Blogs of Travel

I’ve jumped out of a rowboat inside the Blue Grotto, survived a 17-hour layover in a Russian airport, made it through 7 years alone in NYC (sanity mostly intact), worked with touring bands on the road, built houses in Mexico in the hot summer sun, and traveled around Europe for almost two months straight (mostly solo)…amongst a few other things.

Born in Ireland and raised in Los Angeles to Arab-Muslim parents, I'm a multicultural mutt with a penchant for delicious local eats, captivating books and adventurous travel

If you are here it’s because you want to know a little bit more about me and Passports and Grubs. I have always wanted to travel but as a child my parents could not afford to expose me to different foods or cultures so as an adult I decided I want to make the most of out what little time we have here on earth and see as much of it as possible.

I've discovered that I have wings. Mine happen to be hot pink with sparkles. My goal is to help my daughters grow theirs, and to fly as often as possible.

First of all welcome to our site! On this site we will write about experiences, “travel hacks” we have learned in our travels, and there may be some entries just about what we have going on in our life. From my travel I will create posts to provide you with an opportunity to experience each destination with me as if you were there. Additionally you will find airplane, hotel, and restaurant reviews as I try new airlines and experience different hotels. I hope to inspire you to get out and see the world and by using credit card, airline, and hotel loyalty points you can see the world for much less money than you would expect!

I am Patricia Gaekwad, a new blogger on the scene. Mother of two teenage boys with varied interests that ranges from traveling, fashion, food and my love for organization.

My name is Katarina and I am from Slovakia. When I was child I explored Slovakia and some European countries with my parents. During my university studies in Slovakia I did some short trips out of the Slovakian border. My first big trip happened few years ago when I went to India.

Some people think travel is a hobby, I think travel is an addiction. Once you experience a well composed, at times uncontrollable adventure you can never stay at home for too long. I didn’t leave a life to travel, I’m lucky to have a career I love and live in the city that keeps on surprising me but travel is starting to feel as essential as gravity.

Im a native Michigander with a passion for human culture and new places, and more than that, new experiences. I have degrees in writing and anthropology and have no idea what I want to do with them. For now, Im content with an unbound lifestyle

When shes not writing, shes figuring out how to travel more. Its a big world and so far shes only seen a tiny percent of it. Shes seen much of the US, spent two short weeks in Indonesia and finally made it to her beloved Paris.