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About Me
Hola! My name is Jenny Chu. I was born and raised in California, lived in Las Vegas for a couple years and now I’ve been living abroad in Barcelona for 3+ years. I’m a proud owner of a lovely Shiba Inu (Señor Nobu) I’m a breast cancer survivor (read my story) snowboarder, foodie and now I spend my time looking for great travel deals.
More about me on www.iheartjennychu.com.
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Want to visit Andorra in the summer? Andorra is a tiny country in between Spain and France and is known for skiing in the winter. As a matter of fact, this country’s economy is driven by tourism and attracts many people for shopping because no additional sales taxes are added. A girls trip was much needed after lockdown so we decided to do a 3 day trip to Andorra to beat the… Read More
Quebec City is a travel destination that you will want to visit because of its charm and historic picturesque sites. We visited for 2 days and were certainly impressed by how nice the French speaking natives were and the food did not disappoint. In this small town, no car is needed as can walk everywhere. During our 2 day stay we didn’t even use public transportation. In this blog you’ll find the… Read More
After spending 3 days in Coron, it was time for us to move onto our next destination to El Nido. Hopefully you’ve read my Ultimate Coron Island Travel Guide. I’ve planned it strategically due to scheduling and the limited amount of flights flying out of El Nido. Here you’ll find my Ultimate El Nido Travel Guide. Compared to Coron, El Nido is more developed town in terms of paved streets and cleanliness…. Read More
If you’re in Lisbon and you have an extra day, I highly recommend a trip to visit Sintra & Cascais. Get away from the hustle and bustle of Lisbon and follow my Sintra & Cascais DIY Itinerary to avoid the crowds as it can get very busy. Day Trip to Sintra and Cascais This was my favorite day out of the whole trip. It was a really magical place! I saw many… Read More
At this very moment with the pandemic happening, I feel it’s a scary time to live in. You’re probably wondering how COVID-19 impacts breast cancer patients. March 31, 2020 (Day #18 of Quarantine in Spain) 4 years ago today, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. Time has gone by so fast! Every year, I go back to the US and do a photoshoot for myself so I can feel beautiful and show… Read More
The Palawan Islands in Philippines have certainly become a trending hotspot for adventure seekers on a budget. Above all, choosing which accommodations along with searching for an excellent rated boat tour operator in Coron and El Nido is time consuming. Given that I spent many hours of research, I wanted to share with you my Ultimate Coron Island Travel guide and recommendations in order to get a better idea on how to… Read More
The Road to Hana is a must do when visiting the island of Maui however, if you hate the crowds and hate the traffic, then driving The Road To Hana in Reverse is the best way. All things considered, I spent a total of 4 days in Maui in which 2 of the days were dedicated to Road To Hana. Further, if you don’t already know, that road is 52 miles long… Read More
Is it possible to ski Les 3 Vallées on a budget.? Having had the Epic Pass for years now, this 2019/2020 season was the first time I finally worked up the courage to venture out to Europe to snowboard with a friend. Making this a budget friendly trip was my goal! Les 3 Vallées Resort Les 3 Vallées is included on the Full Epic Pass along with 7 days of riding. You… Read More
Dream of going to Paris but don’t want to break the bank? Generally speaking, Paris is an expensive city. With no doubt, you’ll find my Budget Travel to Paris itinerary helpful. My first time traveling to Paris, I was 14 years old and did not appreciate it. To put it in another way, my family and I were in one of those Chinese tours with about 50 other tourists. My second time in… Read More
This year for my birthday I revisited San Sebastián. Having been there last year (you can read my blog here), I knew what to expect and I had a better idea of how to plan my very own San Sebastian Food Guide. I also learned that no matter how much research you do, sometimes things don’t work out! For example some restaurants were closed, either because of renovations or maybe because of… Read More
About Me
Hola! My name is Jenny Chu. I was born and raised in California, lived in Las Vegas for a couple years and now I’ve been living abroad in Barcelona for 3+ years. I’m a proud owner of a lovely Shiba Inu (Señor Nobu) I’m a breast cancer survivor (read my story) snowboarder, foodie and now I spend my time looking for great travel deals.
More about me on www.iheartjennychu.com.