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Maritza | Travel Writer and Blogger
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Maritza Travel Writer and Blogger has an Instagram engagement rate of 7.68%
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Maritza Travel Writer and Blogger (@travelnotesandthings) — 595 FollowersEngagement: 7.68% · Avg. Likes: 40 · Avg. Comments: 6
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Latina travel writer empowering women to explore the world. Travel guides, tips, and reshaping reverse culture shock for transformative travel.
Answer: Maritza Travel Writer and Blogger has 595 followers on Instagram.
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- Mexico City (CDMX) has a way of welcoming you, even as one of the most populated cities in the world. It’s unique really. The people are extremely hospitable and warm, the culture is fascinating, and the sights are breathtaking- from the historic center that signifies a lot for CDMX and the rest of Mexico, to the bougie neighborhoods, and everything in between. However, If you have ever started planning a trip to Mexico City, then you should know that it isn't the easiest place to plan a vacay with SO many things to see and do. There are so many reasons why Mexico City is a destination I’ve been visiting quite a few times since my first visit in 2017, and for good reasons. 🇲🇽 180 museums - many even free depending on the day you go. 🇲🇽 Extremely well connected public transport systems. 🇲🇽 Very walkable for a city of its size. 🇲🇽 Dozens and dozens of food options from street tacos to fine dining. 🇲🇽 There’s something for everyone- from culture, history, food, and budgets, and activities. 🇲🇽 Beautiful weather 🇲🇽 Low airfare cost to travel from the US. …y mucho más… However, in a city of 21 million people and tourism reaching an average of 95 million people per year (pre-pandemic), how do you manage and plan a trip in a city that has A LOT going on? How can you plan how many days, how much money, and how to organize yourself with these statistics? On the blog, I have a new post up answering some of the most common questions related to planning a trip to Mexico City or CDMX for short, from… 🇲🇽 Money and average costs. 🇲🇽 Safety and how to move around the city. 🇲🇽 Where to eat/stay, and 🇲🇽 What to do on a 4 day long trip to this beautifully chaotic city. And much more… This is a post that took a lot of work to put together, but one that I am sure is going to help a lot of travelers who would like to plan a trip to CDMX but have more than a few questions in regards. I know I’ll be referencing this post myself in the future, but that may be a bit biased coming from me 😜 Click the link in my bio to go to the post. It's time for a trip to Mexico City - let me help you plan it 💚🤍❤️
- Currently, I am typing this caption in the chilly but sunny Midwest, while mentally, I am taking a walk down Reforma avenue in sunnier and warmer climate in CDMX. Hi! 👋🏽 I see that there are a few new faces around here, and so I wanted to share a few things about Travel Notes and Things, in case you’re wondering what else to expect from this space. I’m Maritza, AKA Travel Notes and Things around here. I’m a Latina traveler, and lover of all things travel, culture, food, and meeting people from all over the world. I am here to share my best travel tips, as well as: - Study abroad tips 🧳 - Whats it’s like to each English abroad 👩🏽🏫 - Travel and food 🥘 - Midwest travel, specifically Illinois travel 🌾 - And outlooks on the different parts of travel 🌎 I like to share the majority of my content on my blog (link in bio) and here on IG, I like to share my insight on different aspects of travel that we don’t talk about often. For instance, the transformations that we experience on a personal level as we travel the world, and what that means. Why reverse culture shock feels like a bucket of ice cold water after an expansive trip, and what that means, and so much more. I also share travel tips and suggestions either experienced by me personally, or researched intensely, specifically to support the younger generation of Latinos who want to travel, but may not know how or where to even get started. I was there once, and I know what it’s like. So welcome! I hope you stick around, and find this space to serve you in a way that’s different from other travel content. Let me know what’s the biggest lesson that travel gave you, down below! 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽
- Something I really love about Mexico City is how it surprises you every time you visit. From the neighborhoods that offer such a cool, unique vibe, to the museums that showcase Mexico’s amazing history, oftentimes showcased in the streets, markets of all sorts everywhere, fun public events, all the way to its beautiful architecture ranging from classical colonial, Art Deco, European gothic Baroque, and more. Visiting the neighborhoods alone is such an awesome itinerary plan, because each offers a different side to Mexico City and each has its own culture, food specialties, architecture, and vibe. This was definitely my experience recently, as I visited one of Mexico City’s most modern neighborhoods called Santa Fe. Full of towering, modern skyscrapers, a 69 acre beautiful park where people walk their dog, jog, and meet up for brunch with friends at one of the trendy restaurants located inside, as well as visiting Mexico’s biggest shopping center (the 3rd largest in Latin America), and so much more. That’s the Santa Fe neighborhood, which comes with such an interesting history as well, as it wasn’t always this modern. In this week’s post, I share with you just why Santa Fe is a neighborhood to visit in Mexico City, and what are the three things to experience while visiting this trendy new area in CDMX. Click the link in my bio to read the post, and let me know if you’ve ever been there, or if you’d like to!
