Venice, was absolutely incredible. I didn’t think I would love it as much as I did. U thought i would ride a gondola and be over the trip. Boy was I wrong. There is so much history in the city. The food was incredible! The pizza, the pasta, the wine, oh and the cappuccinos are all to die for!! Then there is the shopping(which is about 30% cheaper than buying in the us)... so needless to say I was in heaven! Another great thing to do is taking the ferry over to Burano! It’s a local fishing town where the buildings are all different colors to help the fishermen back in the day to find their way home! The last awesome thing about Venice is that you can take a train to the other Italian cities... or take a cheap flight to other European cities! I would Venice Venice twice a year if I could... I love it that much!

Paris is probably one of my favorite places to visit! If you’re a hopeless romantic like me, you have to go to Paris! No matter the season Paris is perfect! I don’t know about most people, but I will never get tired of seeing the Eiffel Tower light up every hour on the hour start st 8pm. Though Paris is a very expensive city, it is still worth seeing once. And the shipping is unreal!! Be sure to be a tourist and visit all of the main attractions... it’s a must! My suggestion would be going when it’s fall/winter... it’s a lot less crowded.

Nairobi scared me at first. Riding through the low income part of town really hurt my heart for the way some of the ppl were living. Outside of that, it is really beautiful! My first hotel was Dusit D2! It was AMAZING. We stayed there for 2 nights and really enjoyed it... the decor was chic and upscale, and very safe... they scan all bags that come through the door(like TSA). And did I mention it was a great price point? The next hotel was Giraffe Manor... one word, WOW! Small intimate 12 room hotel. It was very pricey ($1200-$2800), but well worth it. It can go even higher if you get the larger rooms. Best to stay in a room where u can feed the giraffes from your bedroom and not necessarily the luxury tents. If the price point is a bit much for you... you can do lunch at the restaurant but they are typically at capacity. Also, he only downside to that is you may not get to see the giraffes up close. If you do tea you should see them though. For both options it is about $50-$70 USD. iowever, If you can budget for a stay there... even if it’s just one night... do it! You will not be disappointed!