This post comes from Mu-Hsien from Live Like Your Traveling Blog. Her and her best friend and blogging partner Alla teach us how to live like we're traveling by using simple tips like trying out a new trail near your city or preparing an international dish with friends. I wrote a post on their blog about International Love

I visited Shuri Castle for the first time in 2003 when I first lived in Okinawa.  It was my first time living abroad and everything look so new and foreign.  When I first entered the castle area it was sensory overload with the lacquered details, the women in kimonos, and the men in traditional costumes. Almost Twelve years

By Europe Contributor, Maria Lucena Gomez. Maria is a dear friend and fellow foodie who lives in Belgium. We bonded in Brussels through our love of food and travel. She's a Venezuelan lawyer who has been living in Belgium for almost 15 years and working for an American multinational that takes her to the heartland quite often. When

Eleven years ago, I departed Okinawa, Japan wondering if I ever would return to this misunderstood tropical paradise. Two weeks ago, I found myself back to this island for work.  Some things looked new  and some looked exactly the same as I left them.  As most business travelers know, it's hard to squeeze in sightseeing when you're busy

Ana, a new team member to The Dining Traveler as food and travel contributor went to the DC Travel and Adventure Show this past weekend. Although the weather has not been anything to write home about, Ana was transported to warmer climates during the show. Here's her recap: The Travel and Adventure Show 2015 came to D.C. at