Traveling with picky eaters (like my toddler and my husband) means that I always have to worry about whether there will be something for them to eat. So while I love Moroccan food, I’d be a little nervous to go to Morocco because they might go hungry. Amanda Mouttaki, an American expat who lives Marrakech, Morocco […]
The Dutch are fun every day of the year, but they’re extremely fun on King’s Day. King’s Day (or Koningsdag), the biggest national holiday in Holland, can be described as a citywide yard sale and street party rolled into one. For those of you who keep a Bucket List, this countrywide celebration is one that […]
“No man is an island,” wrote the poet John Donne. And while Necker Island may be synonymous with Virgin CEO Richard Branson, both are so much more. These days, Branson is more in the news about his desires to send people into space. Quite frankly, I’d much rather go to Necker Island than space. I […]
I’m terrible at sleeping on planes, which is ironic because I’m a champion napper. So when I found that a new full-flat seat developed by Dutch design icon Hella Jongerius is the centrepiece of KLM’s new World Business Class, I was pretty excited. (The Business Class of the whole KLM Boeing 747 fleet will be […]
In the days and weeks leading up to my trip to France and Switzerland last summer, I found myself playing a little game with my friends. I would tell them that I was going to the South of France (true) and watch them grow envious. After getting their reactions (“Oh, you’re so lucky!” “I wish […]
Sampling the local cuisine always ranks high on my list when traveling, so I enjoyed this guest post about top choices for foodie holidays in Europe. I’ve been to Lisbon and Berlin, and now I see that I need to visit Lyon soon too. Why do you normally go traveling or take a vacation? For […]
I love exploring European cities, but alas I haven’t made it to Brussels yet. I enjoyed learning more about this beautiful city from this guest post, and I hope you will too! I’d really like to see the famous Flower Carpet (Tapis de Fleurs) one day… A trip to Europe offers the chance to take […]
The slogan “Pure Michigan” has enticed me for some time, but a trip to Michigan has yet to make onto my travel schedule. Now I’m even more intrigued thanks to this fantastic guest post about exploring Michigan’s Great Outdoors by Dr. Jessie Voigts of WanderingEducators.com, a travel library for people curious about the world. Founder […]
If you don’t learn anything new about travel from the 1,000-plus booths at the New York Times Travel Show, then you aren’t trying very hard. This year, I had the honor of being a Family Travel Expert at the show, but luckily my 45-minute shift left me plenty of time to visit with the countries, […]
I allowed my five year blogiversary to slide by last month with little fanfare so I’m rectifying the situation right now: HAPPY FIVE YEAR BLOGIVERSARY TO TRAVELOGGED! Thank you for coming along on this journey! The blog has morphed from a couples travel blog to a family travel blog, in accordance with my travel style. […]
