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Michaela Park

Travel & Events Writer

Hi, I'm Mika, a South Korean writer living in the US. I cover travel and live events, focusing on the practical stuff that makes your trip smoother, whether you're navigating a new city or heading to a major international event.I'm also the founder of Search SEOul, South Korea's leading SEO conference, bringing together search marketing experts and speakers from around the world.

Michaela´s latest articles

An African American father and daughter looking together at exhibits inside a historical museum. — Michaela Park
7 Meaningful Juneteenth weekend trips you probably haven’t thought of

From Tulsa to Memphis, discover 7 overlooked Juneteenth destinations where Black history isn't just remembered, it's part of the place...

Four joyful friends celebrating together at a Pride event, holding rainbow flags and wearing LGBTQ Pride-themed accessories and clothing. — Michaela Park
9 things first-time NYC Pride visitors always wish they’d known before going

Planning your first NYC Pride? Avoid common first-timer mistakes with our insider tips on navigating the crowds, viewing spots, transport, and...

A group of diverse, smiling fans taking a selfie together in sunny stadium stands, visibly celebrating during a football match. — Michaela Park
How to enjoy World Cup™ opening day in Mexico City without a stadium ticket

On June 11, Mexico City will transform into a city-wide World Cup™ celebration. Here’s what to expect and where to watch the opening match without a...

Hands placing a passport and a smartphone showing the Entry/Exit System mobile app on a map of Europe. — Michaela Park
You may no longer be able to enter Europe as easily as before. If you’re traveling from the US, the UK, or any other non-EU country, take note—you could face unexpected issues at border crossings.

Europe's border rules are changing. Discover how EES and ETIAS work, who needs them, and what to do differently on your next European...

A teenage boy holding a Mexican flag and snacks watching a soccer match, expressing excitement as a fan at home during a major tournament. — Michaela Park
Where to watch the World Cup 26™ opening match like a local in Mexico City

Watching the 2026 World Cup™ opening match in Mexico City? Here’s where locals are gathering for the best atmosphere and match-day...

A diverse group of young activists smiling and cheering while marching in an LGBTQ+ Pride parade, holding rainbow flags and megaphones in an urban setting. — Michaela Park
Everyone goes to NYC for Pride. Here’s why San Francisco might be the better call

NYC Pride vs San Francisco Pride: compare the atmosphere, history, crowds, and costs to decide which US Pride trip fits you...

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