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Ruben Arribas

About the Author: Ruben, co-founder of Gamintraveler.com since 2014, is a seasoned traveler from Spain who has explored over 100 countries since 2009. Known for his extensive travel adventures across South America, Europe, the US, Australia, New Zealand, Asia, and Africa, Ruben combines his passion for adventurous yet sustainable living with his love for cycling, highlighted by his remarkable 5-month bicycle journey from Spain to Norway. He currently resides in Spain, where he continues sharing his travel experiences with his partner, Rachel, and their son, Han.

Why This Common French Bra Habit Shocks American Workplaces

And what it reveals about body politics, professionalism, and the difference between visibility and vulgarity In American workplaces, there’s a silent expectation that all women will show up in a certain physical state. Covered, supported, polished. Even in casual offices, the rule is understood: you may wear jeans, you may skip makeup but you must …

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How to Make Authentic Naan at Home (Better Than Restaurant Naan)

Naan is one of the most beloved flatbreads in Indian cuisine, known for its soft, fluffy texture and slightly charred, buttery finish. Traditionally cooked in a tandoor oven, naan has become a staple accompaniment to curries, kebabs, and lentil dishes around the world. In this recipe guide, you’ll learn how to make authentic homemade naan …

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Why Europeans Never Overpack (And How You Can Stop Too)

Ahh, looking at how to pack light and fashionable for Europe? Here’s the guide for you. To know how to pack light and fashionable for Europe, stay with statement pieces that are both comfortable and efficient. Full list inside. Embarking on a European trip elicits a wave of emotions from excitement to a touch of …

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10 Most Beautiful Fairytale Towns in the World To Visit In 2026

There are places on Earth that feel like they’ve been lifted straight from the pages of a storybook cobblestone streets, pastel-colored houses, towering castles, and rolling hills that look too perfect to be real. These fairytale towns aren’t just beautiful; they capture the imagination and transport you to a world where time seems to move …

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Why Your Pork Tenderloin Is Always Dry And the Recipe That Changes Everything

Pork tenderloin is one of the most underrated cuts of meat in home kitchens. Lean, flavorful, and quick to cook, it’s often overshadowed by flashier proteins like steak or chicken thighs. But when cooked properly, pork tenderloin delivers a melt-in-your-mouth experience that rivals restaurant-quality dishes without requiring chef-level skills. If you’ve ever had a dry …

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12 Cheap Countries Americans Can Visit Without a Visa In 2026

For U.S. passport holders, visa‑free travel opens a world of possibilities and if you pick the right budget‑friendly destinations, your dollar can stretch astonishingly far. In 2026, Americans enjoy visa‑free or visa‑on‑arrival access to 172 countries. But cost of living varies wildly and some “cheap” countries hide traps that can blow your budget or spoil …

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Why Americans Who Dream of European Cafe Culture Hate It After Living It

You think you’re moving into a film. Then you realize the café is not your office, not your therapist, and not your unlimited refills living room. The fantasy is clean. You picture yourself in a European city, laptop open, cappuccino beside you, soft sunlight, and a calm life where nobody is in a hurry. You’ll …

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Why Wearing Athletic Clothes in Italy Makes People Think You’re Homeless

You can feel it before anyone says anything. You step out in Italy in leggings and a performance hoodie, or a matching tracksuit you thought was “European enough,” and the room reads you in one second. Not in a hostile way. More like a quick sorting process. Local. Tourist. Student. Someone going to the gym. …

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The Italian Osso Buco Recipe That Will Make You Forget Every Other Stew

Osso Buco is a celebrated dish from the Lombardy region of Italy, where Milan serves as the cultural and culinary heart. The name “Osso Buco” translates to “bone with a hole,” a reference to the marrow-filled shin bone at the center of this sumptuous dish. Originating as a peasant dish, it has been elevated to …

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Why American Couples Who Move to Spain for Romance End Up Fighting Within 6 Months

Spain gives you sunshine, sidewalks, and long lunches. It also removes your usual support systems, then asks your relationship to carry everything. The romance version of Spain is easy to sell. Two coffees, one sunny plaza, a slow walk home, and that feeling that you finally escaped the American pressure cooker. It looks like a …

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The Spanish Chickpea Stew That Takes 2 Hours But Costs €3 and Feeds 6

My suegra’s potaje is the opposite of trendy. It’s cheap, steady, and quietly fixes the week when everything else feels expensive. The first time my suegra made this, it was one of those ordinary Spain days that turns into a lesson. Grey weather, the kind of damp chill that makes apartments feel colder than the …

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Single Woman Tracking Every Euro in Lisbon for 18 Months: The Real Budget Nobody Posts

Lisbon is still one of the easiest cities in Europe to love, and one of the easiest cities to mis-budget. The difference is not discipline. It’s knowing which line items will ambush you and which ones stay boring. The Lisbon fantasy is always the same. You picture tiled sidewalks, a small espresso, sunlight bouncing off …

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