About Probe The Globe

Rachel K. Belkin, M.Ed., is a travel journalist, marketing strategist, and educator with over 17 years of experience in content creation, SEO, and brand development. She’s built and sold a six-figure lifestyle blogging brand, led storytelling campaigns for travel and relocation companies, and helped businesses grow through data-driven creativity and authentic connection.

Her work spans partnerships with DMOs, CVBs, PR firms, and global brands—bringing destinations to life through strategy, photography, and editorial insight.

Rachel holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Spanish with a Business minor from the University of Texas at Austin, along with a Business Foundations Certification from UT’s McCombs School of Business. She continued her education with a Master’s degree in Education from Texas State University and holds a teaching certification—bringing both analytical depth and a passion for lifelong learning to her work.

As a syndicated writer, Rachel’s articles have appeared on HuffPost, MSN, Yahoo News, Matador Network, AP News, and more. Her video content has reached hundreds of thousands of viewers, including a 262K-view breast cancer journey and a 92K-view resort travel feature.

Rachel’s storytelling is shaped by her own adventures: studying abroad in Spain, volunteering in Costa Rica, teaching English in Israel, and traveling across the U.S. and beyond.

She’s traveled to many different countries and is working her way through visiting all 50 states. She still has Connecticut, Idaho, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, Oregon, and Wyoming left.

She specializes in writing about wellness, luxury, nature, and culturally immersive travel—especially for Spanish-speaking destinations, women’s getaways, multi-generational trips, and remote workers.

When she’s not scouting flight deals or planning her next adventure, Rachel is likely learning something new—whether it’s salsa dancing, photography, or gardening.

She’s passionate about building community, fostering collaboration, and connecting people to the world around them—wherever they are and however far they roam.

She’s traveled to many different countries and is working her way through visiting all 50 states. She still has Connecticut, Idaho, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, and Wyoming left.