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A Week in the Life of a Female, Freelance Writer living and working in Buenos...
Check out my promotional video for Tracey’s Trash: Buenos Aires If you want me to make one for you, contact me at tracey@traceychandler.com I’d be more than happy to do it for you!
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Goals for Girls: The Movie in “El Tiempo”
“Goals for Girls: The Movie” makes the press! A really impressive feature about the project can be found in “El Tiempo” (a new newspaper recently launched in Argentina). Click here to read a full blog...
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VOS Escuela in Buenos Aires
Find out why VOS Club Cultural is the best place for you to study Spanish and integrate yourself into Argentine society when in Buenos Aires. VOS Club Cultural is special. It’s a “boutique” language...
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The Buenos Aires Botanical Gardens for Kids
Calling all Kids in Buenos Aires! There are plenty of free things for you to do at The Botanical Gardens (Avenida Santa Fe 3951 / 4831-4527) in Buenos Aires this summer. Read the rest of this post on...
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Childcare in Buenos Aires
A popular website for people living in Buenos Aires, Argentina, (especially expats) is the Buenos Aires version of Craigslist. Not only will you find jobs, housing and interesting things to do, but you...
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Buying Toys for your Children in Buenos Aires
El Gato con Bote and Sopa de Principe are just two of the best toy stores in Buenos Aires for your children. Read the rest of this post about toy stores and toy manufacturers in Buenos Aires via Kids...
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Casapuente and Night Life in San Isidro, Buenos Aires
If you really want to enjoy a good night out, in a relaxed atmosphere, surrounded by creative people, get on the train from Retiro that takes you to Tigre and get off a few stops before at Beccar to...
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Acro Yoga is a great activity for Children in Buenos Aires
One of the things that most concerns any parent in the world is the health and well being of their children. This is why we look for physical activities for them to do, as well as intellectual...
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What to see and do in San Nicolás and the Microcentro, Buenos Aires
San Nicolás, or what is known as the Microcentro in Buenos Aires, is an architect lover’s dream as well as a point of focus for all tourists in Argentina. It’s the place to be if you want to visit the...
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Sabe La Tierra Organic Market in Zona Norte
San Fernando’s farmer’s market, Sabe La Tierra, is never suspended because of rain, sells some fantastic home-grown, organic goods and also provides courses and workshops for young people to attend....
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Barrio Norte is the Place to Stay Long Term in Buenos Aires
Staying in Buenos Aires for a lengthy period of time? Then Barrio Norte is the best place from which to rent your apartment. It’s not full of tourist-centred sites or party venues at every turn, but it...
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Child-Friendly Restaurants in Buenos Aires
Mealtime can be tough for most parents. Remaining seated throughout an entire meal is a very difficult task for little ones, but in our pick of child-friendly Buenos Aires restaurants it doesn’t have...
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Once: Buenos Aires meets Bargain City!
Once, Buenos Aires is all about bargains! This part of the city is fast and furious and all about the sale. However, when you extend your look behind the grime and the madness in the Once neighborhood,...
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Caballito: the beating heart of Buenos Aires
Caballito is the family-focused, beating heart of Buenos Aires. It might not be the buzzing centre of nightlife that Palermo is famous for being, but it certainly has plenty of historical and literary...
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Guest Blogging on Travel, Language and Love in September 2012
As always, I continue to spend lots of time writing for other sites and contributing as regularly as possible on travel, language learning, love, dating, online marketing and foreign food favourites....
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Freelance Writing on Romance and Travel in November 2012
Check out the freelance writing I have been working on this past month. Lots of romantic travel ideas to enjoy! Romantic Spanish Beach Holidays to Enjoy with a New Love Finding Love in a UK Log Cabin...
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Freelance Writing on Romantic Holiday Ideas in December 2012
During December 2012, I concentrated on romantic holiday ideas. If you’re looking to travel somewhere with a love interest in the New Year, take some of my romantic holiday trip ideas on board. By the...
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Freelance Writing Projects and Jobs throughout January 2013
As always, the Jolly English Pirate has been a busy bee freelance writing for a number of other blogs and online travel publications about travel, romantic trips and a little on mobile apps this month...
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Freelance writing: travel, love and good ol’ East London!
Check out the Jolly English Pirate’s freelance writing gigs throughout February 2013. I’ve been delving into romantic travel, looking back to my East London roots, sharing top tips for female travel...
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Is the life of a female travel-writing Brit as luxurious as it sounds?
One of the first things people normally say to me when I tell them that I write about travel for a living is, “How lucky!” With no disrespect intended, the truth is that it has nothing to do with luck...
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