Camila Pérez B
School
Universidad De Los Andes
Expertise
Pet-Friendly Travel, Remote Work & Digital Nomadism, Outdoor & Adventure Travel
- Camila has visited more than 25 countries since she was just 5 years old, and even called places like Colombia, Senegal, and Cambodia home.
- An experienced content writer and strategist with nearly a decade of experience, she's worked with hospitality brands like Selina, Wynwood House, Mad Monkey Hostels, and Gold Tree Hospitality to craft compelling stories both on and offline.
- When she's not ticking off her travel bucket list, you can find her cuddled up on the couch with a good book and her dog, Mamba.
Experience
Camila's professional writing journey started in Colombia where she interned as a journalist in the arts and culture sector. After realizing the 9-5 just wasn't for her, she sold most of her belongings, packed up the rest, and ventured out to South East Asia where she took on a role as a content creator and copywriter for a local travel brand. Leveraging her first-hand knowledge and multicultural upbringing, Camila enjoys writing about her pet-friendly, digital nomad lifestyle. Whether it's discovering hidden gem cafés in Bangkok or exploring pet-friendly hiking trails in the Andes, she's constantly on the move, sharing her unique experiences with the world.
Education
Camila graduated from the Universidad de los Andes in Bogotá, Colombia, with a Bachelor of Arts in literature, as well as a minor in journalism and another in social psychology.
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Stories By Camila Pérez B
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See the genius travel hack Reddit can't stop talking about to pack smarter and bring your souvenirs home without breaking the bank or your baggage allowance.
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The check-in rules for Airbnb are changing in Italy. Here's the important information you need to know to make your Airbnb stay in Italy as smooth as possible.
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Swimming is a useful skill for kids, but safety is paramount. Here are the best (and worst) colors for kids to wear in the water to make them most visible.
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Want to swim in a lake that's so clean, it meets drinking water standards? Then head to this lake in Austria that's a perfect countryside escape.
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Long flights can be stressful, uncomfortable, and ... long. Luckily, this TikToker has a strategy to break up long-haul flights to make them fly by.
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As airports add more activities and eateries, they are becoming their own destinations. But can you get through TSA if you aren't flying? Here's what to know.
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Splitting the bill at a restaurant isn't as straightforward in China as it is in America. In fact, it’s often considered a rude faux pas. Here’s why.
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Can you bring lotion in your carry-on? The TSA might not give you the hose again, but here are the rules for bringing lotion on an airplane.
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Traveling to the Maldives just got more expensive. The country increased its departure tax fees, but different passengers pay more or less. Here's what to know.
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For most of us, flying is the worst part of travel. If you have back problems? Even worse! Here's the best seat to help with back pain, according to a surgeon.
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Afraid of sharks? No problem! Whale sharks are calm and friendly, and this destination in Indonesia is the perfect place to swim with these water teddy bears.
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A little extra salt and pepper. A dash of hot sauce. There’s an important seasoning rule you don’t want to break if you visit Egypt, or else risk offending.
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Why do rideshare drivers cancel? While there are a number of reasons, the CEO of Uber revealed the number one reason why drivers cancel a rideshare trip.
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Not everyone likes the chaos of New York City. Instead, head to the North Fork of Long Island to visit this seaside town that's a perfect weekend getaway.
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Calling all football (or soccer) fans! The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be here before you know it. Here's how to plan ahead and get tickets.
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Planning to watch the ball drop in Times Square? Here are some essential survival strategies and unexpected bathroom challenges you need to plan for.
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Hotel pools can be a relaxing escape when you're on vacation, but there are also unspoken etiquette rules to follow. Make sure you don't break this one.
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Don't be suspicious. If TSA agents see someone who looks nervous, it's a red flag. That said, this activity could make you seem like you're hiding something.
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Hotels can be expensive and impersonal. Instead, stay at this type of accommodation that Rick Steves loves and that offers a more intimate experience.
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Airline miles can help you get seemingly “free” travel, if you can make them work for you. Here are some expert tips for getting the most value from your miles.
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Get off the beaten track and visit this underrated island off the coast of Kenya for a relaxing getaway where you won't find cars, but donkeys instead.
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Given its beautiful beaches and welcoming tourist resorts, travelers may be surprised to learn about the strict laws surrounding alcohol in the Maldives.
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RV camping doesn't have to be rugged. In fact, some RV resorts offer all the amenities you could want and more. Here's what to look for in a luxury RV park.
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Is Chiang Mai and Bangkok too busy for you? Instead, avoid the crowds in Thailand by traveling to this small town that has a big personality (and lots to do).
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Dubai is a vibrant city with a great nightlife, but the city has some strict alcohol rules tourists need to be aware of before they visit. Here's what to know.
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Whether you're staying in a lavish hotel or an off-the-grid hostel, sleeping in a new place can be tough. Here's how you can improve your sleep when traveling.
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How much are you supposed to tip hotel bellhops? Here are the unofficial etiquette “rules” for tipping bellhops in the U.S. and other cultures around the world.