![]() ![]() ![]() You can respond to this column by visiting her website at You may also follow “Go Away With…” on Twitter at where Jae-Ha Kim welcomes your questions and comments.) (Jae-Ha Kim is a New York Times bestselling author and travel writer. I could eat an entire jar if someone didn't stop me. I eat it on fruit, pretzels, toast, waffles and even by the spoonful. ![]() I could put it on everything and enjoy it. Q: What is your guilty pleasure when you're on the road?Ī: Nutella. It would go to Mexico, Grand Cayman, Jamaica and Castaway Cay (Disney's private island in the Bahamas). I’ve had my eye on the seven-night Western Caribbean Cruises. I've been wanting to go on one for six years. It is relaxing and comforting to do my skincare routine at the end of a long day.Ī: (It’s) still a Disney Cruise. My skin-care products are also a necessity because I need to properly clean my face twice a day. I am always listening to music or watching something. Q: When you go away, what are some of your must-have items?Ī: I definitely need my phone and my charger. I really want to try French cuisine and desserts straight from France. My main reason for wanting to go to Paris is for the food. There are so many sights and experiences that interest me. Q: Where would you like to go that you have never been to before?Ī: Paris someday. Lastly, Atlanta will always be home for me, no matter how much I travel. I've only been to Malibu once, but I loved the weather, the beach and the views. New York City and Hollywood are busy and historical cities, that I love to visit. Orlando is so fun to me because of Disney World. That was my first time at the Crayola Experience, and it was really fun.Ī: Orlando, New York City, Hollywood, Malibu and Atlanta. Disney World is one of my favorite places to go because it has something for everyone, and it is an amazing overall experience. I absolutely loved it and cannot wait to go back. We went to Disney World and the Crayola Experience in Orlando. or not so much?Ī: The first trip I have memory of was when my family went to Florida for my sister's birthday. Q: What was the first trip you took that you remember? And did you love it. I wanted to take them on a cruise to the Caribbean, but the pandemic hit and messed up those plans. I wanted to take my family on a Disney Cruise because I've wanted to go on one since I was nine years old. Q: If you had to cancel travel plans with your family due to the pandemic, where were they to?Ī: In 2020, one of my goals for the year was to plan a vacation for my family. It is difficult to plan that far in advance because my schedule is constantly changing. My little sister's birthday is around that time too, so we'll definitely do something fun to celebrate her. It was incredible to do what I love while also seeing so many amazing places in New York.Ī: Most summers, my family and I go to Virginia to visit my dad's side of the family, so it’s likely we will do that this year. This was a super fun experience because I got to explore these places when we weren't shooting. We got to film at the New Amsterdam Theatre, the American Museum of Natural History and even in the middle of Times Square. Q: Do you film mostly on a set or on location?Ī: For “Better Nate Than Ever,” there were so many scenes that were shot on location. Q: What intel can you share about your latest Disney+ series, "High School Musical: The Musical: The Series"?Ī: This season is going to be so much fun! It takes place at a California summer camp and this year’s production is “Frozen.” There are a lot of new faces and I’m honored to play Alex, an eighth-grade camper at Camp Shallow Lake. “She brings the fun with her wherever she goes.” I feel like my self-confidence developed more after playing Libby.” Yes, but does Brooks like her fictional character enough to want to travel with someone like her? “Libby would definitely make a great travel companion,” she said. Libby and I have very similar energy because we're always the life of the party. “We stand for a lot of the same things, like feminism and Black power. “I think Libby and I are similar in a lot of ways,” said the teen, who resides in Atlanta with her family. Aria Brooksįor 15-year-old actress Aria Brooks, playing Libby in the Disney+ film "Better Nate Than Ever” was like being with a good friend. ![]()
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