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2 weeks ago | bloggeratlarge.com | Megan Singleton

If you’re anything like me, food and travel go hand in hand. I don’t want to waste a dining opportunity on a stale sandwich at a museum!However that’s not to say I’m so posh I wouldn’t eat from a food truck, or buy a decadentally sweet white chocolate Capitol Building at the Capitol Building cafeteria (because when in Rome…)I love it all. From Michelin dining to a hot dog at a game, and you can get it all here in Washington, DC.

3 weeks ago | bloggeratlarge.com | Megan Singleton

We’ve started our Mexico tour in Cancun, followed by Mexico City, Los Cabos and we’re finishing in Palm Springs California, to fly home from Los Angeles. As I’m currently hosting 15 people, I don’t have time to write up exactly how to spend the 3 days just yet, but I will put some of my favorite photos in for now, and come back to this with a handy itinerary post.

1 month ago | bloggeratlarge.com | Megan Singleton

Is this America’s best kept secret?? I cannot believe this super quick entry trick into the US has been around since 2014, with Visa Waiver countries able to use it since 2016. Why has no one told me about this before?!We just visited the US and got through Customs in a jiffy thanks to the MPC, Mobile Passport Control, app. It’s free to download and you have a separate entry lane to expedite you through the airport.

1 month ago | bloggeratlarge.com | Megan Singleton

I’ve just had the most crazy week in New Orleans attending my first Mardi Gras in this city that needs no excuse to celebrate with a parade. Or in this case, days of parades that finish on Mardi Gras (Fat Tuesday), because Ash Wednesday is the beginning of Lent. Yes, believe it or not, this week of multiple parades is all about the Easter calendar. In 1892 the Rex Parade introduced the mardi gras colours of purple, gold and green. Purple Represents Justice. Green Represents Faith.

1 month ago | bloggeratlarge.com | Megan Singleton

Welcome to Paris, the City of Lights and the City of Love! The French capital of fashion and cuisine may be known for eye-watering luxury, but some of the best ways to experience Paris won’t cost you a single euro.