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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Kentucky's Mammoth Cave National Park, not far from Nashville, is home to the longest cave system in the world. Guided tours and camping only add to the fun.
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France's biggest tourist draw may be Paris, but the nation has a wealth of locations to explore. For starters, Lille has one of France's best historic markets.
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Love road trips and looking for a new route to explore? Experience the best of the Northern U.S. as you travel through 11 states along US Highway 2.
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Despite being a city made up of towering skyscrapers, New York City still manages to reflect the changing seasons, especially in the fall.
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Kruger National Park is the largest national park in South Africa. It also has the most biodiversity out of all of Africa's parks.
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California's coastal drive along Highway 1 reveals some incredible views. Just south of the Bay area, stop and enjoy the beauty of Natural Bridges State Beach.
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Indonesia's Komodo National Park boasts a diverse ecosystem and incredible wildlife. It's a unique bucket list destination for nature lovers.
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When planning your next vacation, travel guru Rick Steves suggests this tip to ensure checking off your bucket list items and finding unexpected discoveries.
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Florida has a lot more to offer than the big name tourist destinations. When planning your next trip to the Sunshine State, check out these overlooked spots.
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New York City is huge, and full of locations to visit and see along the way. Getting around on the cheap while seeing as much as possible is easier by bus.
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Despite being small compared to states like California, all regions of Florida have popular tourist destinations from Pensacola to Orlando to Key West.
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The number of items that you pack to take on a trip is one thing, but it's another thing to arrive at your destination without the items that you need.
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Though the high season is the most popular time to visit Paris, you should consider visiting during an underrated time of year when the crowds are fewer.
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Getting to another country can be tough enough - but how about getting around once you're there? Taxis don't go everywhere. Find local options with this tool.
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RV slide-outs can make your camping experience more comfortable, but this simple pool noodle hack can make slide-outs safer, especially for younger campers.
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When you're on a road trip, expect the unexpected. No matter how well you plan, make sure to remember this important budgeting rule for your next vacation.
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This simple, protective product from the dollar store can save you from a big headache that most RV owners are unfortunately familiar with.
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If you need a quick place to hide your valuables while you frolic in the waves, you can't do much better than this seemingly (but not really) gross hack.
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Thinking of booking a cruise for your next vacation? Checking out cruise ship Facebook groups can help you find major deals when booking your next cruise.
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Going to Universal Orlando can get expensive, and bringing your own food is one strategy to save some money. We outline all the rules you need to know.