I had the opportunity to sit down with TrayTableSeatBack CEO and friend Raheim Johnson to talk about solo travel as a black female.
You ever just wanted to escape from your everyday life to reset, relax and rejuvenate. I was at that point earlier this year and although 2020 had just started, for me I was already overwhelmed with life. My thoughts of what my year would look
Never have I ever experienced so many emotions in one city in all my travels. Jerusalem was day 7 of 9 for my trip. I truly saved the best for last. After my full day tour of Jerusalem, I immediately decided that I want to
Petra was on my list of places to visit for quite some time as it is one of the Wonder of the World. Until this point, I had visited 4 of the 7 wonders. I was a little skeptical about visiting Jordan because of the
The 2nd half of my “Petra” trip was spent mostly in Israel. We had enough time to explore places like Masada, the Red Sea, Jerusalem and some markets in and around Tel Aviv. Masada was indescribable and the red sea was an amazing experience both
I knew I wanted to go to Petra in pursuit of my goal of seeing all of the Seventh Wonders of the World but I never thought about visiting Israel at this time or even going across the border from there to visit another country.
I’ve been told that I tend to come back from my travels loving the country I just visited more than the last. I disagree (wink) I chose to visit Colombia, Cartagena to be exact, and YES I fell in love with it. It was about
I’ve always been one to do things on my own. Movies, weekend get-aways, shopping, even lounges. I guess one would say I have an independent spirit. When it comes to traveling there is no difference. I will travel the world by myself and think nothing