Camila Pérez B
School
Universidad De Los Andes
Expertise
Pet-Friendly Travel, Remote Work & Digital Nomadism, Outdoor & Adventure Travel
- Camila has visited more than 25 countries since she was just 5 years old, and even called places like Colombia, Senegal, and Cambodia home.
- An experienced content writer and strategist with nearly a decade of experience, she's worked with hospitality brands like Selina, Wynwood House, Mad Monkey Hostels, and Gold Tree Hospitality to craft compelling stories both on and offline.
- When she's not ticking off her travel bucket list, you can find her cuddled up on the couch with a good book and her dog, Mamba.
Experience
Camila's professional writing journey started in Colombia where she interned as a journalist in the arts and culture sector. After realizing the 9-5 just wasn't for her, she sold most of her belongings, packed up the rest, and ventured out to South East Asia where she took on a role as a content creator and copywriter for a local travel brand. Leveraging her first-hand knowledge and multicultural upbringing, Camila enjoys writing about her pet-friendly, digital nomad lifestyle. Whether it's discovering hidden gem cafés in Bangkok or exploring pet-friendly hiking trails in the Andes, she's constantly on the move, sharing her unique experiences with the world.
Education
Camila graduated from the Universidad de los Andes in Bogotá, Colombia, with a Bachelor of Arts in literature, as well as a minor in journalism and another in social psychology.
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Stories By Camila Pérez B
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It can be tricky to find safe, clean, budget-friendly accommodations when traveling in Europe. Fortunately, Rick Steves has an unexpected recommendation.
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Fresh food markets have a culture of their own in Europe, so tourists should be mindful of this unspoken rule (that isn't common in the U.S.) while shopping.
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See why Bindi Irwin recommends this scenic, family-friendly road trip route through the Australian Outback and find must-visit spots for your itinerary.
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You’re not allowed to smile for your passport photo - but why? Here's the unexpected reason why travelers are told to avoid smiling and other mistakes.
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From Alaska to Wyoming, here are the best places to see bears in the wild across the U.S., including when to go and tips for a safe encounter.
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Greece is full of beautiful and beachy destinations from Santorini to Mykonos, but this underrated town is famous for its incredible seafood offerings.
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This charming neighborhood in Miami is a must-visit for art lovers and may even make you feel as if you've stepped onto the streets of Europe.
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Premium high-deck cabins may come with exclusive perks and stunning views, but there’s a major drawback you’ll want to consider before booking your next cruise.
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Whether you're an avid horseback rider, backcountry camper, or prefer access to comfortable amenities from your RV, this state park has a campground for you.
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Dreading that upcoming ultra-long flight? It may surprise you to learn that surviving the trip comfortably comes down to what foods you eat, and when.
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When you board a plane, flight attendants might notice if you're ill. Here's what happens when they notice you're sick and how it can impact your trip.
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When planning a trip to New York City, you might want to consider which airport is better to fly into, LaGuardia or JFK? We have advice to help you decide.
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Before you visit Japan, make sure you read up on travel etiquette. This one rule to follow before entering homes in Japan can save you some embarrassment.
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These tropical destinations in Central America are perfect for travelers seeking stunning landscapes, rich cultures, and peace of mind on their adventures.
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These common shoes might be perfect at home but are a mistake to wear in Europe. Here's what to wear instead to explore the cobblestone streets and beyond!
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It's tempting to have a few drinks before a flight if your goal is to relax, but throwing back too many can end up costing you more than you think.
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With its strict drug laws, you want to be careful about what medications you bring to Indonesia. If you're planning a trip to Bali, don't bring this medicine.
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See the genius travel hack Reddit can't stop talking about to pack smarter and bring your souvenirs home without breaking the bank or your baggage allowance.
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The check-in rules for Airbnb are changing in Italy. Here's the important information you need to know to make your Airbnb stay in Italy as smooth as possible.
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Swimming is a useful skill for kids, but safety is paramount. Here are the best (and worst) colors for kids to wear in the water to make them most visible.
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Want to swim in a lake that's so clean, it meets drinking water standards? Then head to this lake in Austria that's a perfect countryside escape.
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Long flights can be stressful, uncomfortable, and ... long. Luckily, this TikToker has a strategy to break up long-haul flights to make them fly by.
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As airports add more activities and eateries, they are becoming their own destinations. But can you get through TSA if you aren't flying? Here's what to know.
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Splitting the bill at a restaurant isn't as straightforward in China as it is in America. In fact, it’s often considered a rude faux pas. Here’s why.
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Can you bring lotion in your carry-on? The TSA might not give you the hose again, but here are the rules for bringing lotion on an airplane.
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Traveling to the Maldives just got more expensive. The country increased its departure tax fees, but different passengers pay more or less. Here's what to know.
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For most of us, flying is the worst part of travel. If you have back problems? Even worse! Here's the best seat to help with back pain, according to a surgeon.