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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Oklahoma is one of the most underrated states in the U.S., and this county is one of its most magnificent spots. No wonder the movie industry loves it.
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While some say this is a big tourist trap, those who've been still rave about the experience and say it's a must-visit spot for beer and Bavarian culture.
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This bucket list-worthy attraction in Italy is popular for good reason, but the growing number of tourists had led to a need for a daily cap on visitors.
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Learn how to be a savvy traveler and avoid this common tourist scam in popular destinations in Italy. Here's what to do if it happens to you.
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Visit this lesser-known destination to explore the ancient ruins of a Roman Colosseum without the crowds you'd find in Italy's capital city.
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Samantha Brown is an expert traveler ... and packer! She particularly loves hardside luggage, but there is another important detail she looks for.
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Where better to go to college in America than a gorgeous small town nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains? It doesn't get much better.
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Both Airbnbs and hostels can be great accommodation options when you're traveling on a budget. Here's how travel expert Andy Steves says you should decide.
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Whether its food, art, or history, Florence is known for many things. But this iconic souvenir is one Rick Steves always makes sure he picks up when he visits.
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Budget airlines can be a great option to save money on travel. But Rick Steves warns of a "name game" where the airport might not be as convenient as you hope.
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When is the best time to visit southern France? Travel expert Rick Steves knows the best month to avoid the crowds and experience the best weather.
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Travel expert Rick Steves has put certain destinations around Europe on the map, but some critics say that this popularity can have a negative effect.
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To experience one of the most significant sites in America's long and storied history, tourists should take a trip to South Carolina with Viator.
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Budget airlines have been crucial for travelers whose finances are tight, but there are some worrying signs that they may soon become a thing of the past.
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Here's how far in advance travel expert and TV host Rick Steves suggests you book your hotel when planning a trip to Europe to avoid disappointment.
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It's important to know the customs of the countries you visit. For instance, locals hate when tourists break this unspoken rule while at a bar in Hungary.
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Follow this super simple packing tip shared by Samantha Brown to travel light without sacrificing style by taking the same outfits from day to night.
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Hit the open roads, leave Dallas behind, and head for the coast following this fun-filled road trip route through eastern Texas before reaching the beach.
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If you plan to drive in Great Britain, Rick Steves says tourists should be sure to follow this essential road rule, as locals hate it when you don’t.
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Enjoy the stunning landscapes of Italy's Amalfi Coast at a fraction of the cost at this underrated Eastern European destination with fewer crowds.
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College towns are lively, offer lots of activities, and often smaller and more intimate than major cities. This town in Iowa provides all this and more.
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Follow this coastal Michigan road trip route to explore the natural beauty of the Great Lakes, visit local museums, and embark on outdoor adventures.
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Las Vegas has some of the most elaborate hotels in the United States, and the hotel pools are no different. Here are five unique ones to consider for your trip.
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Travel expert Rick Steves certainly knows how to save money on travel - and when to spend it. He recommends splurging on this signature experience in Paris.
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Since Florida isn’t known only for theme parks and beaches, visit the town called Florida’s Springlands for easy access to the best local freshwater springs.
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Whether you like French, Chinese, Italian, or American cuisine, this city has some of the best, and the most, fine dining restaurants in the country.
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Like his dad, Rick Steves’ son Andy also has great advice for visiting Europe on a budget. Here’s one of Andy’s favorite free activities to do in a new city.