Dsvía Travel (2025)

My love for travel began in college when I participated in two summer study abroad programs in Greece 🇬🇷 and Japan 🇯🇵. Greece is where I discovered my passion for culinary travel, and Japan is where I found my love for cultural immersion experiences. I've also explored the Dominican Republic 🇩🇴, Nicaragua 🇳🇮, and Cuba 🇨🇺, all of which have taught me to appreciate visiting less-traveled countries.

My goal is to inspire and assist others in traveling more, especially to unique and less-frequented destinations. While traveling, I aim to fully immerse myself in the surrounding culture.

31/03/2025

Which one would you visit first? ✨Save this for later!✨

26/03/2025

👀 If you’re going to splurge on one thing during your trip, it has to be this. Ryokans are a significant break in between traveling, whether you want to spend all day relaxing on the premises or exploring the hot springs nearby 🧖🏽‍♀️

There are many ryokans around Japan to choose from, like the one in the picture. Courtesy of

22/02/2024

3 hotels perfect for a getaway east coast edition.

Sometime we need to leave our home town for a mental break and a refresh. Whether you want to be in the middle of nowhere or in the middle of the city to explore, take a look at these hotels promising a refreshing stay.

Photo courtesy of Winvian Farm, Sagamore Pendry, and Montage Palmetto Bluff.

07/02/2024

I traveled for the first time to Valencia in December and here’s why I think it’s a must visit 🍊:

→ So much history in the town and its architecture, perfect for the history enthusiasts

→ Artistic city seen in their architecture, graphic design, and crafts

→ Plenty of delicious Spanish food and a variety from other cultures

→ Awarded the title of “green capital” focused on sustainability

→ Pleasant weather averaging 10.5 °C (51 °F) in January to 26 °C (79 °F) in August.

→ Honorable mention: Orange trees everywhere 😍

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cover: Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias
Museu de les Ciències Príncipe Felipe
Puente de Las Flores
Institut Valencià d’Art Modern
Catedral de València
Paella at La Riuà
Palm Trees
Naranja de Valencia in Mercado de Russafa
Gelato from Antigua Lechería
Local shop

30/01/2024

Not sure where to travel in February?

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Here are four places to consider for your next February trip. Which one of these locations is on your bucket list? 🗒️

Arenal, Costa Rica 🇨🇷
Explore responsibly in Costa Rica, a prosperous nation focused on environmental conservation and quality of life. From pristine beaches to lush rainforests, discover adventure during the dry season (December-April). Enjoy natural hot springs, waterfall hikes, ziplining, and wildlife tours.

Quebec, Canada 🇨🇦
In February, Quebec’s lively winter festival showcases night parades and stunning ice sculptures. You can also relax at Nordic spas, embark on thrilling ski adventures, and don’t miss Hôtel de Glace, North America’s only ice hotel.

Miami, FL USA 🇺🇸
Raised in Miami, I’ve experienced the city as more than just beaches and parties—it’s a haven for art lovers, food enthusiasts, and Latin culture. February boasts events like the South Beach Wine and Food Festival and Art Wynwood. Whether you’re celebrating Valentine’s with your partner or friends, Miami is ideal.

Aswana, Egypt 🇪🇬
Visit Aswan for its rich history, temples, and charming islands in a relaxed setting. Explore further with day trips or a 4-day Nile River cruise featuring daily stops. Enjoy Egypt in February with its mild weather, suitable for any type of trip.

04/01/2024

It’s been a year of planning and 8 years of dreaming. T-2 months

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😮‍💨 I love seeing my bank accounts survive after a trip but I’ve learned I can experience luxury without breaking the bank. All it takes is planning and a little sacrifice to make it all worth it the end! ✨Save this tip for later, and when you’re ready to plan, I’m here to help!✨

I little Seoul inspiration ✨

Planning a trip requires a lot of research, but there will always be incidents you aren’t prepared for. I’ve learned a few lessons from experience, and I always share them with my clients. Here are a few: 🌸 Mistake #1 – Not Carrying Enough Cash You can find ATMs in convenience stores around Japan, but you might not always find one nearby when you need it. Always carry a minimum of $20 worth of yen for small shops and restaurants. I’ve made the mistake before of not carrying sufficient cash and luckily we met kind Japanese people who let us pay with cigarettes (a story for another time,) BUT you might not get as lucky, so this tip is very important. 🌸 Mistake #2 – Not Downloading a Translation App Unless you are fluent in Japanese or you’re at a level to communicate comfortably, you must have a translating app. Do not travel to Japan or any country expecting the locals to speak your native language. What’s trying to be expressed can be unclear through translation, but that’s better than trying to communicate through hand signs and chopped-up sentences. Thanks to Google, we were able to communicate and now have the cigarettes story. 🌸 Mistake #3 – Underestimating Walking Distance Google Maps will say it’s a 10-minute walk from point A to point B, but it doesn’t take into account if you’re walking uphill, through a large crowd, or across a huge, busy, MULTI-LEVEL station 🙃 10 minutes can be 20 minutes due to others slowing you down or you slowing yourself down, so definitely give yourself more time and wear comfortable shoes! 💚 Want a stress-free trip? Let’s plan it together! Check out my free Japan itinerary and let me know what you think.

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