Anna Robinson
School
The University Of Tulsa
Expertise
European Destinations, Solo Travel, Budget Lodging
- During college, Anna spent four months traveling cheaply throughout Europe.
- She writes about her travel adventures on her blog "Abroad With Anna" and offers tips in order to encourage other people to travel.
- Anna wrote an essay on the perception of women traveling solo in the media.
Experience
Anna gained an interest in travel at a young age after becoming fascinated with world maps. She began writing in elementary school and carried her passions to college, where she researched and wrote about global media and politics. After graduation, she wrote blog articles on past lifestyle and Americana trends for a local antique appraisal company. She previously wrote for Grunge and The List before joining Explore in August 2023.
Education
Anna has a bachelor's degree in media studies/communication and a certificate in international studies from the University of Tulsa. She also spent a semester studying Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic.
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Stories By Anna Robinson
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Southern Oklahoma is one of the most underrated destinations to go have outdoor adventures in the U.S. Here's why you should check out this wildlife refuge.
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Budget airlines don’t always have the best reputations, as angry reviews may attest, but this underrated airline could help you see more of Europe affordably.
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Travel influencer Rick Steves brings to our attention an odd thing about the flags displayed in Europe, at least odd to those used to living in America.
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Las Vegas is the ultimate party destination. While the city is famous for its entertaining nightlife, there's one place you should avoid during the day.
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An airline that's on time and has amazing food? Sign us up! You'll want to book your next flight on this airline to get food designed by world-famous chefs.
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America might celebrate Oktoberfest locally, but that doesn't mean there aren't huge noticable differences between American and German beers.
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If you're looking for a town filled with unique antiques and historical charm, you don't have to go too far from Dallas to find it. Here's why you should go.
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This unexpected museum in New York City is one of the few places in the United States where you can experience medieval-style architecture up close.
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France takes food seriously and are a lot of rules about dining out in the country. Here's one thing Americans don't realize when they go to restaurants.
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If you're looking for a budget-friendly accommodation in Europe and can follow a few rules, staying at one of these surprising stays might be just the ticket.
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Rome boasts a treasure trove of free historic sites. However, if you're headed here on holiday, this famous landmark may soon require a timed-entry ticket.
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One of the biggest lakes in Florida would be a water adventurers paradise if it weren't for this major safety issue. Here's why you should be careful there.
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This college town in Colorado is the perfect combination of historic and scenic. Spend the day learning about its past then hit the trails for epic views.
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An associate of travel guru Rick Steves has some ideas on how best to avoid experiencing long lines at tourist attractions while visiting Europe.
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There are certain things that tourists do that easily give them away to possible scammers. Here's what to do so you don't get conned out of your cash in a taxi.
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There are a lot of travel etiquette rules in France that tourists should know. Here's what not to do when you're ordering a coffee at a Parisian café.
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Tourists should follow this one major rule when booking a tour with travel expert Rick Steves. Here's why it's important for a more enjoyable trip.
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Heading to Florida to let loose for spring break? This destination's alcohol ban could put a damper on things, where party antics can land you in jail.
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Exploring Paris, France does not have to cost you a lot of money. In fact, one of Europe's best public transit systems is in the city. Here's how to use it.
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One of the best ramen chain restaurants in the world actually has a few locations in one American city. Here's where you should go if you want to try it.
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Many people agree that overtourism is a growing issue in Europe, but not everyone appreciates this proposed new plan to combat it in the Mediterranean.
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A rare flower captivated visitors at this stunning garden in New York City, offering a fleeting glimpse of its unique beauty ... and putrid smell.
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Many people struggle to decide what kind of tour is right for them when visiting a new place. Here's how booking a tour can benefit your next trip to Rome.
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European destinations can be extremely busy, but travel expert Rick Steves says doing this one thing will make your visit way more pleasurable.
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Couples vacationing in Italy may be disappointed that this trendy tradition is now illegal in the country's most popular cities. Here's why you should avoid it.
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France is full of popular tourist spots, so it's important to be aware of common scams at this iconic French attraction in the heart of Paris.
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Lodge in boutique hotels, check out the food scene, and learn about art and American history with a visit to one of the best college towns in the country.