Alyssa Ramos of @MyLifesATravelMovie is one of the original Solo Female Travel Blogger/influencers for 11+ years! She's been to 140+ Countries, all 7 Continents, 7 World Wonders, 7 Wonders of Nature, and has climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro and Everest Basecamp!
Alyssa is also the original creator of Influencer-Hosted Group Trips, and hosts 4-5 adventures per year to unique, remote, and stereotypical "dangerous" places. Tap the Group Trips tab to learn more!
After being fully nomadic for 8 years, she now owns an apartment in Tulum and lives part time in Italy with her fiance.
Written by Guest Writer The US states are a very popular destination for both national and international tourists! Statistics show that in 2018, international visitors to the United States reached 78 million and that figure is estimated to grow to 89 million by 2022! There are many reasons why people travel to the U.S. that you may not automatically think of if...
You’re probably of the view that traveling is a form of self-care, and you’re not wrong! After all, it’s an opportunity to broaden your horizons, meet new people and switch off from the daily grind. But while travel is one of the most exciting things you can do, it can also be full-on and fast-paced. And we all know the first thing to go when things are full-on and...
As a 6 year veteran solo traveler, I get tons of questions for advice and tips for new solo travelers preparing to take their first trips, and I get SO excited for them! Solo travel is one of the most epic, eye-opening experiences you can give yourself, and I only wish I had someone who could have told me that sooner! That’s why I’m so happy to share...
As of June 2019 I have officially been to 100 countries, a milestone I never imagined achieving when I first started traveling back in 2014! What started as a curiosity led to a passion and obsession, and now I can’t imagine my life without constant travels in it! I risked a lot, and gave up even more. Like any chance of a normal relationship or life. I put all...
Travel and photos go hand in hand. After all, photos help keep the memories of your travels alive, plus there’s this thing called Instagram. Whether you’re traveling solo or with a group, you can usually get some pretty epic photographs on your own. All you need is some practice and some excellent travel photography gear! But sometimes you need someone else to take...
Mauritius is a beautiful island off the east coast of southern Africa that definitely needs to be on your bucketlist! I chose to visit it as part of my 2019 bucketlist quest to see the World’s best, and wasn’t disappointed! The scenery is similar to a mini-Hawaii, with lush mountains and a few waterfalls, plus endless clear blue beaches.The people are friendly...
Taipei is an amazing city that reminds me of a mini-version of Tokyo, but I knew there was much more to see in Taiwan than its capital city. I also knew that since it’s an island, there had to be some nature to see instead of just buildings! So I did some research, and found a private tour that would take me up to the Northern Coast of Taiwan where there’s tons of...
Taipei had been on my “To-Go List” for a really long time, and I’m so glad I finally went! I’d heard nothing but great things from people, between the amazing food at the night markets, to the unique cultural towns on the outskirts! I only had a couple of days in Taipei because I was squeezing it in before heading back to the US from the Philippines (slight detour)...
Accomodation is one of the biggest costs people have while traveling. Of course, part of the fun of travel is actually saving for all the things you’ll need while traveling. It gives you something to look forward to, right?! But at the same time, spending a large portion of your travel funds on accomodation is not ideal. Did you know, however, that there is a way for...
Madagascar Day 6: Leaving Mikea and Learning More About Sapphire Sales Mikea Lodge, Madagascar Our stay in Mikea was short but oh so sweet! To be completely honest, I didn’t sleep much because my lucid dreaming was out of control due to the constant stimuli inside the tent, but the daytime experiences were worth it. (That was random of me to say but it means...
