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I went there for an Erasmus program, not knowing it would capture my heart—and draw me back three more times.

I traveled here to spend a long weekend exploring the city of Denver.

In amongst Netherlands, France, and Germany, we felt as if Belgium was an unspoken gem that did not receive the hype that it deserved.

Berlin showed us its history through the arts we were craving to divulge in

February in Chicago is hard. We were craving UV, and chose Miami due to its vibrant culture and beautiful beaches.

My boyfriend at the time wanted to visit his dad in Florida, so we made a road trip out the adventure!

Spent the whole day indoors, in bed, bored. Had nothing exciting at all, till when I decided to check my twitter that I saw my favorite artist was performing tonight at a spot I didn’t know of. Issabel King at Bumpy Road brewing at Area 10 in Lilongwe.

So I followed the pin to the place, and hooray, a beer brewing place. I haven’t had as much fun as tonight.

I traveled here because I had a friend living in Seattle and wanted to see a concert at one of the most iconic venues in the United States.

We traveled here to explore the culture, music, and city of New Orleans!

We discovered Philly due to a soccer game that my husband was excited to attend. It was a very quick trip, but we loved the city (and probably will come back soon).

Paris definitely felt nevitable. A city we had all imagined for years but never properly experienced. Art, food, long walks, and that quiet promise of getting lost in a place where every street feels familiar even on your first visit.

This trip wasn’t about slowing down or doing Paris “the right way.” It was about seeing as much as we could, walking until our legs gave up, sharing croissants on random corners, and letting the city overwhelm us—in the best possible way.

Paris felt like the perfect place for that kind of chaos.

We chose this trip because, even though we’re Turkish, we had never explored Istanbul properly — not this deeply, not this widely, and definitely not at this speed. Istanbul is a city so big, so multicultural, and so full of history that it feels like its own country, and we wanted to finally experience it through the eyes of curious travelers rather than locals passing through.

It was also the perfect chance for a girls’ trip, full of long walks, nonstop exploring, hidden corners, museums, parks, seaside neighborhoods, and all the chaotic beauty that makes Istanbul unforgettable.

I traveled to Turkey for something deeper than just sightseeing — I went to reconnect. Months earlier, during an Erasmus program in Bansko, I met a wonderful group of Turkish friends who instantly made me feel welcome, understood, and supported. Our connection was effortless, and when they invited me to visit them in Ankara, I knew I had to go.

I traveled to Turkey because I wanted to experience their culture through their eyes — the food they love, the places they cherish, the everyday life they wanted to share with me. It wasn’t about checking tourist attractions off a list; it was about friendship, hospitality, and seeing a country in the most authentic way possible.

I also wanted a change of scenery — a burst of color, warmth, and adventure after months of routine. Turkey offered all of that. From the vibrant bazaars and beautiful parks to the spontaneous nights filled with music and laughter, I found myself absorbing every moment.

Most of all, I traveled to Turkey because I knew it would be meaningful. And it was. It turned into a trip filled with unforgettable memories, delicious food, heartfelt conversations, and the kind of cultural richness that stays with you long after you return home.

I transformed a business trip in to a soul retreat at one of the best spas in the world, Carillon Miami Wellness Resort.

I previously traveled with Cherish Tours to Tanzania and was so impressed with that experience, that I knew it was only a matter of time until my next trip with them. The Moab itinerary was a blend of adventure and cozy comforts. I really wanted some “down time” on this trip, and the thought of disconnecting from the world for a while through a glamping experience was intriguing. Also, I really like the idea of traveling with a group of women supporting fellow women owned businesses. It is travel with a purpose for which I am passionate.