See what local bloggers have to say about Shreveport and Bossier City
Local bloggers have their fingers on the pulse of the community and through their blogs and vlogs have searched out the most unique, interesting, and crazy good times in Shreveport and Bossier City. Those blogs are amazing resources when you are looking for things to do in Shreveport and Bossier City.
Check out their videos and subscribe to their blogs to stay up-to-date about fun things to see and do in Shreveport and Bossier City.
Start planning your next vacation by requesting an Official Shreveport-Bossier Visitor Guide.
The 20X49 blog is a project of the Shreveport-Bossier Convention and Tourist Bureau. Readers can explore new restaurants, concerts and new happenings in the sister cities.
Jada Durden, www.lovingthislifejada.com
Jada Durden is a local freelance writer for The Times of Shreveport and blogger. She is often seen around town at all of the events sharing her passions for food, culture, arts and entertainment and #lovingthislife through her blog.
Watch Jada's video welcoming the Women in Travel Summit to Shreveport-Bossier
Her Travel Tribe, www.hertraveltribeboutique.com
Lani Bailey-Lowe founded Her Travel Tribe Boutique in order to curate bespoke experiences for ladies. Bailey-Lowe has created a "travel tribe" for women around the globe to travel together in intimate groups, create organic friendships and networks, and experience excursions of a lifetime enriched by culture, the camaraderie of new friends, and the magic of foreign places.
The Life of a Fabulous Nobody, http://tloafn.blogspot.com/
LaShina Mitchell created The Life of a Fabulous Nobody to share her newfound love all things food, travel and life. Check out her blog for write-ups of Louisiana Food Prize experiences, thoughts on life in Shreveport-Bossier, and more.
That Just Happened, ThatJust.com
Robin Rials Williams created That Just Happened to celebrate and promote the good stuff #ThatJustHappened in the Northwest Louisiana community and surrounding areas.
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