Published inWriters On The Run·PinnedMember-onlyFalling For a Moroccan Man in MarrakechHe’s not what you might be picturing right now. He doesn’t wear a turban or a kaftan that goes down to his ankles — at least not on a typical day. No, in fact he prefers floral, short sleeve button-downs, black jeans, and leather loafers — all which hug his…Morocco9 min readMorocco9 min read
Published inWriters On The Run·PinnedMember-onlyMarrakech, the Most Exotic City at Europe’s DoorstepHopping off Marrakech’s airport bus, I’m greeted by the familiar chaos of Moroccan city life. My senses are already tingling as I approach Marrakech’s main square, embraced by the North African heat. To my right, I see a line of orange juice vendors next to henna ladies sitting eagerly under…Morocco4 min readMorocco4 min read
Published inWriters On The Run·PinnedMember-onlyThe Charm of Vienna’s Most Historical Coffee HouseVienna’s Cafe Central is like a time machine. One step inside transports you a hundred years in the past to a ritzy cafe where the likes of Freud and Trotsky spent their afternoons discussing the world over coffee, cake, and a thick cigar. …Vienna2 min readVienna2 min read
PinnedMember-onlyTourism Is Killing Barcelona: A Local’s ViewI’m writing today from my balcony in the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona. It’s summertime. It’s hot. Tourism is at its highest. I look out below as selfie sticks extend, sunburns worsen, and loudness takes over. Living in the Gothic Quarter has been one of the best, yet worst decisions I’ve…Travel4 min readTravel4 min read
Apr 12Member-onlyWhy Traveling Alone as a Woman is BeautifulThere’s something undeniably liberating about traveling alone as a woman. No companions to please, no schedule to stick to, and no need to compromise on anything. It’s just you, your wanderlust, and the world. While solo female travel may sound daunting at first, it can be one of the most…Solo Travel4 min readSolo Travel4 min read
Mar 7Member-onlyBeauty or Poison? Dangers Lurking in Women’s Skincare and MakeupIn a world where women face a wide range of challenges, from discrimination and unequal opportunities to health issues and environmental degradation, it’s essential to support each other in every way possible. …Womens Health6 min readWomens Health6 min read
Jun 1, 2022Member-onlyWritten by Women Books to Read This Summer if You’re TravelingSummers spent reading books is something we should all embrace. Whether you’re laying by some pretty Mediterranean beach, taking a scenic train ride, traveling solo or simply unwinding after a day of sight-seeing, books are an amazing way to pass time. It’s good for your brain, makes you a better…Books6 min readBooks6 min read
Published inWriters On The Run·Apr 27, 2021Member-onlyWhat It’s Like Traveling in 2021: Pandemic TravelsOnce upon a time, traveling to Europe from the US was a seamless, easy, and exciting procedure. We simply needed tickets and a valid passport. Now, as result of the COVID-19 pandemic, we must bring along a grocery list of certificates and verification before heading off overseas. The idea of…Covid-195 min readCovid-195 min read
Feb 23, 2021Member-onlyThe Problem With Instagram and TravelI’m peacefully reading a book under the Mediterranean sun when a group of girls plants themselves nearby. They drop their bags, grab their iPhones, and immediately commence a bikini photoshoot by the water with the backdrop of the iconic W Barcelona Hotel. This show goes on for half an hour…Travel2 min readTravel2 min read
Feb 3, 2021Member-onlyWonderful Valentine’s Day Date Night Ideas to Do at HomeChocolate boxes of red and pink have filled the aisles of your favorite supermarket, red roses are on sale at every street corner, and that snuggly crisp breeze fills the air… Valentine’s Day is just around the corner! …Love3 min readLove3 min read
