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Travel Talk is a new Sosauce blog series in which we chat with our favorite travel experts about celebrating the saucy side of travel. With such successful experiences in travel media, we want to highlight their journeys from turning a passion for wanderlust into a profession, their travel plans for 2010, and how they document [...]

Sharing photos from around the world is one of the easiest and most enjoyable activities on Sosauce. It is also quite popular (Sosauce hosts over 166,000 photos to date) within the Travel Geeks community. This week we bring you a collection of travel photos depicting the architecture from cities all over the globe. Marvel at [...]

Enshrouded in Traffic by Howard Lights, motion, and stillness. A moment captured during the busy Hong Kong workday. The busyness of an urban environment stands in contrast with the woman waiting to cross the street. Do more with your travel photos: print your favorite photos on Sosauce and show them off! Visit the Sosauce Store [...]

Living Above the Clouds by Charles Beautiful shot of a solitary abode up in the mountains of China. Must be a surreal experience waking up above the clouds. The beauty of the shot isn’t simply a result of the subject but the composition as well.

Every Thursday, we will feature some of our favorite travel stories found on Sosauce. We call it our “Weekly Wow” as these excerpts are not records of your standard trip to a Parisian cafe but those experiences that widen the eyes and drop the jaw. You’ll gain access to the story told first hand and [...]

When I spent that year living in Shenzhen, one of the biggest problems I had was not making many friends. This has never been an issue for me in any other living situation – be it growing up, at summer camp, at college, or in my twenty-something life here in New York. I’m plenty likable, [...]

Who doesn’t love a good pun? Most people, it turns out. The Chinese language, however, is structured to lend itself to a whole world of puns. Each syllable corresponds to a written character, and they are put together in different ways to make words. For example, in English, we have a word for owl. It’s owl. It [...]

The holiday office party season is upon us.  I always enjoy browsing through the articles warning what NOT to do while celebrating, namely get too drunk, seduce a coworker, mouth off in front of your boss, or the classic dance on a table with a lampshade over your head. In China, there are different standards [...]

The United States is lovingly known as a “melting pot” for people with different ethnic backgrounds.  The degree to which they’re actually “melted” together varies across the country, with the density of cultural mix easily one of the top reasons why New York is an infinitely intriguing place. Without getting into exposure to foreign languages [...]