Anna Robinson
School
The University Of Tulsa
Expertise
European Destinations, Solo Travel, Budget Lodging
- During college, Anna spent four months traveling cheaply throughout Europe.
- She writes about her travel adventures on her blog Abroad With Anna and offers tips in order to encourage other people to travel.
- Anna wrote an essay on the perception of women traveling solo in the media.
Experience
Anna gained an interest in travel at a young age after becoming fascinated with world maps. She began writing in elementary school and carried her passions to college, where she researched and wrote about global media and politics. After graduation, she wrote blog articles on past lifestyle and Americana trends for a local antique appraisal company. She previously wrote for Grunge and The List before joining Explore in August 2023.
Education
Anna has a bachelor's degree in media studies/communication and a certificate in international studies from the University of Tulsa. She also spent a semester studying Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic.
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Stories By Anna Robinson
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Small towns are a great way to enjoy a relaxing vacation. This idyllic Maine spot is perfect for easy outings, including the nearby Acadia National Park.
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Escape the hustle and bustle of Italy's capital and take a stroll through some of these beautiful green spaces that you can find all over the city.
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Solo travel allows for freedom while on the road, but it can also get lonely. Rick Steves hates this part in particular, but he also has tips to avoid it.
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It's not the destination, it's the journey. And this road trip in Washington State will have you stopping to look at tons of wildlife, from deer to black bears.
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Rome may not have been built in a day, but according to Rick Steves, with some careful planning, you can get a taste of the Eternal City in just 24 hours.
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Visiting this national park provides ample opportunity for unique wildlife spotting in the air, land, and sea, so make sure you pack those binoculars!
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Everyone loves an underrated getaway, and this bourbon-sipping, history-making, sports-mad southern city is the perfect place for a spectacular summer vacation.
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Capuchins, alligators, tigers, and more are given new life at this fantastic Florida wildlife sanctuary where visitors can meet the animals on a guided tour.
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Visit Dublin's most historic pub for a taste of local culture and live music. No tourist itinerary to the capital is complete without a pit stop here!
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In-the-know tourists have loved this charming small town for decades, but the rapid growth of a nearby ski resort could lead to significant changes.
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FlixBus is an affordable bus service in Europe, but should you be wary of a budget bus line? We share conflicting reports and our own personal experience.
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The best part of traveling is a chance to learn about new cultures, histories, and ways of living. That's why Rick Steves recommends this type of tour.
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Dreaming of visiting a European city but can't afford the Roman or Parisian price tag? Rick Steves suggests going east for the best budget-friendly sightseeing.
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Although the butt of jokes for decades, this much-maligned yet freshly renovated hub is now one of Samantha Brown's favorite airports in the U.S.
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As Samantha Brown puts it: Most Caribbean islands look the same. But this island, with its volcanic boulders, offers a totally different experience.
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Looking for a vibrant city break? Head to one of Rick Steves' favorite US destinations for live music, a hot food scene, and fascinating historic landmarks.
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Visit this sanctuary to see iconic local wildlife up-close and learn about conservation. Here's the best time to visit the park and what to know before you go.
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Explore the lesser-visited city of Youngstown where there's something for everyone, from scenic walking trails and engineering museums to great restaurants.
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Add this unique museum to your list of tourist activities to do in Oslo. Even if you're not a history buff, you'll find the displays beautiful and informative.
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Spot Florida's most infamous local creatures and other diverse wildlife on this 80-mile highway that passes through several nature reserves and parks.
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Read this before you book your trip to Europe! See one of Rick Steves' valuable tips to make sure you're planning your trip for the best time of year.
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Depending on where you’re visiting, it may be hard to completely avoid overrated tourist traps, but Samantha Brown has a few tips to help you steer clear.
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As the number of tourists visiting Europe continues to rise, Rick Steves says it's more important than ever to make sure you're being a good guest.
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Do you love history? How about walking? If so, this city in Austria is a perfect vacation destination, where you can leisurely stroll the historical streets.
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We found it! The coolest swimming pool in the country. Make sure you head to this vintage European-inspired destination to cool off in style this summer.
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Believe it or not, there are other places to see the iconic Joshua trees than in Joshua Tree National Park! Here are some great alternatives with fewer crowds.
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We've all heard about Las Vegas' epic Sphere. But did you know that you don't have to go to Sphere to experience it? This unexpected place offers amazing views.