Tattoos are not just for society’s outlaws anymore. Tattoos have come to symbolize life experiences, stories, points of inspiration, and celebration. As travelers we have plenty of stories to pass on, so what better way to share travel memories than a tattoo? Below we’ve highlighted travelers who choose to celebrate the saucy side of travel [...]
The Wayward Winos are back to share some news on an exciting summer opportunity for Travel Geeks! Connect with Melanie and Paul @WaywardWinos on Twitter.
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The prospect of travel may sometimes seem out of reach, however Host Our Coast offers the opportunity to [...]
Beards. Mustaches. Scruff.
We’re talking about manly men. Rugged guys climbing mountains, exploring off the beaten path, discovering new trails, roughing it up on the road, traveling the world. Inspired by Christoph Rehage’s nomadic beard video, The Longest Way, this article is dedicated to the Travel Geeks sporting beards proudly – proof of their extensive travels, [...]
In this new series about cultural observations, our expert Sosauce traveler and family man, Howard will be introducing stories about his encounters with interesting people in his travels. This is the fourth and final part of a story about John Kago, a travel guide from Tanzania. Read the third part here.
I guess you never say [...]
Are you a foodie on the go? Read up on Stacey’s previous reviews from Culinary Adventures in New York here.
For my jerk chicken culinary adventure, I asked my friend Allison for a recommendation near her apartment in the Caribbean neighborhood of Flatbush. On Friday evening, she took me for a walk down Church Avenue, [...]
In this new series about cultural observations, our expert Sosauce traveler and family man, Howard will be introducing stories about his encounters with interesting people in his travels. This is the third part of a story about John Kago, a travel guide from Tanzania. Read the second part here.
We traveled in Tanzania only by land, [...]
I have taken more culinary adventures to Flushing than to any other place in the city. It’s 1 hour and fifteen minutes from my apartment in Brooklyn, either by taking the 7 train or hopping on one of the secret inter-Chinatown vans. They’ll take you for $2.50 between the New York Chinatown, from lower Manhattan [...]
In this new series about cultural observations, our expert Sosauce traveler and family man, Howard will be introducing stories about his encounters with interesting people in his travels. This is the second part of a story about John Kago, a travel guide from Tanzania. Read the first part here.
Before our little propeller plane landed on [...]
In this new series about cultural observations, our expert Sosauce traveler and family man, Howard will be introducing stories about his encounters with interesting people in his travels. This first 4-part story is about John Kago, a travel guide from Tanzania.
Getting from Nairobi to the Serengeti National Park was truly a process. Five 6-seater [...]
In a city with food offerings as diverse as New York, Uighur cuisine is still difficult to find. Uighur (often spelled Uyghur) is a Turkic ethnicity spread across Central Asia, mainly in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and the northwest Chinese province of Xinjiang.
I fell in love with Uighur food when I was living in China, and [...]
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Sosauce - short for "Social Sauce" - highlights the saucy side of travel and the social aspect that gives it value. We're an authentic community for travel geeks- the curious traveler who will get up early to see the sunrise over Mt. Fuji, or go out of their way to try the local tribal delicacy.
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