I’ve been over this topic before in previous blog posts. The how can I travel when I have a limited amount of time issue? Or how can I see everything in such a short amount of time? I think there are two ways you can travel - spend a ton of time in each place really exploring every aspect of the culture or only get a taste of each location. This post is definitely about the latter.

The main theme of my blog is to go out of your comfort zone and do something that scares you.  I always go back to the quote from Eleanor Roosevelt that says, “Do one thing everyday that scares you”.  I think it’s really important to make yourself try something new.  I know for me, a big motivating factor is the fear of regret or as the young-ins today call it “FOMO” (fear of missing out).

When I was trying to figure out what blog posts to write about Maui, I started outlining out the usual ones - where to go, Instagrammable Spots, hidden finds - and then I thought, wait, how could I forget about the food?  It dawned on me.  When I do my research for my trips, I usually focus on the places and things I’d like to do and see and not on food.  Food should be at the top of your list the next time you visit Maui.

The colors and scenic views that Banff has to offer are world famous. Even if you’ve never heard of Banff or the province of Alberta, Canada, chances are you’ve seen pictures of these iconic turquoise blue lakes.  They’re that beautiful.

What type of accommodations do you like to stay in on your trips? It varies for me and a lot of the time it depends on the destination and costs. Sometimes the traditional hotel room or even Airbnb, isn’t always the best or most unique choice.