The Traveler Series: Doni Belau of Girls Guide to Paris

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This week on The Traveler Series, meet Doni Belau of Girls Guide to Paris. For over three decades, Doni has fallen in love with Paris-that city of endless style and beauty-where she believes women can be whoever they want to be.

Celebrating Artisans With ‘The Little Market’

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Every now and then I come across a business that truly inspires me by how they give back to the community. Whether through charitable donations or sending a percentage of proceeds to non-profit organizations, there are an array of companies now that are founded on philanthropic principles. One such business is The Little Market.

The Traveler Series: Max Hartshorne of GoNOMAD Travel

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This week on The Traveler Series, meet Max Hartshorne of GoNOMAD. Max has been the editor of GoNOMAD-a successful travel website-since 2002. Over the past decade, Max has had the privilege of working with writers and publishing travel articles about nearly every country in the world!

Thrillist’s ‘Best Day of Your Life’: A Guide to New York’s East Village

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When an event promises to deliver the best day of you life it’s a tall order that can mean many things to different people. While one person’s ‘perfect day’ may involve a beach, another’s might include a lazy day at home-yet despite your preference it is likely your best day will always include to things: delicious food & drinks.

Movies & Books that Inspire Wanderlust

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While I may dream of waking up to an undisturbed view of the sun rising over a white sand beach and clear waves lapping lazily on the shore, the fact is not everyday is an adventure when balancing wanderlust with a 9-5 career.

6 Reasons to Cheer for Colombia this World Cup

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I’m surrounded by a sea of bright yellow jerseys, Aguila beers, and the smell of fresh arepas and simmering Sancocho. Everyone is watching the television, holding their breaths, eyes glued to the screen; all of a sudden the restaurant erupts into Spanish cheers and chants of “COL-OMB-IA! COL-OMB-IA!”

Finding Woodstock at Governors Ball 2014

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I could only imagine what the people driving by were thinking as we all pushed our way along the chain link fence, stuffing flasks into our pockets and looking like we just tumbled off the fields of Woodstock. The sounds of electric guitar floated on the thick, summer air as we made our way to Randall’s Island for this year’s Governors Ball music festival.