Travel With Curves

Jun 13

Jun 13 Interview with Lauren & Adrienne from The Plus Sized Globetrotter!

Did you know there’s a podcast for plus-size travelers?

The Plus Sized Globetrotter was started by travel buddies Adrienne Alwag and Lauren Suarez and is currently available on iTunes. Adrienne’s mother worked at an airline, so she grew up traveling, and Lauren works as an Expedia expert in Maui hotels. Together, these amazing ladies have started the first-ever dedicated plus-size travel podcast, and it’s well worth a listen!

Fortunately, I was able to interview these plus-size globetrotters as they were jet-setting to another destination together.

Jun 2

Jun 2 How to Take Photos of Yourself While Traveling Solo - A Guest Post by Max Therry

Max Therry

Guest Posts, Travel Tips

When you’re traveling, it’s important to take photos as a reminder of your journey. But what if you want to create memories of these great locations and you’re traveling alone?

If you don’t have a companion to take photos of you, all is not lost. It’s quite simple to set up a decent self-portrait regardless of whether you use a camera phone, a DSLR, or a compact camera. All you need is a little time and preparation, and hopefully this short guide will give you a few ideas to put into practice.

May 26

May 26 Fat Camp 2018 + a Giveaway!

Jennifer McKnight

Announcements

Hey there, curvy travelers!

I’ve been helping out with a major behind-the-scenes project over the last few months and I can finally reveal what’s been in the works.

If you’re part of the Fat Girls Traveling community on Facebook, you’ve probably already heard the news, but there’s an upcoming Fat Camp happening this August in the Blue Ridge Mountains! We’re talking a plus-size-only, no-diet-talk-allowed retreat in North Carolina with plus-size influencers like:

May 2

May 2 Reclaiming My Own Power Through Travel - A Guest Post by Ashley Greenway

Ashley Greenway

Insecurities, Guest Posts

Growing up, my family wasn’t exactly the travel type of family. In fact, my first experience on a plane wasn't until I was 22. At that time, my job required me to fly to Dallas. This trip wasn't a vacation, but I would have a chance to see a new city.

It was my first taste of the travel life, and I had dreamed about this day forever!

As the trip approached, doubt and fear began to creep into my mind. Most of the stories I had heard about heavier people flying were terrifying. We’ve all heard them. . . the stories of heavier people having to purchase two seats just so they can fit, or of average-sized people getting angry because they feel too crowded sitting next to a heavier person.

Mar 22

Mar 22 Finding a Work-Life Balance While Traveling

Lauren Wiseman