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Essential Guide to Becoming a DIY Treasure Hunter

David DavidsonNovember 6, 202407 mins

Finding treasures is one of the best parts of taking a big trip. Whether it’s hunting for the perfect souvenir or finding a heart-shaped rock on the beach to remember that heart-stopping sunset, the world is full of beautiful things to collect. However, even when we are home, we can find treasures in our own backyards and neighborhoods. Here’s everything you need to make a treasure bag, go on a hunt, and create art with the amazing things you’ll find.

Koalas Make a Comeback: Returning to the Wild Post-Bushfires in Australia

Jessica ProctorNovember 6, 202406 mins

When the worst bushfires in Australia’s history spread through New South Wales last year, more than a billion animals were reportedly killed, with koalas hit particularly hard. Two recent studies put the death toll somewhere between6382and10,000– either way, a significant percentage of the marsupials’ overall population – while others were treated for severe burns and dehydration. Now some of the patients are being released back into the wild, and in a positive twist, they’re doing it sooner than expected.

9 Must-Read Books for Kids to Explore New Worlds

Nicole PotterNovember 6, 202408 mins

For parents, there are few sights more incredible than seeing their child learn to read fluently by themselves. Suddenly, a whole world of literature becomes accessible, allowing them to experience the pleasure and escapism of a really good story. With travel off the agenda right now, here are ten books that will take children on a trip somewhere far away.

The Impact of Travel Guidebooks on Global Exploration

Vodka RussiaNovember 6, 2024015 mins

Referenced by generations of globe-trotting travelers and kept on bookshelves as dusty, dog-eared souvenirs, guidebooks have played an influential role in dissecting and shaping travel culture for over 200 years.

10 Essential European Cookbooks for Culinary Travel

Lydia WilsonNovember 6, 2024012 mins

Exploring Europe from the comfort of your kitchen is simple and seamless with a selection of suitable cookbooks that transport you to vibrant destinations filled with color and flavor.

Exploring Steinbeck’s Journey to the Sea of Cortez: 80 Years Later

Michael MontesNovember 6, 2024014 mins

For a good portion of quarantine, I’ve had John Steinbeck on the brain. This spring marks 80 years since the author and eventual Nobel Prize winner embarked on a six-week expedition, chartering a sardine boat in Monterey, California and sailing around Mexico’s Baja Peninsula to explore the Sea of Cortez. The trip, which took place fresh off his success fromThe Grapes of Wrath, would inspire two later Steinbeck works:The Pearl(fiction) andThe Log from the Sea of Cortez(nonfiction).

15-Minute Yoga Practice to Boost Your Mind and Body Strength

Melissa SullivanNovember 6, 2024011 mins

Feeling lethargic? Unfocused? Need to release some energy and stretch your body out? You aren’t alone, whether you’re restless from social distancing or worn out from the front lines of essential work. Below you will find an energizing yoga flow that you can do in your own home, backyard, balcony, or wherever you find yourself – eventually including from the airport, your hotel room, or even on the beach.

Flamingos Transform Mumbai into a Pink Paradise During Lockdown

Vodka ManNovember 6, 202405 mins

Hundreds of thousands of flamingos are painting India pink as they take over a creek in Navi Mumbai during the lockdown.

Understanding Cultural Language Diversity: Why Travellers Shouldn’t Expect English Everywhere

Katelyn LongNovember 6, 2024013 mins

It’s concerning seeing travelers trying to communicate with people who don’t speak any English, by using more English.

Discover Staten Island’s Hidden Park Gems in NYC

Lauren NewmanNovember 6, 2024010 mins

Many New Yorkers head upstate to seek respite in nature, but just across the harbor on Staten Island are 170 green spaces, ranging from small pocket parks to vast greenways rife with hiking trails and wetlands. Thanks to the free, 25-minute trip on the Staten Island Ferry, finding a retreat from the hustle and bustle of the big city couldn’t be easier.

Explore Staten Island: A Paradise for Art, History, and Nature Enthusiasts

Oscar WaltersNovember 6, 2024014 mins

Often overlooked by visitors and residents alike, New York City’s Staten Island gets stereotyped as a place that’s good for little else than a turnaround point for its iconic ferry. However, taking time to disembark and explore the ‘fifth borough’ will reward the intrepid, no matter where your interests lie. From historic sites and cultural haunts to green escapes and avant-garde art experiences, there’s plenty to discover around every corner of this unexpected island.

Creative and Safe Ideas to Celebrate World Book Day at Home 2025

Vodka RussiaNovember 6, 202404 mins

World Book Day and World Book Night takes place on 23 April. With many libraries, bookshops, and schools still experiencing lockdown measures and social distancing, events and celebrations have been moved online. Here are some interesting activities that are sure to thrill bookworms of all ages!

Discover Your Ideal Travel Companion by Zodiac Sign

Barbara GriffinNovember 6, 2024010 mins

Everyone has different travel styles. While some prefer to immerse themselves in local cultures, others opt for all-expenses paid resort vacations. Someone you enjoy spending time with in your regular day-to-day life could be a complete mismatch when it comes to travel. Next time you’re considering someone as a possible travel companion, consult the stars to see how your zodiac signs affect compatibility.

Denver Winery Delivers Joy Through Unique Curbside Services

Lydia WilsonNovember 6, 202406 mins

Locally-owned and family-run,Bigsby’s Folly Urban Wineryin Denver, Colorado has found a unique way to connect with customers during the global quarantine. Co-founder and co-owner Chad Yetka dresses in a different costume every day to deliver wine curbside to his customers.

Yosemite Animals Thrive as Humans Stay Home

Vodka RussiaNovember 6, 202404 mins

Rangers in Yosemite National Park have joked that the animals are “having a party” as they explore the landscape in bolder ways without interference from humans.

NYC Public Art Initiative Celebrates Essential Workers

Billy ConleyNovember 6, 202404 mins

This week, New York governor Andrew Cuomo announced that the state’s shutdown would extend to May 15, and that all residents would be required to wear face coverings while in public. Now there’s a public art campaign to drive home the message across the five boroughs – and show support for the essential workers keeping New York City running.

Iceland’s Initiative: Tree Hugs to Combat Isolation Amid COVID-19

Oscar WaltersNovember 6, 202404 mins

Iceland’s forestry service is promoting a unique initiative encouraging residents to hug trees for five minutes a day. This practice, although unconventional, is based on research suggesting that connecting with nature can significantly enhance mental well-being.

City Lights Books in San Francisco Launches Crowdfunding Campaign to Survive

Lydia WilsonNovember 6, 202404 mins

One of the world’s most famous bookstores launched a crowdfunding campaign to prevent its doors from closing during the coronavirus outbreak.

Purchase a Historic Beach House in the Bahamas Once Visited by Princess Diana

Jessica ProctorNovember 6, 202404 mins

If you fancy a holiday property with royal cachet, you could purchase a beach house in the Bahamas where the late Princess Diana once stayed.

Explore London Virtually: Your Ultimate Digital Itinerary

Katelyn LongNovember 6, 202408 mins

From Buckingham Palace to Borough Market via a good cup of tea – just because London is in lockdown, doesn’t mean you can’t visit the English capital, even if it’s only virtually.