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8 Best Travel Toiletries at Target

I may or may not have a small addiction. To key lime La Croix, yes, but also Target. Sometimes when I need some me time, I like walking the aisles of Target, especially the Dollar Spot. So when it comes to Target and my other favorite thing called travel, it’s a double whammy. Before a big trip, I like to make one (or two!) Target runs to prepare. And they have the cutest little travel-sized things, too. So when it comes to planning your next trip, here are some of my favorite Target travel toiletries, and lucky for you,...

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6 Things That Make Travel Easier

I can be pretty lazy. I can’t tell you the last time I blow dried my hair — and I shower every day. Sometimes I even drive with the windows down to finish my perfected look of, well, just washed and a couple spritzs of It’s a 10. I like putting on a full face of makeup but mostly just for nights out or special occasions. On a normal day, you’ll find me snoozing and then rushing to slap on my eye shadow-primer combo. Lazy is one word, but I like to use the word efficient or practical. I...

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Where to Travel Based on Your Enneagram Type

No traveler is alike, and not every trip is suited to every individual. I’m obsessed with personality tests like the Enneagram, which break down people by their motivations and fears. I’m no social scientist, but I love to travel and connecting people with places I love for very different reasons. We’re all wired differently, and the great thing about this planet is there’s something for everyone. Based on your Enneagram type, here’s where you should travel this year and why: Enneagram Type 1 // Rome Justice and morality are important to you, and you’re always thinking about what’s the...

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My Biggest Travel Fails

I know it’s a shocker, but news flash: I’m not perfect. I don’t have it all together even when it comes to travel. I’ve made some travel mistakes, but I’m learning from them. And I want to share with you some of my biggest travel fails because the travel blogger messes up, too. Oh, and gets lost, like, a lot. Here’s a list of my biggest travel fails so you can learn from my mistakes or at least empathize with me. Mistake #1: Overlooking logistics for price It was a great deal; I’ll make it work. A cheap train...

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QUIZ: Where Should You Travel This Summer?

So many options, and your bucket list is stacked. Making decisions is hard, so let me take the stress off. Here’s a quiz to help you find the perfect destination for your summer travel. Take the quiz here. Maybe it’s dipping your toes in the Adriatic Sea from Slovenia. Or possibly it’s exploring the castle village of Najac in France. Perhaps you’d fancy a hands-on history lesson through Rome.

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How to Plan Your Travel Budget + Free Worksheet

For better or for worse, there is no one size fits all for travel budgets. If two different friends came to me and asked for helping on planning a trip to Prague, these budgets wouldn’t look the same, even if they had the same amount of money to spend. That’s because we all have different interests and priorities. Today I’m sharing how to plan a travel budget with a free worksheet, too. Money is stressful; I get it. It stresses me out too, but travel is so worth the investment in yourself. People ask me all the time: How...

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My Favorite Travel Gear

Eleven countries later, and I’m starting to figure things out. I’m often asked what travel gear I recommend from shoes to bags. It definitely depends on the type of trip and activities you’ll be doing, but after many trips, here are some of my favorite travel tools and gear: This post includes affiliate links, which means I may earn a commission for items purchased through these links. These come at no extra cost to you and help me run my blog. All opinions are my own. Bags My mom calls me the bag lady. As a kid, I’d find...

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How to Eat Gluten-Free in Europe

I get it. Jumping on a jet and going across the ocean is exciting, but when you have dietary restrictions, it can be a bit nerve-wracking, especially if you’re gluten-intolerant or have celiac disease. I’ve been eating gluten-free for more than six years, and I have three family members with celiac disease. But here’s the thing: I love travel, and I’m not going to let the fear of not having anything to eat or having a reaction keep me from exploring. And you don’t have to let it stop you either. Today I’m sharing my tips on how to...

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8 Things You Need to Do Before Studying Abroad

You’ve turned in the application and bought your plane ticket. You spend your days procrastinating homework by googling photos of your soon-to-be home and planning weekend trips. I’ve been there in the pre-study abroad haze; what things do you need to do before studying abroad? You might’ve reached the point where the excitement dulls for just a moment and you start freaking out: How should I pack? What do I need to do before I leave? Have no fear! Sure, every study abroad experience is different and can be stressful, but with these tips, you’ll be set for your...

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