Wet & Wild Water War at La Batalla Naval
Spain is fond of its festivals and some of the best involve battles. Batalla Naval is a great water fight in the neighborhood of Vallecas outside central Madrid.
TwoBadTourists Talk: Lisbon’s Gay Pride March
If you recall back in June, we had a campaign going on TwoBadTourists.com for our followers to vote on which Gay Pride event to send us. Between London, Paris, Barcelona, and Lisbon, Portugal’s capital city won! We chose these four cities because they were all celebrating their Pride weekends on the same days. Or so […]
Haro’s Epic Batalla del Vino
Every year on June 29, there’s a battle in Haro, Spain in the region of La Rioja where ed wine is the ammo and white clothing is the un-protective armor.
TwoBadTourists Talk: Seville’s Plaza de España
When visiting Seville, the Plaza de España is a must see. Take a look at our video featuring the building, some facts, and some fun.
A Day Trip to Bratislava Slovakia
Check out my day trip from Vienna into Bratislava. Though a lessor known European capital, it’s the main center of Slovakia and well worth a visit.
Locked Up Luggage and Transit Strikes in Nice
We’ve been fortunate enough in our travels to have never had problems with lost luggage. It wasn’t until Nice that our time finally came!
Our Best and Worst Visa Experiences
Thus far, we’ve been to about 35 countries in the past 15 months and of those, seven have required applying for visas. Some have been as simple as getting them at the border and others have been painstaking endeavors that tested the very limits of our sanity. Exaggeration – that is not! Sometimes it was […]
“America’s Grilling Rivals”: Our Contribution to TheBoysClub.net
We’re now assisting TheBoysClub.net with their travel section of the site. Check out our latest post on America’s BBQ rivals.
Teaching English Abroad: Yes or No?
When we began our round the world trip planning, we knew we wanted to do some work with volunteer organizations which is why we worked at a school and orphanage at Casa Guatemala in Rio Dulce and at a children’s center and a farm for Volunteer Partnerships for West Africa in Ghana, but we’ve always […]
Flying When Trans
Airport travel is hectic for anyone, but what is it like through the eyes of a transgender individual? What precautions can a trans traveler take at the airport? Everyone has an aspect about the airport and flying in general that gets to them. It’s an involved process that we all have to experience at some point. But what is it like for the transgender community when traveling at the airport and what sort of precautions can be taken should an issue arise?