Elisa, Author at The Pin The Map Project

Syrian Refugees: The Other Travelers

May 2, 2016 By Elisa

Lately, I have been thinking a lot about traveling and what it really means. I have been exploring countries for almost a decade and the people I meet, generally remind me of how lucky I am. They often say they would travel as much as I do, if only they had the chance to… [Read More]

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Surprises in Unexpected Places: A Guide to Detroit for First Time Visitors

February 26, 2016 By Elisa

Once upon a time, I worked as a flight attendant for a few months. Don’t ask me why or how, it would get me started on how bizarre and random my life sometimes is. One thing led to another and in the summer of 2014, I was assigned by my company to fly to… [Read More]

A Guide to Spring Break on Mexico’s West Coast

January 19, 2016 By Elisa

A few years ago, I did an exchange program in Mexico. Even though the purpose of my trip was initially to study, I also took advantage of this opportunity to explore the country. We didn’t have much vacations but I would usually go away on weekends and discover different regions; but then, a few… [Read More]

The Ultimate Guide to Beirut, the Paris of the Middle East

January 5, 2016 By Elisa

Out of all the regions in the world, the Middle-East is by far my favorite. It is, in my mind, as intriguing as it is chaotic; a place of complete paradoxes in which I feel at home. Therefore, I could hardly contain my excitement the first time I boarded a plane to go live,… [Read More]

Dispatch: Exploring the Vibrant Street Art of Barcelona

December 23, 2015 By Elisa

Along with London, Paris and Rome, Barcelona is one those cities you generally do not want to miss when you’re planning a Euro-trip. The sun, the Sagrada Familia, las Ramblas and the Mercat Boqueria are some of the famous spots that underline the uniqueness of Barcelona and provide you with the greatness of España…. [Read More]