A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), recognized as one of the world’s premier contemporary art museums, recently completed a $450 million renovation. This extensive update has transformed the space while enhancing the visibility of renowned artists such as Andy Warhol, Claude Monet, and Pablo Picasso.
Exhibitions can be truly inspiring, but what about the buildings themselves? In the UK there’s a great variety of museums and galleries to explore, and many of them are spectacular pieces of art in their own right.
While Coachella is often considered the pinnacle of the music festival scene, there’s no need to fret if tickets have slipped through your fingers this year. North America boasts an abundance of festivals catering to a diverse range of music tastes.
Flannery O’Connor, the renowned novelist, short story writer, and essayist, once said, “When in Rome, do as you done inMilledgeville.” She knew what she was talking about. Milledgeville, founded in 1803 as the antebellum capital of Georgia, is a charming, historic town an hour and a half’s drive east of Atlanta, and was home toFlannery O’Connor, one of the most important American writers of the 20th century.
Travel doesn’t have to stop after having kids. These globetrotting parents are seeing the world while homeschooling their children simultaneously.
Wondering whether it’s too soon to visit Puerto Rico in light of recent events? According to theU.S. Geological Survey, over 300 earthquakes have struck the island’s southwestern coast since December 2019, including a significant 6.4 earthquake on January 7, 2020—the largest to hit in a century.
A form of yoga that requires participants to cackle uncontrollably in the company of strangers may sound bizarre. However, this burgeoning wellness trend is claimed by practitioners to relieve stress, fend off illness, and foster a sense of community. Self-professed ‘repressed Brit’ Fiona Tapp joins a laughter yoga class in California to explore this unique practice.
In the entire cosmos, there’s only one blue planet – ours. The oceans are home to some of the world’s most incredible wildlife, including many endangered creatures threatened by rising temperatures, changing pH levels, and plastic waste. Thus, it is crucial to seek out cruelty-free, sustainable scuba diving experiences that value animal welfare to preserve these remarkable species. Here are some tips to help you be a responsible diver.
Whether clever, colorful, or controversial, one thing’s for certain about public art in downtown Las Vegas: it’s flourishing. Alongside the booze, slot machines, and strippers, culture is becoming a big lure for visitors to what’s often called Sin City.
Marrakeshis like an excited child that takes you by the hand and wants you to come and play. Tugging at your sleeves, the city pulls you into souks and drags you down side streets to explore all of the irresistible colours, perfumes and flavours.
Hop on a snowboard, slip and slide your way down polished pyramids of sand, and trek your way back up the dunes to do it all again. Sandboarding is the perfect way to feel like a kid again while getting in a killer workout too. From the sweeping mounds in Peru to the vast dunes of Colorado, here are five places around the world to surf the sand.
A specialist team of remote area firefighters is helping to save the prehistoric Wollemi Pines from the ravages of Australia’s devastating bushfires. The pines are known as “dinosaur trees” as fossil records show they existed up to 200 million years ago, and there are fewer than 200 left.
It’s one of the most iconic images of Africa: snow-capped Mt Kilimanjaro rising from the African savannah. This view from Kenya’s Amboseli National Park, often dotted with elephants in the foreground, is how many people imagine an African safari to be. Moreover, Amboseli is one of the best places on the continent to see wildlife. Its bounty of animals, however, isn’t owed to just Mother Nature, but also to the fact that the park is an epicenter for some of the most significant conservation work being carried out in East Africa.
Founded in 1608, Québec City is North America’s oldest walled city and the cradle of French civilization in the New World. It’s also a walker’s dream: compact, picturesque, and brimming with European charm.
Washington DC has no shortage of sweet finds waiting to be uncovered at a plethora of vintage boutiques, consignment shops, and thrift stores. With numerous universities and professionals in town, you’re sure to find racks packed with the latest styles and gems from bygone eras as you look for the perfect outfit.
I am a significant advocate for innovations that simplify travel, be it efficient ticket purchases or novel packing techniques. Before diving in, I must clarify – I am not typically an enthusiastic supporter of Kickstarter ventures. Although the concept of Kickstarter is brilliant and, indeed, some products are remarkable, many offerings do not resonate with my preferences (these include items acquired during fleeting moments of impulse, which often transform into questionable additions to my collection of impractical purchases).
Epic powder-filled trails. Check. Legendary back bowls. Check. Mountain peaks upward of 14,000 feet. Check. For more than 150 days of the year, the dreamy slopes of theGolden Stateattract skiers and snowboarders from around the world.
Kids have played inside the Star Wars universe for more than 40 years. From running while hoisting plastic spaceships aloft to swinging wrapping paper tubes like laser swords while making deep breathing noises, the galaxy far, far away has always had a hold on the imagination.
Beautiful Bulgaria is bulging with adventure, be it beavering through bountiful mountains or diving below the blue waters of the Black Sea.
