by Wendy Bishop Wendy Bishop of New York – you have won! By joining Tango Diva and this amazing worldwide community of travel savvy women – you have made an excellent choice! We will treasure your words of wisdom when it to comes to traveling in Central America! Wendy embarked on her Pura Vida adventure…
by Janet Bein One woman’s quest to learn Spanish leads her to Antigua, a city in the central highlands of Guatemala. After three weeks of school, she returns home with more than new language skills. She returns home with a new sense of self. I arrived at the Don Pedro Spanish School in Antigua, Guatemala…
by Julia Spiro What was supposed to be a “year off” turned out to be the most challenging, inspiring, and awakening year of my life. I bit the eraser of my number two pencil and looked down at the test. I knew that it was a lost cause, no matter how long I stared at…
by Julia Spiro There are so many travel guides out there today that attempt to cover everything from budget hostels to five-star dining and everything in between. The result is often a thinly spread mass of information that omits important details and insider advice, leaving readers feeling overwhelmed and under-informed. Many of the newest travel…
by Carly Blatt “Lean into your turns. Look where you want to go!” The instructor’s voice boomed over the roar of our engines as we circled the range. The twelve members of our class peered through the face shields on our helmets, calmly focused on the cornering exercise at hand. Armed with motorcycle permits in…
by Sue McGarvie Canadian sex therapist and talk show host Sue McGarvie immerses herself in her research via a vacation to Desire Resort, a couples only resort for the sexually adventurous (or curious), in Los Cabos, Mexico. It’s not just the 17 feet of snow we’ve had this winter in my part of Canada that…
by Amanda Coggin Article courtesy of Divine Caroline I did the solo travel thing for two years—handed in my corporate badge, and replaced it with a traveler’s backpack. I wove my way around Asia, and at the time, I didn’t meet as many solo women travelers as I did men. When I returned from living…