Natasha
Zicarelli
Natasha Zicarelli holds a Master's Degree in Conference Interpreting from the University of Bologna. Originally from Italy, she began dreaming about the United States when she was very young. During college, she was able to live in Los Angeles for a year on the UCLA Study Abroad Program, and she loved her American life so much she didn't want to leave. Now, four years later, she is finally back in the US, living and working in Chicago.
She loves travel, fitness, engaging novels, and good food, especially when enjoyed in good company!
Summer equals beach. Coming from a coastal town, this has always been a mantra for me. If you can relate at all, then get ready: I am about to show you the 10 best beaches in Croatia, arguably the most underrated country in Europe. Are you thinking “Whatever. I am not exactly a beach person anyway”?
We all love traveling and we know what a beautiful adventure it can be. However, one of the worst feelings is realizing that you are not well prepared, when it is too late. To avoid unpleasant surprises, I have done some research and collected the best travel tips I found on Pinterest for you. From
Traveling abroad is always an adventure, especially if it’s your first time leaving the country. Even if it’s a vacation, you’re still exiting your comfort zone, and it’s certainly not uncommon to feel out of place and a little lost at times. However, nothing compares to the frustration you feel when someone starts speaking to
Looking for a destination free from crowds? With unspoiled coastlines? How about a rich cultural heritage? If so, it’s time for your first trip to Croatia. This post will give you an overview of this incredible country by presenting you with a 12-day itinerary. Each day will give you a glance of Croatia’s highlights, with
Now that Spring has sprung and the days are getting warmer, daydreaming about taking a vacation is probably something you can relate to. Maybe back home after a bad day you’ve decided to make that vacation happen. You may have talked to your friends or family about your options, and someone might have told you,