
Tess Kazenoff
Reporter at Freelance
journalist, photographer, traveler | former New Jerseyan | CSULB & community college grad | https://t.co/ALfrXueXqB | past: @longbeachpost
Articles
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1 week ago |
bluedotliving.com | Tess Kazenoff
Plant-based travel and food content creator Eunice Reyes could find only one vegan-friendly restaurant when she first visited Valencia, Spain. “I was like, ‘Whoa, it would suck to be vegan here,’” Eunice recalled thinking. A year later, when she accepted an English teaching position in Spain, the irony wasn’t lost on her when she was placed in Valencia. “I was like, ‘Oh my gosh, this is hilarious. The one place where I thought it sucked to be plant-based is where I am now,’” she says.
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1 week ago |
islands.com | Tess Kazenoff
If you're familiar with Honolulu, the Waikiki beachfront, and Hawaii's other popular spots, you might be craving somewhere off the beaten path. Beyond the touristy resort cities lie some of the state's most charming and underrated small towns. From the artsy streets of Makawao on Maui to the misty rainforest hideaway of Volcano Village on the Big Island, Hawaii's small towns have endless beauty and culture.
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1 month ago |
islands.com | Tess Kazenoff
Anyone who's traveled in a group will be keenly aware that managing competing interests and different personalities can be quite a challenge. Traveling as a family with all the varying age groups can be even more difficult. If you're struggling to find a U.S. destination that suits all age groups (or are simply seeking some inspiration for your next vacation), we've got you covered.
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1 month ago |
islands.com | Tess Kazenoff
It's far from a secret that Italians are known for their amazing food. With a deep-seated food culture and rich culinary traditions, Italy is no short of a paradise for foodies. While tourists should expect their meals to be delicious, with regional variety and local ingredients, they should not expect their meals to be, well, American.
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1 month ago |
islands.com | Tess Kazenoff
From museum-hopping and exploring a city's food scene to checking out various neighborhoods and sightseeing, costs when traveling in big cities tend to quickly add up. But while visiting most major cities often comes with an unfavorably large price tag, Chicago somehow goes against the grain. Surprisingly doable for a trip on a budget, there's enough sightseeing to fill an entire vacation without spending a dollar.
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