Rebecca

Rebecca is a travel junkie who started dreaming about seeing the world from a very young age. She's visited more than 40 countries. A former expat, she's lived in Australia, Papua New Guinea, Argentina and the United States. She loves to share travel resources, tips and stories based on her personal travel experiences, and her goal is to make travel planning just that bit easier. She has a Master in International Sustainable Tourism Management from Monash University and has worked in media and communications for almost 20 years.

Ancient stone terraces of Ciudad Perdida surrounded by lush jungle and misty mountains during the Lost City trek in Colombia.

What to Expect on Colombia’s Lost City Trek + An Honest Expotur Review

Small modern cabin surrounded by mature trees and autumn leaves, with a gravel driveway, parked white car, shaded patio seating, and a person sitting in the doorway relaxing outdoors. A tranquil accommodation setting and inspiration for what to do in Mendoza.

Where to Stay in Mendoza, Argentina: The Best Areas + Hotels for Every Budget

Circular underground barrel cellar with rows of wooden wine barrels arranged around tiered levels, viewed from above with a grand piano positioned in the centre of the space during a visit to one of the Mendoza wineries.

10 Incredible Wineries in Mendoza, Argentina

Wide view of a vineyard with rows of grapevines stretching toward distant blue mountains under a bright sky filled with scattered white clouds. A cluster of tall trees and a low building sit on the left side of the landscape, while a narrow path runs between the vines. The scene captures the open countryside atmosphere often associated with 3 days in Mendoza.

3 Days in Mendoza, Argentina: The Perfect Wine Country Itinerary

A bright yellow double-decker sightseeing bus is parked in front of an ornate historic building in Buenos Aires. Tree branches frame the top of the image, while colorful artwork decorates the side of the bus. The Buenos Aires hop on hop off bus is a great option for visitors exploring the city.

Buenos Aires Hop-On Hop-Off Bus: The Easy Way to See Buenos Aires

Exterior view of Don Julio, one of the best steakhouses in Buenos Aires, with its deep red corner building, striped awnings, and people gathered outside beneath leafy trees in Palermo.

12 Great Steakhouses in Buenos Aires

A red, blue, and silver city bus marked with route number 12 turns through an intersection lined with apartment buildings and trees in Buenos Aires. Cars and a motorbike share the road, capturing a busy scene of everyday Buenos Aires transport.

How to Get Around Buenos Aires: Transport Tips for First-Time Visitors

Close-up of several steaks sizzling on a metal grill over hot coals, showing char marks and juices during the cooking process at a family asado in Buenos Aires at Betty and Marcelo.

Best Food Tours in Buenos Aires: 8 Foodie Experiences Worth Your Time and Money

Where to Eat in Buenos Aires: 35+ Best Restaurants to Try

Open-fire grill and glowing embers inside the Fogon Asado kitchen in Buenos Aires, showcasing the live-fire cooking experience.

Fogón Asado Review: Is This Buenos Aires Asado Experience Worth It?

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