Volar parece sencillo. Compras el boleto, haces tu maleta y… listo. Sin embargo, la realidad es otra. Un vuelo puede volverse incómodo si olvidas pequeños detalles que marcan la diferencia entre un viaje placentero y uno agotador.
De hecho, la azafata Karen Young, citada por Travel + Leisure (14 de febrero de 2026), comparte una lista de objetos … Read more
Si ya notariaste un documento en Estados Unidos, es muy común preguntarse: ¿para qué sirve una apostilla si ya tengo el documento notariado? En Notaría Latina en New York, esta es una de las dudas más frecuentes entre la comunidad latina en Nueva York, especialmente cuando los documentos deben usarse fuera del país.
La respuesta corta es clara: la … Read more
Traveling is supposed to feel like freedom.
You walk through the airport with dreams packed neatly inside your carry-on—new cities, new tastes, new beginnings. But here’s the uncomfortable truth most travelers never talk about: airplanes and airports are among the dirtiest environments you’ll ever step into.
And no, this isn’t fear-mongering.
This comes straight from someone who has lived … Read more
Running is no longer just about sweat, speed, and finish lines. Today, running has become a journey—one that blends movement with meaning, and competition with contemplation. Across the world, running events are increasingly held at breathtaking tourist attractions: mountains that whisper stories, coastal roads kissed by the wind, ancient cities that seem to cheer runners on.
Choosing a seat on a plane often feels like choosing a small destiny.
It looks simple—window or aisle—but behind that choice hides comfort, rest, mood, and sometimes even the memory you’ll carry home after landing. For short flights, it might not matter much. But for long journeys, your seat becomes your temporary home in the sky.
Some people want to … Read more
Waiting for your luggage at the airport can feel longer than the flight itself.
Your feet are tired. Your mind is already at the hotel, at home, or at your next meeting.
Yet there you stand—watching the conveyor belt spin endlessly, afraid to blink in case your suitcase passes by unnoticed.
Travel, like life, is often not about the distance … Read more
