Author name: Ioana

Ioana was born and raised in Romania, lived in NYC for 14 years, and has since returned to Romania. She began traveling solo at 30 and has now visited 25+ countries. Ioana is a full time travel blogger and content creator. Her blog gets 82K+ views per month and her Instagram community has 80K+ people. She loves to share practical travel tips, itineraries, and recommendations for fellow travelers. Her story and insights have been featured in The Daily Express, Euronews, Bored Panda, Yahoo, MSN and more.

the author on the terrace at heritage collection boat quay singapore, one of the best Singapore hotels with balcony

Destinations in Asia, Singapore

The best Singapore hotels with balcony in 2025

May 3, 2025

Singapore is an incredible destination, but it can be overwhelming to pick a hotel to stay at when you visit. […]

ancient agora, a stop in athens 4 day itinerary

Destinations in Europe, Greece

The best Athens hotels with free airport shuttle

May 2, 2025

Athens is a very popular summer destination and there are so many hotels to pick from that it might get

the author on kway chai hong alleyway

Destinations in Asia, Malaysia

The best guide for Kuala Lumpur hidden gems in 2025

April 30, 2025

Kuala Lumpur has plenty of popular attractions such as the Batu Caves, Thean Hou Temple, or the Petronas Towers. But

the author on the 17th most beautiful street in the world in penang

Destinations in Asia, Malaysia

The ultimate guide with Penang hidden gems in 2025

April 30, 2025

Penang, just like Kuala Lumpur, is an incredible destination and has so much to offer: rich history, a UNESCO World Heritage

the author at the rainbow skywalk penang

Destinations in Asia, Malaysia

The best Penang travel itinerary for your first visit

April 29, 2025

Penang has a UNESCO World Heritage Site Old Town and is also the food capital of Malaysia. It’s a great

the author and the view from KL tower

Destinations in Asia, Malaysia

The best 3 day Kuala Lumpur itinerary for first-timers

April 27, 2025

Malaysia and Singapore were the two places I visited on my first ever trip to Southeast Asia and they both