Jackie Jones
Jacqueline “Jackie” Jones is a Barbadian author and entrepreneur who spends more time lost in the virtual world than anyone should. Jackie loves meeting new people as much as she loves traveling, and she’s often guilty of “interviewing” unsuspecting strangers whether they want her to or not. When she’s not dealing with the day-to-day of running two businesses (Originz Multimedia and Waterway Media), or spending time with family and friends, Jackie turns to words and is an accomplished speculative fiction writer.
Articles by Jackie Jones
Tokyo’s Yoyogi Village closed permanently in 2020, but outdated travel stories still recommend it. Its temporary buildings, landscaped courtyard and commercial spaces also raise larger questions about urban sustainability, green marketing and responsible land use.
Armenia brings together Yerevan’s museums, medieval monasteries, the Temple of Garni, ancient wine traditions and mountain trails. Explore the history, food and landscapes that make this South Caucasus country worth more than a brief stop.
Staying in one of Rio’s favelas requires more thought than booking a room with a view. Learn how community-led tourism works, what current safety advisories say and which questions travelers should ask before visiting.
When families think about European getaways, Belgium rarely tops the list—especially not the lesser-known southern region of Wallonia. But for travelers seeking cultural depth, historical resonance, and immersive nature experiences, Wallonia offers a compelling counter-narrative to the usual family travel and tourist trails. This isn’t just a detour from Brussels; it’s a portal into a richly layered region where forests meet fortified citadels, and artisan chocolate shares space with monastic brewing traditions.
Tequila is Mexico’s national drink, and a symbol of citizens’ pride and culture.
