If there's one city in West Africa I'm obsessed with, it's Dakar. Vibrant, full of flavor, and perfectly chaotic, much like my personality, haha. If you were my friend, and I loved you, these are the top things I'd force you to do on a first-time visit to the city. I promise you won't want to skip a single little thing on this list (or do, idk, you won't hurt my feelings). 1. Go to Gorée Island (and go early) This is one of the most important historical stops in Dakar, and it

Have you heard of jello “theory”? And could it help you never fear flying again? It’s not really theory, but more of a simplified way to visualize what an airplane looks like flying through the sky, and turbulence. Planes are flying at high speeds, and at high speeds, the air is going to feel thicker, sort of like jello/gelatin. And as we know with jello, if we place something like a pea or a plane into the jello and shake it, that object isn’t just going to drop out. Similar

Hand to God, I've never met someone who didn't enjoy their trip to Mexico City. It's truly a city that has it all- award-winning dining, museums perfect for wandering, and an array of experiences fit for any kind of traveler. But before you head off, read through this list so you'll be far more prepared than I was. 1. The Altitude May Humble You Mexico City sits at about 7,200 feet above sea level and I’m not going to lie… I felt it. If you’re even a little bit sensitive to a

Tokyo is a city where you can be alone, but never truly feel alone. It’s safe, easy to navigate, and I think we know it's one of the best food cities in the world. Whether you want to be out all day or take it slow, it delivers, and it's the perfect first-time-solo destination for anyone. I spent 4 days in Tokyo and honestly could’ve stayed way longer, but if you’re short on time, this itinerary is the perfect mix of iconic sights, food, and unique experiences without feeling