This was supposed to be the  trip. The one where I documented every outfit, every meal, every perfectly posed moment for the ’gram. But somewhere between the dim sum and the skyline, I remembered—I’m not built for full-time influencing. But I did my best. Getting through Hong Kong airport? Surprisingly smooth. Getting to the train? Just follow the signs and hope you’re interpreting the arrows correctly. I stopped to grab some cash and pick up my free tourist sim package --tha

It’s my birthday week, and in true Rich Auntie fashion, I’ve decided the only sensible thing to do is celebrate by talking about… me.  Well, me and the things that make travel feel luxurious, joyful, and just a little bit dramatic — the way all good adventures should be. If you know me, you know my love of travel started long before I ever stepped foot in an airport. Little Angel in Chicago grew up on MGM movies, watching glamorous women sweep into train stations and European

Here’s how I survived my very own travel nightmares, and came out looking fabulous anyway.

Stop number two on my long journey home was Shanghai. Although I had watched quite a few Chinese dramas that take place in Shanghai, I didn't plan on actually checking out the city, I was only there for Disney. It was... an experience!

After living in South Korea for five years, I recently moved back home to Chicago. Some might have opted for a direct flight from Incheon...

I traveled for 2 months by myself through Asia and Europe. It was a learning experience let me tell you!

I am an Aggressive Planner but a Passive Doer, I love a good Hop On/Off Tour.

The room was definitely a step up from the Must Stay Motel in Seoul. There was a bidet and a fancy shower similar to my old apartment.

$3 saved is 6 fish cake sticks eaten!

For Seollal, I decided to escape everything...and go to Seoul for the weekend. I booked a couple of tours that I had been wanting to go on,

So let me tell you about when I finally got to Seoul! It only took 3 hours, 1 bus, and 1 train.