Sentences with phrase «sand in my suitcase»
(Janice currently produces an award - winning travel blog called Sand In My Suitcase.)
http://www.moretimetotravel.com/
Our luxury travel blog, Sand In My Suitcase, won 1st Place for «Best Travel Blog» in the 2017 SATW (Canadian chapter) awards and the Silver NATJA award for «Best Independent Travel Blog» in 2015.
Sand In My Suitcase appeals to well - traveled and intellectually curious travel lovers.
Our luxury adventure travel blog, Sand In My Suitcase (launched in 2012), is another important online venue for sharing our travel stories with the world.
I love the name of your blog - I always have sand in my suitcase.
We recently learned that our Sand In My Suitcase blog won Silver for «Best Independent Travel Blog» in the 2015 North American Travel Journalists Association (NATJA) annual awards competition.
Our «Sand In My Suitcase» travel blog is down — instead of the friendly little sand - colored footprints (see them in our logo?)
Sand In My Suitcase — Writers / photographers Janice and GeorgeMucalov collaborate on «tales of luxury travel with an adventurous twist.»
This exciting new project was launched by two professional, award - winning travel writers and bloggers Irene S. Levine and Janice Mucalov — who each have their own award - winning travel blogs, More Time to Travel and Sand in My Suitcase.
Janice and her husband George publish their own award - winning, luxury travel and adventure blog, Sand In My Suitcase.
«Luxury travel with a twist of adventure» captures the spirit of the colorful stories on the award - winning Sand In My Suitcase blog.
A member of the Travel Media Association of Canada, George is the other half of the creative team behind the award - winning travel blog, Sand In My Suitcase.
They also each publish their own award - winning travel blogs, «More Time to Travel» and «Sand In My Suitcase,» respectively.
Not exact matches
Properties at the most northern and southern tip of Saracen Bay offer their own longtail boat services — these take longer but avoid the need to drag suitcases on the sand as the fast boat pier is in the middle of the bay and it's a reasonably long stretch of sand.