New Orleans Travel Guide by Millennial Travelling

Are you sick and tired of not having an easy to follow guide for your next vaction?

With our guide can have the most comprehensive experience in your next vacation without worrying about planning or any other effort.

Books just aren't as critical as they used to be, and Google is what you will wind up using all the time, whether its maps, restaurants or reviews. Would be great to have all that information summed up in a single place? Without being too chunky like traditional travel guides?

Without having to worry about battery?

I’m pretty sure you would prefer to have the same experience as the one provided that a local can provide.

An study published in “European Journal of Tourism” published in May 2022 shows that a cluttered travel guide with more touristic attractions that you practically intent to visit can create a total mess. The study was conducted with a variety of products showing that directly and concise information can be more effective. Which means that you can have a better vacation without carring an useless material.

Here is just a fraction of what you will discover:

Top 5 restaurants to savor authentic Creole and Cajun cuisine, from gumbo and jambalaya to po’boys and beignets.

Top 3 jazz clubs where you can experience live music in the birthplace of jazz, including legendary spots on Frenchmen Street.

One of the most famous local markets, like the French Market, where you can shop for regional specialties and souvenirs.

A tour of one of New Orleans’ historic distilleries, showcasing the art of making Southern-style whiskey or rum.

4 must-visit neighborhoods, including the French Quarter for its iconic architecture and the Garden District for its historic mansions.

4 natural and scenic wonders, such as the bayous, City Park’s moss-covered oaks, and riverfront views along the Mississippi.

Historical landmarks and museums, like the National WWII Museum and the hauntingly beautiful St. Louis Cemetery No. 1.

3 iconic festivals or experiences, like Mardi Gras parades, jazz brunches, and a nighttime ghost tour of the city’s spookiest spots

…and much, much more!