Travel with Travis

16/03/2024

This week I wrote about why I’m struggling to make a video in Buenos Aires.

Trying to Make a Video in Buenos Aires

09/03/2024

This week I wrote about permanence and a leather chair that tried to hold me down.

“If I lived here,” I tell Miguel as we wait for our table to be ready at the very crowded Vietnamese place around the corner from my apartment, “I think I’d get a tattoo.” Miguel looks at me like he knows I’m lying but doesn’t have the heart to call me out. Either that, or I’ve gotte...

11/02/2024

Basically Rocky over here

How getting punched in the face helped me start writing again

03/02/2024

It's summer in Buenos Aires, and the parks here are showing off. 😍

03/02/2024

See that tiny brown ball in the branches? That's a sloth, and I have a much better shot of it in my most recent video, which is up on my YouTube channel now:

https://youtu.be/a9BXHHW1DY8

14/12/2023

You're not ready for how cute the dog is in this video.

Spend a long layover in Panama City, Panama with me! I had time to kill between flights and it turns out you don't need a visa to explore Panama City for the...

06/12/2023

There’s a castle outside my bedroom window from the 12th century and a vegan spot around the corner? Lisbon, I’m into you.

I’ll be here for the next month, exploring this city (and Porto!), so drop any recommendations in the comments!

04/06/2022

One of the best ways to see Campeche is by taking a trolley tour around town!

It's 100 pesos (about $5 USD), lasts about an hour and leaves from the Parque Principal every day of the week! The tour is in both English and Spanish and is such a fun (and informative) way to get to know this gem of a city!

03/06/2022

Campeche has *three* different light shows on various nights throughout the week.

This was at the end of the show featuring the history of the city projected onto the Museo El Palacio in the center of town. It's such a fun (and also free!) way to learn about the region's rich past while enjoying the warm nights in the Parque Principal.

Don't miss it if you're in Campeche!

02/06/2022

I love pretty much any pedestrian-only street, and Calle 59 in Campeche is up there in my Top 5.

It runs pretty much through the center of the old walled town - from the land gate to the sea gate - and is filled with restaurants, shops, one beautiful church and a couple of cute hotels.

01/06/2022

Sunset in the Parque Principal 😍

16/05/2022

Who can tell me when the Tequila museum in Progreso is expected to be open?