My Top 3 International Destinations & What To Do When You Get There!!

Stepping off the plane at Dubai International Airport (DXB) is like walking into the future. The air-conditioned halls are massive, filled with towering digital displays, polished marble floors, and an undeniable sense of luxury. The moment I arrived...& Dune Bashing – A Land Cruiser picked me up and took me deep into the Arabian Desert, where we raced over sand dunes, rode camels, and had dinner under the stars. Old Dubai & the Souks – Took an abra (wooden boat) across the Dubai Creek to explore gold, spice, and textile souks. A place where you can feel the city's history. The Palm Jumeirah & Atlantis – One of the most ambitious man-made islands on the planet, home to the luxurious Atlantis resort and some of the best beach clubs in Dubai. Visited the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi – A short drive from Dubai, this breathtaking wh... 

Rome isn’t just a city—it’s a living museum where every street, every building, and every stone whispers a story. Walking through its cobblestone streets, you can feel the weight of history pressing down on you in the best possible way. The scent of ... Visited the Colosseum – Standing inside this 2,000-year-old arena made me realize just how massive and advanced the Roman Empire was. You can almost hear the roar of the crowds from centuries past. Explored the Roman Forum & Palatine Hill – Walking through the heart of Ancient Rome, where emperors once ruled, was surreal. Palatine Hill offers incredible views of the ruins and is worth the climb. Trevi Fountain at Night – Tossed a coin over my left shoulder to ensure I’d...& St. Peter’s Basilica – Home to Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, the grandeur of the Vatican Museums was overwhelming. St. Peter’s Basilica? Simply breathtaking. The Pantheon – The best-preserved ancient Roman building, and stepping inside, you realize...& Campo de' Fiori – Two of Rome’s most vibrant squares. Piazza Navona is famous for fountains and street artists, while Campo de' Fiori is the place to grab a drink and people-watch. Tried Every Roman Dish Possible – Cacio e Pepe, Carbonara, and Suppl...                                                                                Travel Requirements for U.S. Citizens 1. Passport & Visa: ✅ Passport: Must be valid for at least three months beyond your stay. ✅ Visa: No visa required for stays under 90 days (Italy is part of the Schengen Zone). 2. Flights & Entry Process: ✈️ Direct flights from major U.S. cities (New York, Chicago, Los Angeles). 🛃 Immigration Process: Passport control is quick; they just stamp your passport. 3. Currency & Payment: 💰 Currency: Euro (€) – 1 USD ≈ 0.90 EUR. 💳 Payment: Credit cards are accepted, but cash is still king for small cafés and local markets. 4. Local Laws & Customs: 🚫 Tipping is not expected – A small service charge is often included in your bill. 🍝 No cheese on seafood pasta – A major faux pas in Italy. ⏳ Everything runs on "Italian time" – Don’t expect restaurants to open before 7:30 PM. 5. Best Ti...& September to October – Perfect weather, fewer crowds. 🔥 July & August – Extremely hot, and many locals leave for vacation. Rome is more than just a travel destination—it’s an experience that stays with you. Whether you're gazing up at the Sistine Chapel, eating gelato by the Spanish Steps, or simply wandering t... 

Paris is everything you imagine it to be—and more. The moment I arrived, I felt it: a sense of history, romance, and effortless elegance woven into every café, every street, every glance from a Parisian who somehow makes just standing on a street cor...& Île de la Cité – Even under restoration, Notre-Dame is breathtaking. The stained glass windows of Sainte-Chapelle nearby? Pure magic. Sacré-Cœur & Montmartre – The view from Sacré-Cœur Basilica is one of the best in the city. Montmartre’s cobbled streets and artistic vibe made me feel like I was in old-world Paris. Dined at a Classic Parisian Café – A croissant and café crème at a sidewalk caf...& Visa: ✅ Passport: Must be valid for at least three months beyond your stay. ✅ Visa: No visa needed for stays under 90 days (France is part of the Schengen Zone). 2. Flights & Entry Process: ✈️ Direct flights from major U.S. cities (New York, Atlanta, Los Angeles). 🛃 Immigration Process: A simple passport stamp, no extra paperwork. 3. Currency & Payment: 💰 Currency: Euro (€) – 1 USD ≈ 0.90 EUR. 💳 Payment: Credit cards widely accepted, but some small shops prefer cash. 4. Local Laws & Customs: 🥖 Always greet with "Bonjour" – Not saying hello in France is considered rude. 🚬 Smoking is common – Be prepared for a lot of cigarette smoke, especially at cafés. 💁 Service is slower than in the U.S. – Dining is meant to be enjoyed, not...& September to October – Best weather, fewer crowds. 🎄 December – Christmas lights make the city feel magical. 🔥 July & August – Hot, and many Parisians leave for vacation. Paris is a city that doesn’t just impress you—it seduces you. Whether you're sipping wine on the Seine, wandering through a museum, or simply watching the world go by from a café, you’ll never wan...