have you ever had to fly without an ID? You might even be stranded right now, wondering what you’re going to do in order to make it back home.

Don’t ever let anyone make you feel like you aren’t good enough, attractive enough, rich enough, etc to travel (you are).

Coyoacán is a Nahautl word, meaning “place of the coyotes” in the language of the Aztecs. In my opinion, it’s an absolute must-see while visiting Mexico City.

When my grandmother, Beverly, passed away last year at one of the most pivotal times in my life, I wanted to do something special to remember her.

In one year as a business owner, I have learned a lot of important lessons. More lessons than I learned in 7 years of college, grad school and 14 years working in higher education and leadership combined.

Learn how to travel with carry-on luggage to just about anywhere.

Coffee. Chocolate. Music. Art. Dance. Colombia is a hidden gem of a country that’s underrated and off the beaten path.

The world is big and full of people just like you if you know where to find them.

Five years ago today, I got a divorce.

I didn’t even realize this until someone recently asked me how long ago it was, and I looked up the actual day in court records.

Holy shit. Five whole years ago today, I started my life over. I rebuilt it from the ground up, and I did it the hard way. And I did it quietly.

But today I feel compelled to talk about it because I never really have. Today I feel overcome with emotion and feel the need to share because there’s probably someone out there who needs to hear this.