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Travel + Wellness + Culture + Women Over 50

Tag: United States

A wide collection of travel stories from across the United States, including national parks, small towns, city trips, food trails, and regional culture. This tag reflects everyday travel within the country—road trips, weekend escapes, seasonal experiences, and thoughtful guides shaped by lived moments.

DESTINATIONS & CITY GUIDES Little Rock, Arkansas, Love is Life, Native American statue

How to Spend an Arts-Filled Day in Little Rock, Arkansas

Posted on January 3, 2024September 16, 2026 By Stacey A. Peters

Welcome to Little Rock, a city of diverse charm. From style and serenity to history and culture, this destination unfolds unique experiences. Immerse yourself in local art, explore nature’s beauty, and savor distinctive flavors. Little Rock invites you to explore the local art, natural beauty, and the city’s distinctive flavors.

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DESTINATIONS & CITY GUIDES Salt Flats, Utah, Stacey, sunset, seated, group tour

Spiritual Destinations for Your 2024 New Year’s Resolutions

Posted on January 1, 2024September 26, 2026 By Stacey A. Peters

We all need to escape from our stress-filled lives from time to time. As a result, we are seeking spiritual journeys where we can recharge our batteries and find peace and balance. Here are 4 of my favorite places to do just that.

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SLOW TRAVEL & LIVING ABROAD Suseong, luggage, empty apartment

How Life in the USA Feels After Leaving South Korea

Posted on December 30, 2023October 13, 2026 By Stacey A. Peters

I miss living by the ocean and the mountains. I miss being able to go hiking and hear monks chat echo across Palgongsan. I miss feeling anxious, excited, unsure, and overwhelmed– all at the same time. And I definitely miss being able to shop for fresh fruit and vegetables at a corner market in either direction. It doesn’t take long for reverse culture shock to be a genuine hurdle for settling back into life at home. American Reverse Culture Shock is a phenomenon that goes beyond the anticipated cultural adjustments of moving abroad and reintegrating back into life in the USA.

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HOTELS Steven and Malik roadtrip

How to Enjoy a Road Trip Across America: 30 Days in Marriott Hotels

Posted on December 26, 2023October 13, 2026 By Stacey A. Peters

Come along on our big trip across the U.S.! We’re hitting the road after living in South Korea for three years. For the next month, we’re crashing at Marriott Hotels everywhere. We’ll be checking out incredible landmarks, catching up with family, and finally settling down in the cornfields of Illinois. Please stick around for 30 days of stories from our journey, where Marriott is our home away from home at every pit stop.

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DESTINATIONS & CITY GUIDES Grand Rapids, street sign, Breanna Taylor, Stacey

Driving the Great Lakes Route: How to Enjoy Grand Rapids in 24 Hours

Posted on December 23, 2023September 27, 2026 By Stacey A. Peters

Grand Rapids surprises with its mix of Victorian and Art Deco architecture, cozy cafes, and vibrant murals celebrating local women. Perfect for a weekend escape.

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DESTINATIONS & CITY GUIDES Chicago deep-dish with endless cheese pull

How to Make the Most of a Layover: Road Trip to Chicago Navy Pier

Posted on October 17, 2018September 11, 2026 By Stacey A. Peters

I finally stepped outside O’Hare and spent a long layover at Chicago’s Navy Pier. We rode the Centennial Wheel, strolled the waterfront, ate deep-dish at Giordano’s, and took an architecture river cruise. It was simple, scenic, and worth it. Chicago proved it’s more than just an airport connection.

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