Welcome to Travel with Curves, a travel blog for plus-size women, by plus-size women.
Join me on this incredible journey of self love and sightseeing!
- Jen
The life of a digital nomad can be quite hectic, and finding a proper work-life balance is, therefore, extremely important.
I have been traveling and working for 5 years now, and I’m proud to have picked up a lot over the course of half a decade (damn, time moves quickly!). Here's some of the “wisdom” I've gained during that time.
Every city in the world has its ups and downs. Whether a place doesn’t have adequate public transportation or it lacks roomy accommodation, it can be difficult to find places that meet your needs without conducting a lot of research beforehand.
Fortunately, there are loads of always to find out about a destination before you get on that plane or train. To help you out with this, this post will explore London, diving in to figure out what could make it a good or bad choice for a plus-size traveler.
Maybe you’ve told yourself the cost of traveling would be too high and it’s just a pipe dream, but with some careful planning, you could easily afford any upcoming trips you have in mind. It’s all about choosing the right timing and researching options.
Plus-size ladies can often find it more difficult to travel than most. The plane seats aren't exactly made for bigger bodies, and finding something suitable to wear can be a bit of a challenge.
Whether you’ve found a beautiful apartment to rent in Marbella for Summer 2018, you’re heading off to the Caribbean, or you plan to spend Winter 2018 in Florida, packing is probably on your mind already.
People usually choose an island or a party hub for some relaxing and enjoyable vacation, but if you’re someone who is tired of the same old ways of travelling and want to explore something new and exciting, spots for stargazing and sight-seeing can be your right choice.
