Traveling isn’t always all adrenaline highs as sometimes we find ourselves stuck in a wanderer purgatory able to do nothing. These are the moments when we’re waiting for a delayed flight or in the middle of a long bus or train rides. While I always prefer reading a book (mostly travel books) to get by these boring moments, I have discovered that playing simple, yet entertaining online video games provides an added entertainment value that help me deal with the so-called travel down-times.

When you finally board your plane but not after a Three-hour wait

There is nothing better than visiting a new place and learning their culture and history through their food. Regional cuisines always tell a fascinating story as to how the locals traditionally grow, harvest, and catch produce. When visiting the East and Gulf Coast, it comes to no surprise that fresh seafood has become very popular. Many Coastal towns catch their own seafood daily to bring back and cook at the restaurant during the night. Here are a few of our favorites we have found when traveling down and around the East and Gulf Coast.

During the coronavirus pandemic, many people have been spending a lot more time in their homes. This has been a walk in the park for some individuals, but for those who are adventurous, the lockdown has been a frustrating waste of valuable time that could have been used to explore new places or try new activities. Even when times are normal, however, some people struggle with new experiences due to limitations with their budget, work obligations, and family responsibilities. If you are sick of being stuck in one place, here are six ways to bring a sense of adventure into your home life.

Madrid is the capital of Spain and one of the world’s most popular cities. One of the main draws of the city is its food. From tapas and croquetas to paella and jamon, there’s no shortage of fine dishes worth trying in Madrid. Moreover, throughout the years, the Spanish capital has expanded its dining scene to feature other international cuisines and to cater to a variety of diets and preferences, including veganism.