The number one question that I am asked on Instagram, in person and by email is “how do I get featured on The Travel Women Instagram?” The quick answer is to take amazing photos and add our hashtag: #TheTravelWomen, but below are a few more ways to increase your chances of being featured! Once you…
Lufthansa, Germany’s flag carrier, unveiled its new logo and livery redesign on February 7, the 100th anniversary of its crane logo. The most shocking design update centers around the new livery (exterior branding) which replaces the classic yellow logo with a thinner white logo on a darker blue. The only remaining yellow on the exterior…
The DJI Mavic Air is the newest and best travel drone available on the market right now as it combines the best features of the more professional 4K DJI Mavic Pro and the incredible size of the DJI Spark. When the DJI Spark was announced with its tiny soda-can size and $499 price tag it…
Times Square, New York City “The Crossroads of the World” in the middle of Manhattan became known as Times Square after the New York Times moved its headquarters there in 1904. It is one of the most Instagrammed locations in the world and the most-visited tourist attraction in the world, visited by 40 million people…
Finland is a land of contrasts, and with each season comes new local delicacies which you must taste, no matter how weird or wacky looking they might be! Mämmi, for example, looks strange at first but is a must-try seasonal treat. From reindeer to rye bread, whet your appetite on this traditional Finnish fare. 1.…
The Artist in Hotel rooms on the 31st floor make the Park Hotel Tokyo a must-visit luxury accommodation in the business district of Tokyo. Each room is custom-painted by different local artists, making each room a work of art. From the hallway to the ceiling, each room has unique aesthetic details that you must see…
Japan is known for cutting-edge technology and its record-breaking bullet trains. The Shinkansen, or bullet trains, are futuristic-looking trains that travel at about 300km/hr, or 200 mph. The easiest and most efficient way to get around is often by train. Tourists visiting multiple cities in Japan should get the Japan Rail Pass, or JR Pass,…
