Five Reasons Why Solo Group Travel Works
In this age where social media is the main form of communication, everyone is just a click away from becoming the next member on someone’s ‘team’.
One Mom’s Plan To Show Her Son The World
“For me and my husband, giving my son, nieces and nephew the world is important.” – Karen Akpan, The MOM Trotter
Casablanca: Outside The Frame
Residents with ancestral ties back to the indigenous Berbers, Jews who arrived over two-thousand-years ago and Arabs who settled in the 7th Century still walk these palm tree-laced streets and narrow pathways of the medinas.
From Across the Map to Around the Map | @mrandmrswheelsup
“Being in a different environment around other cultures, food, art–you name it–with the one person you consider to be ‘The Love of Your Life’ has been quite an experience.”
A Time For Relief: Hurricane Dorian’s Path and How You Can Help the Bahamas
You were tuned into the news coverage over the weekend as images of Hurricane Dorian’s cyclonic assault of triple-digit wind speeds touched down upon Great Abaco and Grand Bahama Islands.
West Coast Tastemakers: 4 Black Owned Wineries and Vineyards You Must Visit
AIB takes a look at some of the West Coast’s black owned wineries lead by innovators and groundbreakers who have found their bottles and seats at the table.
AIB Stories: How We Booked Two Business Class Tickets for $1600
Traveling around the world can be expensive and a hassle if done the old conventional way. Airlines are wising up…
Five Ways To Face Your Fear of Flying
A Fear of flying is common but you’ve got places to see and new people to meet.
Travel on a Budget Like a Boss!
A guide to getting around full price travel for those just short of a Superstar budget.
Travel Myths Black People Need to Let Go
Americans unfortunately wоrk thеmѕеlvеѕ tо dеаth, having littlе time tо ассоmрliѕh thеir gоаlѕ or dо аnу hobbies. Blасk реорlе hаvе…
