Posts by Jessie Festa
How To Immerse Yourself In A Culture When Traveling
When visiting a foreign culture, most travelers want to get the most out of their experience abroad. While it is easy to simply sit back and observe as an outsider, one cannot truly get an authentic and educational experience unless they immerse themselves in the culture they are visiting. Here are some tips on how…Read more...
Unusual Discoveries In A Taiwanese Fish Market
The Fuji Fishing Habor Village is located less than an hour away from Taipei’s city center, making it a popular day trip from Taipei, Taiwan. It is here that people enjoy having a meal at a local seafood restaurant, watching the fishing boats come into the harbor, play in the Children’s Area, and, the true…Read more...
Organic Caviar Tasting On British Columbia’s Sunshine Coast
British Columbia’s Sunshine Coast, located two hours from Vancouver by road or ferry, is home to a rich sustainability culture. While you’ll find myriad farm stands, local art galleries, farm-to-table restaurants, and eco-friendly hotels, one truly interesting green experience is touring Target Marine Hatchery, their organic and self-sustaining sturgeon farm. Caviar is not typically thought…Read more...
Exumas Cays: The Galapagos Islands’ Quirky Sister?
I can feel freckles forming on my nose as the sun paints my face with its rays. Translucent blue waters showcase vibrant tropical fish and colorful corals, while white sand beaches provide the perfect place for an afternoon picnic. All around me it’s a Caribbean paradise of palms, shells, sailboats, and … swimming pigs? David…Read more...
10 Pieces Of Travel Advice To Ignore
As someone who has traveled solo to dozens of countries, I’m often given “helpful” advice from well-meaning friends and family. The problem is, much of this advice can actually hinder your trip experience. Think twice when you’re given these common travel tips. 1. Don’t Talk To Strangers Not talking to strangers during your travels only…Read more...
Making Friends Over Food In Riomaggiore, Italy
“Hurry! Turn off the stove!” Dan, a Toronto native, shouts as boiling water begins overflowing from the pot. I have never cooked before but am determined to create a delicious, authentic Italian meal here in Riomaggiore, Italy. We lower the heat and let the pasta continue to boil as Simon and Alison, a middle-aged New…Read more...
How To Enjoy A Small Town Stopover
Many times when you’re traveling long-term, and sometimes even during shorter trips, you’ll find yourself having to stay a night or two in a small town with not much to do. Instead of sitting around complaining about how you have to waste a travel day, use these tips to make the most of your small…Read more...
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