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Top Locations to Spot Sasquatch in the Pacific Northwest: What to Do If You Don’t

Bobby Spencer011 mins
Legends of Sasquatch, aka Bigfoot, have existed in the Pacific Northwest for centuries. Native American tribes passed down stories about large, hairy, forest-dwelling creatures, and early settlers reported sightings of ape-like creatures as early as the 1800s. However, definitive proof of the creature’s existence has been elusive. This doesn’t mean Sasquatch doesn’t exist – someone just needs to step up and find it.
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Discover Authentic Art and Culture in New Orleans

Jonathon Williams010 mins
The French Quarter might be the most popular destination in New Orleans, but it’s far from a comprehensive representation of the city. To truly understand this wildly unique city, travelers must venture beyond its highly trafficked tourist core to explore the lesser known yet wonderfully diverse neighborhoods that help make the Crescent City one of America’s preeminent centers of art and culture.
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Experience the Turner Prize: Visit Margate This Winter

Nicole Potter09 mins
The Spanish costas wept this summer as Brexit, #flygskam (‘flight shame’) and the implosion of Thomas Cook conspired to ensure that British seaside towns got a handsome slice of England’s holiday budget. Margate was one of the principal benefactors. It’s an easy sell: long, fine-sand beaches with clean, just-warm-enough water; and, of course, Dreamland – a revamped, kitsch-cool theme park to be proud of.
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Wichita’s Premier Hat Maker Revives the Art of Millinery

John Doe013 mins
The eastern edge of the Kansas Plains seems like an unlikely place to find one of the last remaining hatters in the United States. Jack Kellogg, better known as “Hatman Jack,” admits he probably would have been bucking rivets in Wichita’s thriving aviation industry if it weren’t for several factors. His love of vintage fashion, history, and movies, along with a hard-working Midwestern work ethic and a hefty dose of good timing, have kept him in business for more than 40 years.
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Traveling with Cystic Fibrosis: Overcoming Challenges to Explore the World

Michael Montes011 mins
In Australia, one in 2500 children are born with cystic fibrosis (CF) every year: around one every four days. Cystic fibrosis is a genetic, chronic disease that worsens over time, severely affecting both the pancreas and the lungs. The debilitating disease renders the pancreas unable to break down enzymes, meaning food is harder to digest. It also creates thick mucus in the lungs, which results in difficulty breathing.
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Travel Tips for California Wildfire Season

Stephanie Cherry08 mins
Let’s start with the good news. In the digital age, there are a number of free tools people can use to double-check fire containment and air quality before ever boarding the plane. TheWorld Air QualityIndex offers a visual map highlighting which cities are most affected by pollutants, allowing visitors to zoom in to read current risk levels. An AQI of 100 or less is considered normal.
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Discover Artisan Textiles in Mexico: A Guide to Authentic Creations

Jessica Proctor07 mins
Mexican textiles boast a captivating history that dates back to at least 1400 BCE. In pre-Hispanic periods, various fibers, such as those from yucca, palm, maguey plants, and cotton from warm southern valleys, were commonly utilized. Following the Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire, the introduction of new textiles like silk significantly impacted the industry, along with the use of looms.
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Discover Top Winter Sports in Slovenia’s Julian Alps

Nicole Potter010 mins
The beautiful central-European country of Slovenia is home to some of the best-value skiing in the Alps. The majestic mountain peaks of the Julian Alps surround several small, picturesque ski resorts, most of which are under an hour’s drive from the nearest airport. Accommodation and lift passes are affordable and pistes are generally uncrowded. Although most of the ski areas are quite small, it’s possible to combine multiple resorts in a single trip, allowing visitors to sample the unique terrain and warm welcome.
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