As someone who shops with a discerning eye, I value products that are well-made, stylish and sophisticated. Sunglasses by Maho Shades are all of those things, and I am proud to share this brand with my readers!
New Orleans is always ranked high among travelers as one of the “Best Cities for Shopping.” This is no surprise, and the city's local shops are sure to have everything you are looking for! Shop local with this guide to New Orleans shopping:
Century 21 is the best place in New York City to get designer brands at amazing prices. Read more about this fabulous department store.
Looking to buy a chic and affordable Carry On and Tote Luggage Set when traveling solo? TravelSmith’s Spinner 360 Carry On and Tote is a great choice.
Many women don’t realize that Aerosoles makes some incredible comfortable, quality shoes that are surprisingly stylish and trendy. I believe the proper shoes are essential for any traveler, and this is my go-to brand!
The last thing you need as a solo traveler is to lose your phone while on a trip. This phone case by Bandolier turns your phone into a stylish, cross-body purse. It not only keeps your device safe, but it is incredibly convenient and wonderfully chic! Here’s my review:
What to know where to shop for hand-crafted goods in Marrakesh as a solo traveler? The answer lies outside the crowded streets of the Medina in Ensemble Artisanal. In my opinion, this is is the best place to buy quality Moroccan items. In this post, I’m sharing my personal tips and recommendations on shopping in this hidden gem!
Selecting the best luggage set for your solo trips can be a challenge. Read my It Luggage 3 Piece Set review and learn why I love this luggage brand. Also, get my luggage purchasing tips.
If you intend to visit the Markets in Marrakesh while traveling alone, it’s important to know some shopping tips to avoid being taken advantage of. Successful haggling strategies are key shopping skills you should use as a solo traveler. Follow this guide, and you're sure to end up as a happy shopper!
Many countries around the world now only accept new or almost new currency bills for exchange. Money is consider to be new if it is clean, unmarked, un-creased, and not torn.
