Michaela Park, Author at Holafly - Page 4 of 41

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

Split image of a Caribbean beach under dark storm clouds beside a person counting hundred-dollar bills — Michaela Park
Is the Caribbean actually worth visiting during hurricane season, or is the discount a trap?

The Caribbean is cheaper for a reason right now. Discover what hurricane season travel looks like across the islands and whether it's worth...

Total solar eclipse forming a diamond-ring effect over a coastal seascape at sunset, with an inset of a woman in a green top wearing eclipse glasses and looking up in awe — Michaela Park
What to do in Valencia on eclipse day, before the sun disappears for one minute

Make the most of eclipse day in Valencia. Discover where to watch the total solar eclipse, what to do beforehand, and how to plan your...

Split image of a hotel double bed on the left and a hand using a magnifying glass to inspect receipts beside a calculator on the right. — Michaela Park
7 things travelers always forget to check before booking a hotel room

A hotel’s price and rating don’t tell the whole story. From cancellation policies to hidden costs, here's what to check before booking a...

Split image contrasting a hotel reception check-in with a guest and receptionist on the left and an Airbnb interior with a key lockbox on the door on the right. — Michaela Park
Hotel or Airbnb? 5 Questions to ask before you compare prices

Can't decide between a hotel and Airbnb? From trip length to location and convenience, these 5 questions will help you choose the right...

Split image showing an aerial view of red tomatoes filling a long field trailer on the left, and a pair of sneakers coated in crushed tomato pulp on blue ground on the right — Michaela Park
La Tomatina uses up to 150,000 kg of tomatoes: Here’s where they come from and where they go

Spain's messiest festival leaves Buñol covered in tomatoes. Find out where they come from, how the streets are cleaned, and whether it's really food...

A woman eats a sandwich alone at a table by a window, with an inset circle showing a hand holding a phone that displays a map navigation app. — Michaela Park
Traveling alone for the first time? Here are 7 things nobody warns you about

Traveling alone isn't as scary as you think, but these 7 surprises might catch you off guard. Here’s what to expect so you can travel with...

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