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When you're considering working a travel job abroad, being a tour guide can be one of the most attractive jobs in mind.
Traveling and showing people around and getting paid for it is pretty awesome, and in fact, that's exactly what I used to do.
What's cool about working abroad as a tour guide is that there are multiple types of tour guiding jobs you could get. This, of course, varies based on the types of tours the travel company offers.
It's no secret that traveling is a big task.
Sometimes you need inspiration to get started, motivation to complete the travel planning process, or that extra push to book that flight.
No matter where you are in your travels, these 15 quotes are sure to inspire and motivate you to get moving on your goals!
So, this travel vlog has nothing to do with politics (which I hope you'll find refreshing)!
Instead, I'm showing my work + travel experience in one of my favorite cities in the world!
Expect seeing the additional barriers/security on the National Mall pre-inauguration, our mini food tour in Dupont, a quick stop in Georgetown, a few scenes from the actual Inauguration ceremony, and our end-of-conference party at the Udvar-Hazy Air and Space museum.
If you've been on any San Diego-themed travel or food Instagram pages, you've likely seen photos of the famous mimosa or craft beer flights from the restaurant Crushed.
Do the photos live up to the hype? Yes!
Whether you're visiting San Diego or are stopping by Pacific Beach, Crushed needs to be on your PB to-do list.
Washington, DC is more than politics and parties - it is a unique city with plenty to offer for any traveler (and it happens to be one of my favorite cities in the entire world!).
Marvel at the monuments and Smithsonian museums along the National Mall, hit up bars & restaurants for happy hour drinks with locals after work, and don't forget to do brunch on the weekends.
With plenty to do in DC, it's tough to get bored.
Here's your travel guide to Washington, DC!
DC is one of the best US cities for finding top-notch cuisine from around the world, which makes total sense since it is such an international city.
So it's only natural that when I was in DC for a work + travel trip last week, my friend and I snuck out of the hotel for dinner during training to hit up Dupont Circle for some good food!
At first we were going to grab a quick kabob and walk around after seeing great Yelp reviews for a kabob shop on P Street.
Well, along the way we walked past a pizza restaurant and empanada shop and found ourselves at a crossroads: multiple good choices all in the same area, that all looked (and smelled!) delicious.
So where did we end up going?
To all three places! Haha.
We decided to get smaller bites to share at each location so we'd have room for all three.
This turned our quick dinner stop in Dupont into a makeshift mini food tour!
