San Diego is one of the most beautiful parts of California (it’s where I lived for eight years!) and makes a great destination for digital nomads, too. The more I travel, the more I meet other digital nomads who have made SD their home base for a few months, whether it is to escape snowy winters or to learn how to surf.

Traveling with a camera for the first time is pretty exciting! Even though the cameras on smartphones have gotten significantly better over time, whenever I compare photos taken on my Sony A7III to my iPhone 15, honestly, the Sony wins every time. While I don’t always feel like lugging around a camera while traveling, I’m always grateful for the higher quality photos - and memories! - captured with one. Here are my favorite tips to help you level up your travel photography game.

Spain’s tapas culture is something I love so much about the country, and the first thing I always do on any trip to Spain is go out for tapas with a glass of wine. Here are seven destinations in Spain that are often raved about when it comes to tapas.

Have you ever tried doing a digital detox while traveling? From gorgeous mountain regions to coastal areas, here are ten outdoor adventures in Europe that seem like a dream to unplug, unwind, and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the continent during a digital detox.

A digital nomad friend of mine was telling me recently that she booked a last-minute trip to London, and decided to just stay with a friend - she said it was easier than trying to navigate accommodation that caters to business travelers and nomads in the UK. However, there are a few tips you can keep in mind when booking accommodation for a business trip or longer-term stay during your nomadic lifestyle.

Combine work and holiday cheer with this European travel itinerary for digital nomads!