Join Marina, ‘Travel Experta’ on adventures around the world! She brings her down-to-earth, practical experience having traveled to over 39 countries both solo and with her family (including her pets). Plus having moved as an expat to over 5 countries. You’ll hear do’s and don’ts from backpacking to luxury travel adventures, to being an expat.
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If you’re looking for something different for dinner, then, Rusty Pelican Miami is the best option, an upscale water front dining experience.
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The non-lucrative visa or non-working visa for Spain is a type of residency permit that let you live in the country without engaging in a job
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Looking for vegan food in Xela (Quetzaltenango)? As a popular destination, it’s packed with a lot of restaurants, learn about the best for vegan
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Learn the process and what you need to cross the border to Mexico, how much money you need, the papers and requirements
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Learn the best two options for delicious vegan food in San Cristobal de las Casas
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Mezcal is the essence of everything around Oaxaca, this is the region of mezcal. Today we’re going to be talking about mezcal in Oaxaca.
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There’s a lot to do in La Fortuna-Arenal area, that’s why you need a good itinerary to be able to enjoy yourself, relax and take the most out of your trip.
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Inside Mexico, Oaxaca is the actual culinary hub and for good reason, everything in the culture is based around different types of foods and mercados, the local markets of Oaxaca.
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Whether it’s for a road trip or for comfort, driving in Mexico is an adventure by itself. There are many things to consider if you want to do it.
In today’s podcast, I’m going to talk about driving in Mexico, what do you need to know, also tips and tricks from my personal experience.
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Oaxaca is one of the major touristic and culinary hubs of Mexico, home to delicious moles, chocolate and mezcal, but there is a lot more to it.
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Have you ever thought of learning weaving and natural dye in a traditional way? Me neither and I tried it in Teotitlan del Valle, outside of Oaxaca in Mexico.
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Selling everything and traveling or moving to a new country can get to people nerves, here a few tips to do it right
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Hierve el Agua (boiling water) is a cool place to see petrified waterfalls, stunning pons and pools, making an amazing day trip from Oaxaca.
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My family and I mainly travel to places where there’s a possibility to do rock climbing, and this time San Cristobal de las Casas in Mexico was our destination.
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Oaxacan Mole is a complex, delicate and rich food preparation with origins that date back from ancient times.
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There’s a lot of use in Mexico for corn, and one of them is Atole, a traditional drink based on corn and masa. It’s a must-try!
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San Juan Chamula is a tiny town with real Mayan traditions, it’s well known for its church and its odd traditions.
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