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10 Live Streams To Keep You In A Traveling State Of Mind
The Coronavirus has the entire travel coterie on pause. From flight attendants to travel writers, most of us are spending a lot more time at home than we’re used to….
The Boss Guide To Valle De Guadalupe: Mexico’s Napa Valley
Mexico has so much to offer tourists that some of the country’s more valuable gems are often overlooked. One region slowly gaining popularity but still quaint enough to enjoy is…
Seneca Village: The African-American Village Underneath Central Park
Beneath Central Park’s concrete pathways and grassy hills are the ruins of Seneca Village, an old African-American settlement. Comprised of homes, two schools, two cemeteries and three churches, the five acre…
ComfortLA: Skid Row’s Soul Food Restaurant
In 2015, ComfortLA opened its doors in Downtown Los Angeles’ infamous Skid Row neighborhood hoping to revitalize the city’s estranged community. The “clean” soul food restaurant has since become a…
Is The Dominican Republic Still “Safe” To Visit?
At least seven tourists have died in the Dominican Republic since June 2018, a frightening number that’s bruising the country’s reputation as a travel destination. PR for the Caribbean getaway…
Haters Gonna Hate: Trump Craps On Cuban Tourism
Your Instagram feed will likely feature fewer images from Cuba thanks to the Trump administration. The State Department announced a new ban on travel to Cuba for American group tours,…
Nine Facts About The Iconic Watts Towers You Probably Didn’t Know
A longstanding member of LA’s visual iconography, The Watts Towers have been an instrumental part of the Watts community for nearly a century. People from around the world visit the…
The California African American Museum Is #ForTheCulture
Art enthusiasts in the Los Angeles area should add CAAM to their list of places to visit. Located in Exposition Park, the museum features a collection of over 4,000 paintings,…
The LA Hotel Welcoming Black Customers For 113 Years
“Invitations have been sent out to all those who appear in the ‘Who’s Who’ volumes of local negro society, and to many white skinned friends as well.” That’s not a…
New LA Exhibit Explores Art in the Age of Black Power
The Broad museum in Los Angeles just announced a new exhibit paying tribute to influential Black artists in America. Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power…
Does Joe Budden Think Carnival Is A Ho Convention?
“These chicks can’t wait to put on these carnival outfits and be hoes.” And we’re off. Those are the ridiculous words of New York rapper Joe Budden, who, during…
Watch: Travel Tips For Visiting Downtown Los Angeles
TravelCoterie contributor Eric Berry takes us on a tour of his Downtown Los Angeles neighborhood.