Williamsburg is located on the north side of Brooklyn with the East River bordering it on the West. Today, it is arguably labeled one of the trendiest neighborhoods in New York City. Here are ten things you can do in Williamsburg right now. All photos in this article were shot…

I’ve been to 34 countries so far and I can tell you that where you stay matters. Here are my top 10 Airbnb recommendations around the world I’ve stayed at that I think you should consider booking for your future stays. — When I first started (really) traveling in my mid-20s, I thought it didn’t matter where I stayed since I “wasn’t going to be spending that much time there anyway”. Wrong. When I think back on my travels, where I’ve chosen to stay, whether good or bad, has been one of…

A list of the best restaurants, cafés, bars and wineries around NYC from someone who lives there. — NEW YORK CITY There’s no place like it in the world. A city that is ever-changing and on the move, yet manages to keep a sense of “same”. …

In the Pacific Coast of Colombia, deep in the jungle, on a black volcanic sand beach, is a magical, remote and unique place; Morromico. A family-owned eco-hotel, it is like no other you will ever experience and it will change you from the inside out. —

If Ecuador isn’t on your bucket list, it should be (and yes I’m a little biased, but even if I wasn’t, I’d recommend this beautiful country to anyone). In this post I’m sharing my recommendations on what to pre-book and my favorite things to do over the course of five days in Quito, which will likely be your launch pad to visiting any other part of the country. Whether you spend five consecutive days in Quito or spread them out, these are all one-day intineraries that I’ve enjoyed time and time again and I think you will too.

Dumbo, formerly a ferry landing and industrial area, is one of the most popular neighborhoods in Brooklyn, New York today. It’s nestled between the Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges which connect Brooklyn to Manhattan. DUMBO is an acronym for “Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass”. …

I’ve found that one of the greatest joys of travel is spreading the word of “what’s out there” with the rest of the world and inspiring those around us to go out and experience something new. It’s my belief that only through learning our differences can we truly respect what makes our cultures unique, while also appreciating our many similarities. In fact, that is the premise of what my blog Passport In Photos is founded on. That is why I’ve decided to reach out to photographers near and far to hear their stories and be transported by their photos to places they’ve been, so I could pass them onto you.