We’re taking you along on her first-ever trip at the front of the plane: a 9 hour Delta One flight from Rome to JFK in New York City. She gives the full review including what the lie-flat seat and Missoni amenity kit are really like, every course of the meal (short rib, an ice cream sundae, and a wa…We’re taking you along on her first-ever trip at the front of the plane: a 9 hour Delta One flight from Rome to JFK in New York City. She gives the full review including what the lie-flat seat and Missoni amenity kit are really like, every course of the meal (short rib, an ice cream sundae, and a warm chocolate chip cookie included), and how she maximized remote work life and worked on free Wi-F.
Highlights of the Delta One review:
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• What Delta One is and which flights offer it
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• Flying standby and why Kim paid only $338 in taxes and fees
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• Why you should always ask about paid upgrades at check-in and the gate
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• The cabin: lie-flat seats, 1-2-1 layout with direct aisle access, mattress pad, and suites with closing doors on newer aircraft
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• Plush bedding and the Missoni amenity kit with Grown Alchemist skincare
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• Mimosas, hot towels, and a chef-curated multi-course meal
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• Seatback entertainment and free Wi-Fi for working at 35,000 feet
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• Delta One Lounges at JFK, LAX, BOS & SEA
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• Sky Priority perks: check-in, security, boarding & bags
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• Is Delta One worth paying for?
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Today, with the help of Ben Naddaff-Hafrey from Revisionist History, we’re going to Fresh Kills in Staten Island: a pile of trash that grew so tall and so vast, that it inspired a secession movement and changed the people who grew up beside it. Emily Forman produced this episode. Be sure to check ou…Today, with the help of Ben Naddaff-Hafrey from Revisionist History, we’re going to Fresh Kills in Staten Island: a pile of trash that grew so tall and so vast, that it inspired a secession movement and changed the people who grew up beside it. Emily Forman produced this episode. Be sure to check out Ben’s series The Staten Island Problem on the Revisionist History podcast.more
Join Lisa as she shares some of her favorite discoveries from her latest trips to New York City! From Broadway shows and the US Open to hidden gems like a Chinatown blowout and the immersive Masquerade experience, Lisa shares plenty of ideas for your next NYC adventure. She also talks about some of …Join Lisa as she shares some of her favorite discoveries from her latest trips to New York City! From Broadway shows and the US Open to hidden gems like a Chinatown blowout and the immersive Masquerade experience, Lisa shares plenty of ideas for your next NYC adventure. She also talks about some of her favorite places to eat, including New York bagels and 4 Charles Prime Rib, plus classic stops like the American Museum of Natural History and The Edge. Whether it's your first trip or your tenth, you're sure to find something new to add to your New York City bucket list!more
Planning a trip to New York City with kids? In this episode of Travel with Kids, I'm sharing the exact itinerary from my recent NYC trip with my 13- and 11-year-olds!
We packed a LOT into just a few days in the city, including some of New York's most iconic sights, a Broadway show, amazing food, an…Planning a trip to New York City with kids? In this episode of Travel with Kids, I'm sharing the exact itinerary from my recent NYC trip with my 13- and 11-year-olds!
We packed a LOT into just a few days in the city, including some of New York's most iconic sights, a Broadway show, amazing food, and a few experiences that were especially fun with tweens and teens.
In this episode, I'm walking you through our itinerary day by day, sharing what worked, what I'd recommend for families, and how I'd plan a first trip to NYC with older kids.
We'll talk about:
• Where we stayed and why the location worked so well for our trip
• Exploring Times Square and grabbing a classic New York slice at Joe's Pizza
• Seeing Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Broadway
• Visiting the Statue of Liberty and what I'd recommend knowing before you go
• Riding the SeaGlass Carousel in Battery Park
• Visiting the 9/11 Memorial & Museum with older kids
• Exploring Chinatown
• Walking the Brooklyn Bridge and catching sunset from Pier 35
• Trying a classic NYC bagel at Ess-a-Bagel
• Visiting SUMMIT One Vanderbilt
• How much you can realistically fit into three days in New York City
• Tips for planning an NYC trip with tweens and teens
One of the things I loved about visiting NYC at this age is that my kids were old enough to handle LOTS of walking and long sightseeing days, but they were still excited about all of the classic New York experiences.
If NYC is on your family travel bucket list, I hope this episode gives you a realistic starting point for building your own itinerary—whether you have three days in the city or you're just looking for ideas that older kids will actually enjoy.
🎧 Listen to the full episode for our complete NYC itinerary, favorite experiences, and tips for visiting New York City with kids.
Joe takes Crystal (and you) through a whirlwind stretch of a bigger East Coast trip: Boston to Newport to New York City, three nights near Times Square, a Michelin-rated pizza spot that fries its crust before baking it, a Brooklyn dinner with a Manhattan skyline view worth the splurge, and a crash c…Joe takes Crystal (and you) through a whirlwind stretch of a bigger East Coast trip: Boston to Newport to New York City, three nights near Times Square, a Michelin-rated pizza spot that fries its crust before baking it, a Brooklyn dinner with a Manhattan skyline view worth the splurge, and a crash course in seeing The Metropolitan Museum of Art without getting hopelessly lost in it. Plus: an all-time hotel front desk story, a lesson on Amtrak seating strategy, and the case for finally doing the museums you've skipped on every previous New York trip.
What You'll Walk Away With
• Why booking an assigned Amtrak seat is worth the extra step, especially on a busy route like Boston to New York
• A real, specific pizza recommendation (Don Antonio) for a fried-then-baked Italian-style crust that's genuinely different from classic New York style
• Why The River Café is worth the splurge and the dress code, especially for a sunset reservation facing the Manhattan skyline
• The single best strategy for tackling The Metropolitan Museum of Art: a docent-led highlights tour first, then free time on your own
• A candid, mixed review of the Frick Collection and the Whitney Museum of American Art, including when each one is (and isn't) worth your limited time
• Why skipping the wine at a Broadway theater is one of the easiest money- and disappointment-savers of the whole trip
• A great tip for finding a genuinely excellent independent board game store in Manhattan, for anyone who loves games as much as Joe does Why This Trip Is Worth Planning
New York rewards people who slow down enough to actually do the things they've always meant to get around to, the museum, the splurge dinner, the neighborhood pizza place with no line. This trip report is proof that even after "a million visits," there's still a version of the city you haven't seen yet, and a little planning (booking assigned train seats, reserving a docent tour, checking a museum's pay-what-you-wish day) makes all the difference between a rushed checklist and an actual, memorable few days.
Resources Mentioned
• The Time Hotel New York — boutique hotel near Times Square, booked with Hyatt points
• Don Antonio — Michelin-rated pizza restaurant known for its fried-then-baked crust
• The River Café — waterfront fine dining under the Brooklyn Bridge in DUMBO
• The Frick Collection — the former Henry Clay Frick mansion, now an art museum near Central Park
• The Metropolitan Museum of Art — recommend booking a guided highlights tour
• Whitney Museum of American Art — contemporary American art on the waterfront
• The Compleat Strategist — iconic NYC board game and tabletop gaming store, open since 1975more
British singer, songwriter and actress Pixie Lott joins Tanya Rose to reveal the travel experiences that have shaped her life.
From writing music in New York and Los Angeles as a teenager to touring across Japan, performing in Brazil, discovering hidden gems through local recommendations and fallin…British singer, songwriter and actress Pixie Lott joins Tanya Rose to reveal the travel experiences that have shaped her life.
From writing music in New York and Los Angeles as a teenager to touring across Japan, performing in Brazil, discovering hidden gems through local recommendations and falling in love with Italy, Pixie shares the places that continue to inspire both her life and career.
She also talks about why she never plans her holidays too far in advance, why Tokyo completely changed her perspective on travel, and the emotional trip to Brazil that she’ll never forget.
In this episode, she talks about:
Why Tokyo and Rome are the two destinations everyone should visit
How music took her around the world from the age of 15
The unexpected trip to Brazil that became one of the most emotional experiences of her life
Why Cornwall and the Lake District deserve more recognition
The Italian destinations she keeps returning to and the pasta she still dreams about
The London restaurants and cocktail bars she always returns to
Why she prefers booking travel as she goes and trusting local recommendations
Her unforgettable visit to Zambia with Comic Relief
Writing her latest album Encino in California
Why New York and Nashville still inspire her creativity
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Chapters
03:44 Number one destination everyone should visit: Tokyo or Rome?
08:29 The unexpected Brazil trip that changed everything
13:26 Why Pixie thinks holidays in the UK are underrated
18:52 Favourite food, restaurants and cocktails while travelling
23:36 Pixie’s best travel advice: trust the locals
26:58 Her most poignant travel memory in Zambia
28:26 Writing Encino in California
30:54 Why New York and Nashville will always inspire her
34:29 The travel photographs that mean the most to her
American actress and Gossip Girl star Kelly Rutherford joins Tanya Rose to reveal the travel experiences that have shaped her life.
From growing up in California to building a life between New York and Monaco, Kelly reflects on family heritage, the cities she called home and the destinations she…American actress and Gossip Girl star Kelly Rutherford joins Tanya Rose to reveal the travel experiences that have shaped her life.
From growing up in California to building a life between New York and Monaco, Kelly reflects on family heritage, the cities she called home and the destinations she returns to time and time again. Together, they discuss everything from her favourite cafés and travelling with children to life in Monaco and the Italian road trip she hopes to repeat with her daughter.
In this episode, she talks about:
Discovering her English and Danish roots
Losing her passport in France
Kelly’s favourite city in the world
Raising children in New York vs Los Angeles
Her favourite cafés in Paris, London and New York
What it’s like to live in Monaco
The simple suitcase rule she always follows
The best way she has found to get her children to go to museums with her
Her favourite magazine for travel recommendations
The unforgettable Italian road trip she took with her daughter
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Her image is just about everywhere in New York City. But her name and story is rarely known. This is the story of America’s first supermodel Audrey Munson
Plus, if you find yourself in New York City, we would love to hear from you about your encounters with Audrey Munson. Tell us your thoughts and …Her image is just about everywhere in New York City. But her name and story is rarely known. This is the story of America’s first supermodel Audrey Munson
Plus, if you find yourself in New York City, we would love to hear from you about your encounters with Audrey Munson. Tell us your thoughts and snap a picture with her. Give us a call at 315-992-7902, and leave us a message with your name and story. Or you can record a voice memo and email it to us at [email protected].more
Thirty-two thousand people. Forty miles. Five boroughs. One bridge that will test everything you have left in your legs. Crystal and Joe did the NYC Five Borough Bike Ride together -- Joe with his family, Crystal flying solo from DC with her own bike strapped to the back of her car -- and came back …Thirty-two thousand people. Forty miles. Five boroughs. One bridge that will test everything you have left in your legs. Crystal and Joe did the NYC Five Borough Bike Ride together -- Joe with his family, Crystal flying solo from DC with her own bike strapped to the back of her car -- and came back with everything the official website doesn't tell you. From booking bikes six months out to finding a $419 hotel the week before, this episode covers the real planning, the real costs, and the moments that made it worth every penny...including some of the tourist attractions they visited and restaurants they sampled.
What You'll Walk Away With
• Why you need to book your rental bike the moment registration opens -- and what happens if you wait too long
• The hotel pricing reality: what Joe paid booking five weeks out versus what Crystal paid booking one week before -- and the $115 Sunday night plot twist
• Why taxis in New York City are now consistently cheaper than Uber and Lyft -- and by how much
• The packet pickup experience: what to expect, what to buy, and the one vendor booth Crystal walked past and deeply regretted
• What 40 miles through New York actually looks like -- from Central Park's downhills to the DJ hauling a full sound system on his bike to the church choir cheering you on
• The pit stop party system that breaks the ride into manageable chunks -- and why Oreo cookies become a religious experience at mile 27
• The honest Verrazzano Bridge report: what it looks like, what it does to your legs, and why everyone who finishes says the same word when they hear its name
• Two restaurant discoveries worth building a whole New York trip around -- including a Michelin inspector favorite that doesn't take reservations and almost gave their table away
• The gear that saved Crystal's ride -- and the booth she skipped that she wishes she hadn't
• Why this ride lets you see more of New York in one day than most people see in five visits Why This Episode Is Worth Your Time
The NYC Five Borough Bike Ride happens once a year and sells out fast. If it's on your list -- or you've never considered it -- this is the most practical hour of planning you'll find anywhere. Crystal and Joe didn't have a perfect plan. They had a great trip anyway, and the difference between the two is exactly what this episode is about.
Adventure Highlights
Crystal drove from DC with her own bike. Joe flew in with family for a long weekend that included the Tenement Museum, the 9/11 Memorial, a Yankees game, The Edge observation deck, and two of the best meals New York City quietly keeps to itself. They ended up in the same wave on race day without planning it -- and the Verrazzano Bridge united them in suffering.
Resources and Places Mentioned
• NYC Five Borough Bike Ride -- bikenewyork.org; registration opens annually, sells out quickly
• Unlimited Biking and BikeNYC -- rental options; book as early as possible, expect $150+ for 24 hours
• Hotel Indigo Financial District -- Crystal's last-minute find; $419 Saturday, $115 Sunday
• DoubleTree Battery Park -- Joe's hotel; booked five weeks out at ~$130/night average
• Lindens at the Boro Hotel -- Saturday night dinner; standout cocktails and burger
• Emilio's Ballato -- Sunday celebration dinner; no reservations, Michelin inspector favorite, arrive early
• John's Pizzeria on Bleecker Street -- Joe's recommendation for New York pizza at its best
• The Edge at Hudson Yards -- observation deck, $45/person, glass floor included
• Serendipity 3 -- Times Square dessert stop; $1,000 gold ice cream available with one month's notice
• Tom Schwab's chamois cream -- Crystal's ride-saving gear recommendation
• Too Good To Go app -- mentioned for finding discounted food options around the city
• Stacking Adventures Clubhouse -- join on Facebook for trip photos, videos, and community
• Share Your Adventure -- stackingadventures.com/mystory; win the Emerald backpack by guessing where Crystal is in Japanmore
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Looking for the best NYC photo spots for your next trip?
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New York City moves fast and it’s easy to spend your trip running from Times Square to Central Park, checking off landmarks without truly taking it in.
I’m joined by Jessie Festa, founder of NYC Photo Journeys, to share the best photo locations in NYC, including underrated spots most travelers miss.
Jessie combines licensed NYC sightseeing tours with professional photography sessions, creating a 2-in-1 experience that helps you explore the city while capturing high-quality images you’ll actually want to frame.
We cover:
• The best NYC photography spots beyond the typical tourist landmarks
• Underrated neighborhoods and hidden gems you may not know about
• Common mistakes travelers make when DIY-planning a trip to New York City
• Why slowing down completely transforms your NYC experience
Whether you’re visiting New York City for the first time or you think you’ve already “seen it all,” this episode will help you discover hidden gems and take in the best views of New York City.
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• Best Things To Do in Downtown Manhattan (blog)
• Why Winter is the Best Time to Visit New York City - Episode 186
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We’re taking you on a weekend trip to New York City! In this episode we explore Manhattan’s top attractions, give you a taste of some of the best things to eat in NYC, take you to one of the most beautiful bars in New York, recommend a few great places to stay in NYC for a splurge or a save, and tip…We’re taking you on a weekend trip to New York City! In this episode we explore Manhattan’s top attractions, give you a taste of some of the best things to eat in NYC, take you to one of the most beautiful bars in New York, recommend a few great places to stay in NYC for a splurge or a save, and tips for navigating the subway.
You can take this exact trip by downloading and following our 2-day NYC Itinerary!
NYC in Winter Episode Highlights:
• Using CITYPASS to see Top of the Rock, Empire State Building, The Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and the NYC City Cruise
• Time Square
• 9/11 Memorial Reflection Pools
• Drinks at the gorgeous Ten11 bar
• Where to eat in NYC: Emily’s, Bubby’s, L’industrie, Mamas Too, Los Tacos No 1, Nan Xiang Xiao Long Bao, The Best SichuanCheck out our curated list of NYC Activities & Tours for all activities we recommend and even some that we wanted to do but couldn't get to.
Hotels in NYC we stayed in and recommend:
• IHG Barclays in midtown Manhattan - This is a Chase The Edit hotel
• Courtyard by Marriott Long Island City
• If those are booked up you can look into these other great hotels in NYC on TripAdvisor.NYC Winter Packing List: Base layers, heated jacket, beanie, rechargeable hand warmers, & travel size umbrella
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Doug Parker interviews Madison about her seven-night family cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line's new Prima-plus class ship, Norwegian Aqua, sailing from New York City to Bermuda.
Madison shares detailed insights on embarkation logistics, stateroom comfort, the different dining experiences, onboard ent…Doug Parker interviews Madison about her seven-night family cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line's new Prima-plus class ship, Norwegian Aqua, sailing from New York City to Bermuda.
Madison shares detailed insights on embarkation logistics, stateroom comfort, the different dining experiences, onboard entertainment, and memorable Bermuda excursions.
She offers practical tips for booking shows, specialty dining, and shore activities, highlighting the ship's spacious design and the value of planning ahead.
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Throughout history, women played a powerful role in shaping the city we know today.
I’m joined by Beth Santos and Nikki Padilla Rivera, passionate storytellers from She Shapes History NYC, who are leading walking tours exploring the hidden stories of women who challenged power, rewrote laws, organi…Throughout history, women played a powerful role in shaping the city we know today.
I’m joined by Beth Santos and Nikki Padilla Rivera, passionate storytellers from She Shapes History NYC, who are leading walking tours exploring the hidden stories of women who challenged power, rewrote laws, organized communities, and built lasting change across New York City.
Read blog post: https://thoughtcard.com/she-shapes-history-nyc-tours/
We also talk about what makes this guided New York City walking tour different from others, the types of travelers and locals who will love this experience, and what participants can expect to walk away with.
If you love meaningful travel experiences, cultural storytelling, and discovering the untold stories behind famous places, this episode is for you.
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• How To Achieve Your Travel Goals Step-by-Step - Episode 182
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In this Cruise Radio episode, Doug interviews Rick about his recent transatlantic voyage on Cunard's Queen Mary 2, sailing from Southampton to New York.
Rick shares highlights including pre-cruise adventures in London and Paris, smooth embarkation, stateroom selection, dining experiences, and uniqu…In this Cruise Radio episode, Doug interviews Rick about his recent transatlantic voyage on Cunard's Queen Mary 2, sailing from Southampton to New York.
Rick shares highlights including pre-cruise adventures in London and Paris, smooth embarkation, stateroom selection, dining experiences, and unique onboard amenities like lectures, a planetarium, and a vast library.
He describes witnessing whales, enjoying the ship's stability in rough seas, and the relaxed yet elegant atmosphere.
Rick offers practical tips for first-timers and dispels myths about formality, ultimately recommending the Queen Mary 2 crossing as "a memorable, classic travel experience."
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New York City is one of those places that never gets old! On a recent girls trip with my daughters, sisters, and nieces, we decided to skip many of the classic first-time attractions and instead explore parts of the city we don't usually make time for. If you've already checked the big NYC highlight…New York City is one of those places that never gets old! On a recent girls trip with my daughters, sisters, and nieces, we decided to skip many of the classic first-time attractions and instead explore parts of the city we don't usually make time for. If you've already checked the big NYC highlights off your list and are craving fresh ideas, this episode is for you.more
Pauline Frommer discussed her newly released guidebook "Frommer's New York City 2026" and what the top culinary trends in the city are right now. She also talked about what it's like to visit NYC's newest observation deck, and how The Studio Museum, Sotheby's and The Jewish Museum have reinvented th…Pauline Frommer discussed her newly released guidebook "Frommer's New York City 2026" and what the top culinary trends in the city are right now. She also talked about what it's like to visit NYC's newest observation deck, and how The Studio Museum, Sotheby's and The Jewish Museum have reinvented themselves. Then Kevin Long, CEO of TheDyrt.com, talked about how many new campers there were in 2025, what people can do when there's no room at the campsite, and how this form of vacation is evolving.
Takeaways:
• The latest edition of Frommer's New York City guidebook was released this fall, highlighting recent changes and attractions in the city.
• New York City has exciting new attractions and revamped iconic sites.
• The introduction of a new observation deck in Times Square offers unique nighttime views.
• A number of new high-end Caribbean restaurants and innovative wine bars are reshaping the city's culinary scene.
• .Over half of campers had difficulty finding room at their first choice campgrounds in 2025
Companies, products and websites mentioned in this episode:
• Frommer's New York City 2026
• Frommers.com
• Swarovski Crystal
• One Times Square
• The Jewish Museum
• The Studio Museum of Harlem
• Sotheby's
• The Dyrt
• Toyota Trucks
• Ha's Snack Bar
• Sunn's Wine Bar
• Kabawa
• Lei Wine Bar (this is the name of the restaurant Pauline couldn't remember)more
A review of Carnival Venezia on a nine-night Caribbean cruise from New York City. Staff writer Richard Simms has cruise news. TripInsurance.com president Dan Skilken answers some listener question.
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🎄Planning a holiday trip to New York City? NYC Christmas markets are one of the most magical ways to experience the holiday season, but they can also be crowded and overwhelming if you don't know what to expect.
I'm sharing our best NYC Christmas market tips to help you shop smarter and make the mo…🎄Planning a holiday trip to New York City? NYC Christmas markets are one of the most magical ways to experience the holiday season, but they can also be crowded and overwhelming if you don't know what to expect.
I'm sharing our best NYC Christmas market tips to help you shop smarter and make the most of your time.
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A review of Margaritaville at Sea Islander from Ashley. This was a seven-night cruise that sailed to the Western Caribbean from Tampa, Florida. Staff writer Richard Simms has cruise news on Carnival moving ship from New York City, big changes at Norwegian Cruise Line, sickness on Royal Caribbean and…A review of Margaritaville at Sea Islander from Ashley. This was a seven-night cruise that sailed to the Western Caribbean from Tampa, Florida. Staff writer Richard Simms has cruise news on Carnival moving ship from New York City, big changes at Norwegian Cruise Line, sickness on Royal Caribbean and more.
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This week, we're honored to welcome Sarah Safeer, a product manager in digital consulting based in New York City who has learned early on to prioritize experiences over things. Despite living in one of the busiest cities in the world, Sarah understands the grounding impact of nature and adventure, h…This week, we're honored to welcome Sarah Safeer, a product manager in digital consulting based in New York City who has learned early on to prioritize experiences over things. Despite living in one of the busiest cities in the world, Sarah understands the grounding impact of nature and adventure, having traveled to 54 countries and counting while building an inspiring work-hard, play-hard lifestyle.
Sarah takes us on a journey through her transformation from a shy child to a confident solo traveler and adventurer. She describes that pivotal moment during her study abroad experience in Florence, Italy, when she caught the travel bug and realized how much she wanted to prioritize new experiences and exploration in her life. That initial semester sparked what would become a lifelong mission to blend hard work with meaningful adventure.
In this episode, we explore Sarah's solo adventure on the W Trek in Torres del Paine National Park in Chilean Patagonia—a five-day, four-night hut-to-hut hiking experience that she undertook as a 25th birthday celebration to herself. Join us for an inspiring conversation about solo female travel, finding balance between city life and mountain adventures, the empowering nature of traveling alone, and how Sarah has crafted a life that seamlessly blends ambition with exploration.more
