Mont Blanc Hike Guide for First-Time Trekkers
If you’re dreaming of alpine meadows, crisp mountain air, active trips, and waking up to the sound of cowbells in three stunning European countries — France, Switzerland, and Italy, then this one is for you. The Tour du Mont Blanc hike was first introduced to me by a friend a couple of years ago, and […]
Why is Traveling to France so Popular With Students?
France has long become somewhat of a magnet for all young people worldwide. Indeed, it is often at the top of the travel lists of most aspiring travelers. But should we act all surprised? France has always been the final destination for artistic soles, young talents, free spirits, and food lovers. It has more to […]
Your Fall Camping Menu is Here!
Your Fall Camping Menu is Here! Hello friend! I don’t think there’s any question about it: fall is our FAVORITE camping season. Cooler weather, golden foliage, and fewer crowds? Sign us up! (Or we’ll first-come-first-serve it, because now there are sites available!) But with the change of season comes a change of menu. It’s time […]
Swimming Returns to the Seine After 100 Years — Starting This July
After more than a century, swimming in the Seine River in Paris is finally coming back. Starting July 5, 2025, three official sites will open in the heart of the city. This is part of a major project launched before the Olympic Games to clean the river and offer new ways to enjoy Paris. […]
10 new ways to travel with purpose in 2026
These new trips and experiences give you the chance to add a little more meaning to your next Intrepid escape. The best adventures aren’t just about good times. They’re the ones that let you connect with local communities and give back to the places you visit. Like mucking in with elephant lunch prep at a […]
Burning Season in Chiang Mai (+7 Safety Tips)
Wondering what it’s like to experience the burning season in Chiang Mai? In this article, I will walk you through everything I know as well as my top safety tips. While living as a digital nomad in Chiang Mai for several months, I considered staying long-term. However, after talking to so many expats and locals, […]
Paris in February 2026: What to See, Eat, Pack & Do!
Visiting Paris in February is often underestimated — and that’s exactly why it works so well. Many travelers hesitate because it’s winter, unsure what the city will feel like or whether it’s “worth it” this time of year. But in reality, February feels pleasantly calm, with fewer crowds at major sights and a slower, more […]
A Slim and Soft Glasses Case Perfect for Travel
We launched a product on Kickstarter! In 2001, Arthur and I (Jacob) were industrial majors at Georgia Tech. I chickened out halfway and switched to management, because I thought it was more practical. Throughout our four years living together, we frequently talked about working on a product together, but nothing came to fruition. Over twenty […]
A cozy getaway in Reefton at the Brewer’s Night Inn
Sharing is caring! One of the coolest things about being a travel blogger is meeting the most interesting people. And that’s coming from someone who doesn’t consider herself a people person. Hello, fellow introverts! Years ago, when a friend visited overseas, I booked a super cute Airbnb on Waiheke Island. New Zealand’s hot wine destination […]
What’s On in Paris – January 2026 ⋆ Secrets of Paris
VACANCES SCOLAIRES (French School Holidays): December 20th, 2025 – January 5th, 2026 January 2Lost in Frenchlation is screening the French thriller Vie privée (A Private Life) with English subtitles at the Cinéma Balzac (1 rue Balzac, 8th). Drinks from 7pm, screening at 8pm. Directed by Rebecca Zlotowski and starring Jodie Foster and Daniel Auteuil, the film […]