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When the World Came to New Orleans by River
ARC Gloria - The Colombian Navy Flagship Last week, New Orleans had the honor of becoming the first stop in Sail250, a nationwide celebration marking America's 250th anniversary. Tall ships and naval vessels from around the world arrived on the Mississippi River, bringing crews, flags, traditions, and cultures from across the globe to one of America's most historic port cities. As a tour guide living and working in New Orleans, I was invited to attend the official welcoming e
Roni Bossin
Jun 33 min read


I Didn’t Expect Clarksdale to Feel Like This
I just came back from the annual Clarksdale, Mississippi Juke Joint Festival , which took place April 8–12, 2026. Clarksdale's got some great street art - “The Blues are the Roots, the Rest are the Fruits” — Willie Dixon When did I even become aware that a place called Clarksdale exists? I can’t say for sure, but most likely sometime after 2017, when I became a tour guide in New Orleans. After that, I occasionally received requests from travelers wanting an itinerary to or fr
Roni Bossin
Apr 147 min read


How Many Days Do You Need in New Orleans? A Smart 3–5 Day Itinerary for First-Time Visitors
Jackson Square during Super Bowl week February 2025 One of the questions I hear most often from travelers is: “How many days do you actually need in New Orleans?” My instinctive answer is always: as many as possible. But that’s not really what people are asking. Most travelers don’t have weeks or months to spend here, even though that would be ideal. So if we’re being practical: 4–5 days is the sweet spot for a first visit. If you can, try to build your trip: around a weekend
Roni Bossin
Apr 74 min read


New Orleans: The City of Festivals (And Not the Ones You Think)
Every spring, New Orleans transforms into one of the most festival-packed cities in the United States. From French Quarter Fest to Festival International and the legendary New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival (Jazz Fest 2026), April and May are unlike any other time of year in Louisiana. Eddie Vedder getting vocals from the crowd - Pearl Jam 2025 Jazz Fest The first time I went to Jazz Fest was in 2019. I remember standing in the crowd, the Louisiana sun still high in the sky
Roni Bossin
Mar 24 min read


Taking It Easy in the Big Easy: New Orleans at Your Own Pace
Whether you’re planning a multi-generational family trip, traveling with a senior group, or simply seeking a more relaxed experience, New...
Roni Bossin
Sep 14, 20253 min read


The Inspiring Story of the Woman Who Created a New Sport in New Orleans
(Original post January 29, 2020) I grew up in Israel, and when I was in grade school, I went to the school right across the street from...
Roni Bossin
Jun 24, 20254 min read


Immersive New Orleans Tours by Bicultural Storyteller
New Orleans is a city rich in history, culture, and vibrant stories waiting to be told. As visitors wander through its famous streets,...
Roni Bossin
Dec 9, 20242 min read


Customized Tours in New Orleans with Licensed Bilingual Guide
Are you looking for a unique and personalized tour experience in New Orleans? Look no further than Toursntales, a tour guide business...
Roni Bossin
Dec 9, 20241 min read


Unique Walking Tours in New Orleans with Bilingual Guide
Are you looking for a unique and immersive experience in New Orleans? Look no further than a walking tour with Toursntales, a local tour...
Roni Bossin
Dec 9, 20241 min read
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