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05/03/2022

San Cristobal, Mexico has great people, beautiful streets and some incredible food. I spent nearly two months there trying every restaurant I could find. Here are some of my favorites, I hope they inspire you to visit.

https://www.camescapes.com/best-restaurants-san-cristobal-de-las-casas/

11/11/2018

For anyone who plans to travel through Mexico, I loved the time I spent in the city of Santiago de Querétaro a few months ago. There I found wonderful food, amazing people and a good place to take day trips to the surrounding area. This guest house, owned by my friend and follow world traveler, Jaime Amieva Kobeh, is where I stayed. I highly recommend checking it out for your time there. Jaime is a gracious host and all around great guy. Let me know if I can give you any recommendations for your trip! Cheers!



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Private room in Santiago de Querétaro, Mexico. With unbeatable location (one block away from main square) , UNAMORADA is a unique space that combines old colonial style with modern design and comfort. This 12+ room house, has been refurbished to become an inviting space with a lovely swimmi...

10/06/2018

I learned so much from this man about the world, its food and the value of experiences. He will be greatly missed.



http://www.camescapes.com/anthony-bourdain/

Anthony Bourdain’s life and lens changed our palates and our perception of the world for the better. We learned about new places and cultures, some of which we were inspired to visit. We saw new foods, many of which we couldn’t wait to taste. We listened to stories that impacted our view of the ...

20/08/2017

I couldn't agree with this video more. Having left everything behind to travel the world for a year was one of the best decisions I've ever made. Re-living many of the places in this video brought tears to my eyes as I recounted the things I learned. Our global landscape and career opportunities are changing daily. Working for the same company for 30 years and retiring with a pension are a thing of the past. Location-independent working opportunities, life experiences and global travel are our new reality. They're open to everyone who's willing to put in the time and effort. This is real. This is now. This is my goal. If you're interested, it should be your goal as well. Let's help each other to make it our reality.

20/05/2017

Off to a great start with these seafood tostadas from del Cardumen and mezcal cocktails from La Barra del Patron up in a rooftop food court in Mexico City.

19/03/2017

Jodi from Legal Nomads recently updated her Travel Resources page. If you're interested in planning a trip, or for dreaming about your next one, have a look.

She was also kind enough to link to my 1 Year of Travel Budget article! She's one of my favorites, I feel so honored!

http://www.legalnomads.com/travel-resources/

All your travel resources in one spot, including detailed country budgets, solo female travel tips, safe eating abroad, packing lists, and much more.

20/01/2017

The Lost Interview! After 6 months in Europe I was interviewed by Freddie Miranda of From A Traveller's Desk. After an unavoidable delay, the interview has finally been published. See some of my favorite sights, experiences, and food (of course), from across Europe - http://www.fromatravellersdesk.com/2017/01/43.html

30/12/2016

Hey Tucson friends, where can I find the best local tacos?

08/11/2016

$69 flights from US East Coast cities to select destinations in Europe starting in 2017! Can't wait to take advantage! http://www.travelandleisure.com/articles/cheap-airfare-to-europe-norweigan-air

Norwegian Air will be offering $69 one-way flights to Europe from select low-fare cities in the United States. Read more here.

23/10/2016

I had an opportunity to contribute to the Budget Traveller's recent hostel guide to Europe (in partnership with HostelWorld). The guide has been received so well it was picked up and featured by the Guardian! Check it out. Great job, Kash!

It is possible to enjoy a budget city break without compromising on comfort and facilities, as this selection from a new guide by Kash Bhattacharya shows

16/10/2016

Phoenix friends, if you're looking for inexpensive trip ideas, Frontier has some $29-$45 each way fares from Phoenix to places like Portland (PDX), Seattle, San Fran, Denver, Colorado Springs and more. A carry-on is extra but if you can fit everything in a small backpack (personal item), there's no additional baggage fee. I just booked round-trip to PDX for $56 total. I think that's the cheapest domestic RT flight I've ever purchased.

15/10/2016

Spicy miso ramen with roast pork at in , . $9 for some of the most delicious has to offer!

04/09/2016

Beer Pools in Austria, an underwater church in Venezuala and more. Check out these inaccessible destinations to add to your bucket list.

http://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/the-most-inaccessible-places-in-the-world-that-people-desperately-want-to-visit

We looked in the Atlas for places where the most people marked "want go to," but have no actual visitors—yet.

28/08/2016

How to learn anything in 20 hours. What do you want to learn? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MgBikgcWnY

Never miss a talk! SUBSCRIBE to the TEDx channel: http://bit.ly/1FAg8hB Josh Kaufman is the author of the #1 international bestseller, 'The Personal MBA: Mas...

28/08/2016

Thinking of visiting Israel? Part I of traveling there on a budget.

http://www.camescapes.com/israel-on-a-budget-flights-tel-aviv/

Israel on a Budget: Flights & Tel Aviv (Part 1 of 3) The first thing that struck me about Israel was how diverse of a land it is. For a country the size of New Jersey, there’s a surprising number of places to see and things to do. Though this country is on the more expensive […]

14/08/2016

The current view of Golden Gate Bridge... Have you ever missed a great photo due to bad weather?

30/07/2016

What is Street Food, Anyway? Four Defining Factors:

http://www.camescapes.com/what-is-street-food/

What is Street Food? Four Defining Factors I recently responded to the question, ‘What is street food… is it a cuisine?’ The truth is, street food has evolved a lot in recent decades. It can vary greatly depending on where it’s being served. Southeast Asia tends to prepare their street food dishes…

25/07/2016

Regardless of budget and whether you're looking for parties, peace, busy cities, islands, temples, or great food, Southeast Asia has it all. Here are some of my favorite photos.

http://www.camescapes.com/travel-southeast-asia-photos/

57 Reasons to Travel Southeast Asia (In Photos) It’s easy to spend several months traveling the circuit of Thailand, Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia and only scratch the surface. Many big cities are home to busy roads packed motorbikes and street food vendors but also offer quiet temples and places for p...

23/07/2016

A view of Reykjavik's coastline from one of their many bicycle paths. Photo taken last summer.

21/07/2016

What's the best burger you've ever had? Check out some favorites from around the world in this collaborative post with other food & travel bloggers. If you like burgers -> Share!

http://www.camescapes.com/best-burgers-in-the-world/

The Best Burgers in the World While traveling I learned so much about the culinary styles and preferences of other countries. It was also interesting to see that wherever I was, there always seemed to be at least one or two places famous for their burgers. If I had any thought in my mind before trav...

19/07/2016

Did you know the famed Michelin Guide now includes street food?

http://www.camescapes.com/michelin-street-food/

Michelin Street Food Recognition Continues Michelin street food coverage is a very new concept. Their Guide was first published by Andre and Edouard Michelin in France, back in 1900. The purpose of the guide was to spread interest in traveling to top restaurants and hotels across the country. As far...

18/07/2016

Melboune's food scene has much to offer. It's also possible to do on a budget if you know where to look. Burgers, killer Mexican food, a bizarrely named cocktail bar with a rooftop view and more.

http://www.camescapes.com/melbourne-street-food-markets-splurge-spots/

Melbourne Street Food, Markets & Splurge Spots Australia’s natural beauty, beaches and friendly locals provide an endless number of reasons to travel there. The food and nightlife are also exceptional. Though some things in Australia are on the more expensive side, deals can be found. Melbourne has…

17/07/2016

If you were traveling abroad for the first time, what would your biggest question or two be?

14/07/2016

Jodi Ettenberg just released her latest celiac guide. It's helpful for anyone with gluten issues or sensitivity, whether they plan to visit Vietnam or not. Look at all the beautiful food!

A gluten free guide to Vietnam, which includes foods that are safe, foods to avoid, & a detailed translation card in Vietnamese written by a celiac.

12/07/2016

Israel & Jordan pack a big amount of culture and beauty into a small space.

http://www.camescapes.com/photos-of-israel-jordan/

44 Photos of Israel & Jordan The children were laughing loudly and we could hear their cheers echoing down this ancient walkway. They smiled and gave one another bunny ears while looking into the camera. One of their friends came running down the steps toward them, wearing a Micky Mouse sweater dri...

11/07/2016

Beautiful red rocks in Sedona, Arizona. Can you spot the tiny people?

10/07/2016

A good reminder article - 3 things you should know about your passport and upcoming renewal delays. If you're planning to travel out of the country in the next year, take a look. Also know that the U.S. has discontinued their visa page extensions, meaning you'll need a new passport in order to get more pages. bit.ly/29tLF8B

The next two years are going to be a little tricky for US citizens trying to obtain or renew their passport. Here's what you need to know.

08/07/2016

Who likes tacos? Check out my first post on hometown Phoenix, featuring some of my favorite foods.

http://www.camescapes.com/best-tacos-in-phoenix-metro/

The Best Tacos in Phoenix Metro Whether it’s al pastor, carnitas, fish, shrimp or any other traditional style, who has the best tacos in Phoenix metro? Mexican food is one of my favorite cuisines and I’ve lived in the Valley of the Sun for most of my life. I’m always on the hunt for enjoying new and...

07/07/2016

This list is a great place to start. Traveling with the right friend is an incredible experience you'll never forget. But things can go the other way if you're not both on the same page. I've seen it happen...

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/9-questions-to-ask-before-traveling-with-a-friend_us_5764367be4b0853f8bf0b7a5

Don't let these issues ruin your trip -- or your friendship.

05/07/2016

Check out the new Cam Escapes 'magazines' on Flipboard. I'm really loving the website & app for selecting my favorite content categories. Follow me here: https://flipboard.com/

3 Magazines | 18 Articles | 9 Likes | | Finding the best street food & local dishes as I travel the world.