Are you a wine connoisseur? Yeah, me neither but I like to drink it. Since living in Buenos Aires, and wine being such a big staple in Argentine culture, it’s hard not to develop a profound love for it — especially malbec wine. Mendoza, a province in Argentina and over 600 miles from the capital …
Undoubtedly, street art is among my top favorite things to see when traveling. In my opinion, street art is more personal. It’s made with raw emotions by the artist themselves for everyone to enjoy. In 2018, I went to Bogota, Colombia for a quick Memorial day weekend trip. I shall tell that story at another time. Out …
When I travel internationally and tell people I’m from California, I immediately get asked “What part of California?” They assume I live near the beach and run into celebrities frequently but I proudly say Fresno — which is usually accompanied by blank stares. If you’re not from California, the probability of you knowing where Fresno is, is …
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Congratulations! You’ve made a decision to go remote but now you’re asking “where do I find a remote job?” No worries, TouristyAF has got you covered! Just in case you’re reading this and still feel unsure if you should go remote, I’ve put together 8 reasons why you should work remotely here. For all remote job hunter’s continue …
Did you know August is #NationalBlackBusinessMonth? This month long celebration was created by John William Templeton and Frederick E. Jordan Sr. in 2004 to drive the policy affecting millions of Black-Owned businesses. With diversity at the core of my brand, I thought of different ways to promote and celebrate #BlackBusinessMonth but I wasn’t quite sure how to …
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Say what? Yup! This is the story about a girl and a boy whose love, life and the beginning of many adventures would start in Japan. No, this isn’t a Shawn Mendes music video but rather a story about two young people who simply fell in love. And no, this isn’t about me either. Just keep reading …
I know it’s a heavy topic and blog title but I did warn you, TouristyAF is not your average travel blog. As part of my goal to educate and walk us through people’s journeys, it’s important to talk about this multi-layer and complex topic — the journey, struggles and beauty of the life of a first-generation …
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