A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
As in most of Europe, Spain has grown increasingly secular in recent decades. Yet in the week leading up to Easter, Spaniards of all regions and levels of devotion continue to participate in traditions and rituals that have marked the most important holiday on the Christian calendar for centuries.
Ski trips in the mountains are a big appeal of traveling to Switzerland, and it doesn’t always have to be St Moritz or Zermatt. While your ski skill level will help narrow down where to go, all these locations offer the chance to escape the city and get some fresh air in the sprawling Swiss countryside. Expect panoramic views, enchanted forests, and, most importantly, world-class skiing.
No other country conjures images of paradise quite like Brazil, and its beaches are no exception. With 7,491 km (4,656 miles) of coastline fringing this vast nation, there’s a perfect stretch of sand for every situation, whether you want a party atmosphere or a place to revel in the whisper of the surf and the swoosh of palm fronds.
For once, you can have it all in one trip: waterfalls and superlative seafood restaurants, windy mountain roads, and surf beaches.
Spain has been home for the past 16 years, ever since I moved to its capital Madrid in my early thirties.
There’s more to Maine than lobsters; it’s also home to some of the best hiking in the northeast US, with thousands of miles of trails suitable for various skill levels.
Maine is a popular tourist destination, known for its scenic beauty and picturesque coastal villages. Millions of visitors flock to this northernmost New England state every year for a week by the lake, to drop the kids at summer camp, or for a long weekend in Portland, the state’s largest city.
Sprawling over more than 2000 sq miles and heaving with upwards of 15 million residents, Istanbul is massive – and often mired in traffic. However, this megacity is also crisscrossed by a large array of reasonably well-integrated transport options.
The rich history and heritage of the Southwestern United States is ripe for exploration – whether it’s visiting fascinating ruins, vibrant museums, or simply soaking up the sun in the Sonoran Desert. Here, warm people and unique traditions are nestled within some of the most varied and captivating landscapes in the United States.
When we travel, we aren’t merely visiting a dot on the map; we are immersing ourselves in the nuances that create a destination’s character. The neighborhood restaurants, mom-and-pop shops, and hidden gems are the beating heart of the communities they serve. It’s no wonder we find ourselves delighted by unexpected artwork, wandering into amazing shops, or sampling delights from a specialty grocer.
Sandie Kestell, destination editor for Central and Eastern Europe, recently returned from Obergurgl in the Austrian Alps. Here, she highlights the destination’s best places to ski, eat, and sleep in – and what you shouldn’t miss.
Puerto Rico’s eclectic cuisine –cocina criolla– is an amalgamation of historical influences, from the island’s indigenous Taíno roots to the trans-Atlantic trade of enslaved people and Puerto Rico’s time as a Spanish colony before it became a US territory. It draws on ingredients from multiple cultures, as well as traditional cooking techniques, resulting in one of the most diverse and exciting culinary scenes in the Caribbean.
GoTravelDaily presents a narrative on the vibrant Santa Fe Indian Market, showcasing artistry, culture, and community. Writer Simon Moya-Smith reflects on the event’s rich heritage and examines the modern dynamics surrounding it.
Beckoning with golden sands, swaying palms, and lapping surf, South Carolina’s beaches may be the playground for hordes of summer enthusiasts; however, there’s much more to the state than a sandy coastline.
Liverpoolis frequently recognized as one of the top UK cities for budget travelers. The city benefits from affordable public transportation, inexpensive accommodations, and cost-effective dining options, meeting all essential travel requirements.
For many of us, outdoor adventures feel out of reach. We think we don’t know enough or that we don’t have the right gear – we’re scared of putting ourselves out there and making mistakes.
From forested mountains to windswept shores, historic cities to picture-perfect small towns, Massachusetts packs a lot of beauty and interesting sites into a relatively small area.
Sentosa Island, a stunning destination in Singapore, offers a unique blend of history and modern attractions. Once a military outpost, it has transformed into a popular resort getaway.
Continuing from our previous discussion, where we highlighted one of the most user-friendly cameras for capturing outstanding professional-quality images (and shared the exciting news regarding our ambassadorship with Panasonic Lumix cameras), I found it appropriate to compile several straightforward and efficient tips that could significantly enhance your photography skills this year!
After visiting Kanazawa the previous day, we opted for a stopover in Yokohama, which is conveniently located only 30 minutes from Narita Airport (and Tokyo) by train.