Jackie Dreyer

There is no shortage of Instagram-worthy places in Madrid’s over 45 different barrios, or neighborhoods—each with its own unique vibe and countless opportunities for the perfect shot to show your friends and family.

For an Easter celebration unlike one you’ve ever seen before, Seville is the place to be. Semana Santa, or Holy Week, is one of the city’s most traditional and unique events—filled with symbolic processions, authentic outfits, special sweets, and more. We’re here to tell you everything you need to know about Easter in Seville to make the most of this extraordinary week-long celebration.

One year in Spain turns into almost eight years in Spain really fast. Oh, wait, that’s not the norm? That was just me? Cool, cool, cool, cool, cool. As I find myself reflecting on how much time has passed—years filled up with countless funny (and also not-so-funny) experiences and a relentless use of my five senses—I catch myself thinking about the different types of conversations I’ve had about my time in Spain.

Andalusians are definitely onto something with the practice (dare I say, tradition?) of a near-daily breakfast out at a local bar or café.

In a city with another bar around every corner, how will you ever decide where to have lunch in Seville?

With countless destinations to choose from, Spain is ranked in the top 10 best countries for solo travelers by Travel+Leisure, making it an ideal choice for both novice and seasoned solo travelers alike. There’s no better place to start the country’s capital city of Madrid, a pulsating metropolis well-known as an epicenter of Spanish art, history, and culture, as well as for its delectable tapas and vibrant nightlife. We’re here to make sure you have the perfect solo travel trip to Madrid, so let us help you figure out what to see and how to have a positive experience while traveling alone.

Is someone intimidating, or are you intimidated? Let's explore the variations of the word "intimidate" and how we can find a better word to describe how we feel.

Choosing a place to propose on vacation in Spain may seem like a daunting task, but there’s no better choice than the magical city of Seville. The charming, cobbled streets, lined with the characteristic orange trees, and the city’s stunning, historic architecture naturally exude romance, no matter where you look. Around every street corner, you’ll find another perfect place to pop the question—with a photo-worthy backdrop guaranteed.

Has anyone else noticed how drastically dating has changed in the past couple of years? The past year, even? I’ve been single for exactly a year now — the longest I’ve been single in at least three years — which probably has you simultaneously thinking, “What in the world are you complaining about? I’ve been single for [insert any amount of time here that is longer than that],” and “Holy serial monogamist.” The first point I’d fight you on. The second one, not so much.

Festivals, fireworks, a surplus in hot dog sales, and a whole lot of red, white, and blue everywhere are just a few of the tried and true elements that make up the Fourth of July. There is something inexplicably lovely about having set traditions, but we think there's something equally as exciting about mixing it up and thinking outside of the box to create some new ones.

While the U.S. is home to an impressive 58 national parks for a single country, it would be remiss of us to not acknowledge the stunning natural landscapes that exist all across the rest of the world—from South America up to Europe down to Africa and over to Australia. In order to get the most out of your national park of choice, the perfect place for you to set up your home base is most certainly a glamping site [...]

Every year on the eleventh day of the eleventh month, we honor those who have and continue to serve their country in the armed forces. In America, we call this Veterans Day; in other parts of the world, such as the U.K., they refer to it as Remembrance Day. A few things remain the same, however [...]

While it may be fun to make up an extra excuse to eat tacos and drink tequila, we've been missing the point when it comes to the Mexican holiday of Cinco de Mayo. In the U.S., the historical significance of May 5 has been largely passed over in favor of a massive spike in beer sales (in fact, in 2014, more beer was sold on Cinco de Mayo than on Super Bowl Sunday or St. Patrick's Day!), and it's time to set the record straight.

We know we've given some brief insight into what glamping is before, but it's time to dig deep. We're also guessing that by now you all probably know that you can opt for a tree house or a luxury tent instead of a night on the ground in a sleeping bag—so it's time to go back to the source, as far back in time as we can, to when people were glamping before they even had a word for it.

Every year, we get more and more conscious of just how important it is to take care of ourselves—both physically and mentally—and the planet we inhabit, as well as how to continually improve at doing so. For 2019, we've got a couple of superb product suggestions that will help you carry on bettering your health and wellness in the new year.