Heidi Siefkas | Travel stories and tips for adventure travel and culture tourism seekers

22
Jun

Three Incredible States to See in North America

Do you feel that tourists sometimes get to know your country, hometown, or state better than you? I feel that sometimes. I’ve been known to travel halfway across the world to dive into a culture, but then not explore a national park close to home. That is why, I asked Shannon McClure, a peer travel.

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19
Jun

Why You Should Consider a Different Vacation This Summer

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I’m all about trying new things, foods, places, and the like, but sometimes my family, friends, or others fight me on it. However, it always help when I have more people in my court. That’s why I have enlisted the expertise of my friend and peer adventurer, Carole Kain from the U.K., to share with.

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14
Jun

Managing Travel on a Tight Budget

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The number one question I get is, “How can you afford to travel so much?” Although I do travel a lot for work, travel is my passion. I was hit by the wanderlust bug at the early age of ten in Puerta Vallarta, Mexico. Ever since, I’ve found a way to travel, albeit frugally. To.

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30
May

City Break vs Beach Escape – Which Do You Prefer?

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It’s summertime! Time to get your tans on as well as travel plans on! Where will you go? Will you head to explore your favorite or perhaps unknown city or are you a beach bum this summer? So that you can make an educated decision or perhaps do both, I have asked my peer travel.

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1
May

Reasons to Visit Kentucky

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With spring upon us, it is time to start daydreaming or better said planning your next getaway. As a kid, I visited Kentucky on a school trip. Wanting to revisit the Bluegrass State, I recently returned with a group of girlfriends. I have to say, I absolutely loved my return visit, seeing Kentucky with new eyes..

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30
Apr

Nature In New Hampshire – Your Beginner’s Guide

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For the last fifteen years, I have used South Florida as a base to explore the Caribbean, in particular, Cuba, and much of South America. However, my base before Florida was New England. Yes, I called Boston home (Beantown) for quite some time. In fact, I still have family and friends in Massachusetts and New.

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25
Apr

Exploring Florida’s Unconventional Side

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Having lived in Florida for close to fifteen years, I filed a lot of questions about what to do in Florida, especially from those making the trip to Disney. However, is there more to see in Florida than Orlando and its beautiful beaches? To answer this question, I have asked peer travel writers and local.

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15
Feb

Simple Tips to Save for a Holiday

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How can you afford to travel? Can you travel cost-effectively without breaking your bank? I have asked a financial expert and writer, Tatiana Day, to help us save for a holiday. Take it away Ms. Tatiana from Down Under! Simple Tips to Save for a Holiday Let’s face it, we all need holidays. Whether you’re.

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25
Jan

Your Texas Trip Sorted for 2018

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Is it true that everything is bigger in Texas? Is the best Mexican food across the Rio Grande in Texas? Well, I have asked my peer travel writer, Jack Greene, to shed some light on these topics with travel tips in the Lone Star State. The floor is yours, Jack! Your Texas Trip Sorted for.

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15
Jan

Colorado Dreaming – Peaks, Parks and Preserves

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Although the song is, “California Dreaming,” perhaps after you read this post you should be daydreaming and planning your next adventure to Colorado. Because it has been a few years since my last hiking adventure in the Rocky Mountains in Colorado, I wanted to ask a peer writer and adventurer, Owen Williams, to provide some.

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Recent Posts by Heidi Siefkas

Three Incredible States to See in North America

Why You Should Consider a Different Vacation This Summer

Managing Travel on a Tight Budget

City Break vs Beach Escape – Which Do You Prefer?

Reasons to Visit Kentucky

Nature In New Hampshire – Your Beginner’s Guide

Exploring Florida’s Unconventional Side

Simple Tips to Save for a Holiday

Your Texas Trip Sorted for 2018

Colorado Dreaming – Peaks, Parks and Preserves

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