Martina McBride is a country music singer who is always traveling for her career. When traveling, she likes to pack light and carry on a bag that can hold a lot of items. She enjoys destinations like Los Angeles for the weather, Italy for the scenery, and Nashville because it's her home. The article also lists some of Martina McBride's favorite beauty and style essentials for traveling, as well as things she enjoys doing during flights like reading magazines, watching movies, and catching up on her favorite TV show Parenthood.

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Nashville
Travel Uniform: I like to
be comfortable but still look
stylish. I usually wear jeans
by J Brand or Rag & Bone and
a comfy T-shirt by J.Crew or
James Perse. Scarfs can double
as a wrap if it’s chilly.
Essential Beauty Items:
I like the Oribe Dry Texturizing
Spray. It adds volume and
texture between washes. I
love NARS lip gloss, especially
Baby Doll. It’s a nude with a
little pink, and I love the way
it feels.
Packing: I like to pack light
and carry on if it’s a short trip.
I’ve had this blue leopard print
Betsey Johnson bag for 17
years, and I can fit so much
stuff in there!
Favorite Destinations:
I love Los Angeles because it
usually has great weather and
we have lots of friends there.
We took a family vacation
to Italy a few years ago, and
that was my favorite vacation
so far. I also love Nashville
because it means I’m home!
What’s In My Bag //
Martina McBride Singer
Bucket List //
Destination
Cooking Classes
With a 20-year career in the country music industry and 18 million albums sold, chart-topper
Martina McBride is always on the go. She’s on tour this month, with stops in Philadelphia,
Phoenix, LA and elsewhere, and early next month she’ll release her latest album,
Everlasting—a collection of covers from the American songbook that allows the powerhouse
vocalist to flex her soul, R & B and rock muscles. When she’s not at home in Nashville with
her husband and three daughters, here’s how the country star likes to travel. —Anya Britzius
Le Cordon Bleu
Paris
Bow down in the presence of
Le Cordon Bleu chefs while
perfecting French regional
cuisine or taking a Paris
market tour during one of the
legendary school’s demonstra-
tion classes. lcbparis.com
Los Dos
MÈrida
Mexican food lovers head to
this Yucatan culinary school
led by star chef David Sterling.
los-dos.com
Castello di Vicarello
Tuscany
Learn rustic Italian dishes
from cookbook author Aurora
Baccheschi Berti while enjoy-
ing amazing views of Tuscany’s
southwest coast. vicarello.it
Jean-Georges at
Trump Hotel
New York
For a mere $9,999 per couple,
world-renowned chef Jean-
Georges Vongerichten will give
a private cooking demonstra-
tion in his namesake restau-
rant, cook a three-course
dinner and hand over a signed
copy of his cookbook. trump
hotelcollection.com
Bespoke
Beijing
Take a cooking class focused
on street food with former
Gourmet editor Lillian Chou.
bespoke-beijing.com
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In-Flight Movies/Shows: My favorite show on
television right now is Parenthood on NBC. I’m
usually working Thursday nights, so I love to watch
Netflix or Hulu and catch up on what I missed. I
like to watch movies on international flights, but I
learned my lesson not to watch sad movies after
crying all the way through P.S. I Love You.
In-Flight Reading: I always grab
decorating or food magazines,
such as House Beautiful and
Bon Appétit. I love novels and
once read The Perks of Being a
Wallflower on a flight from New
York to Los Angeles.
Wheels
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