A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
With its exquisite Modernist architecture, unbeatable fine dining, and Mediterranean, cosmopolitan attitude, it’s easy to see why Barcelona has become such an acclaimed city for globe-trotting travelers. The city’s parks and gardens are less well known – an oversight considering the abundance of green spaces in the Catalan capital. Exploring them is one of the best ways to get a feel for Barcelona’s diverse neighborhoods.
Brač is one of the stunning islands off the Croatian coast, renowned for its natural beauty and a variety of must-visit attractions that are sure to enthrall visitors.
When it comes to hiking, Greece offers something for every kind of walker. The mainland boasts well-maintained routes that meander around olive groves and run through dramatic gorges, while the country’s islands have ancientkalderimia(cobbled or flagstone paths dating back to Byzantine times) connecting sleepy villages with beautiful sandy coves.
While it may be the beach that lures you to Montenegro, look up from your towel and you will discover a land full of culture, history, and natural wonders, not to mention delicious food. These are the things Montenegrin memories are made of.
Across the country, people are starting to venture out into museums and cultural spaces again after months of closures and uncertainty. Visitors are returning in significant numbers to meet the reduced-capacity limits imposed during the pandemic. This trend is a welcome sign that highlights how, in times of crisis, the role of art becomes even more central to our lives.
Our first vineyard visit upon arriving in French wine country heightened our enthusiasm for more wine experiences.
Positioned at the confluence of two major rivers and under two hours from Oregon’s dramatic Pacific coastline, Portland, Oregon offers a unique beach town experience. From sandy spots perfect for sunbathing to surf breaks and scenic sea stacks that have attracted many, there is a little something for everyone.
When Ian Ryan lived in Ireland’s Cork city, he could always find a decent pint of Guinness. However, upon emigrating to London three years ago, he struggled to locate a well-poured glass of the black stuff.
The story of Australia did not begin on January 26, 232 years ago; rather, it stretches back over 60,000 years and 21 million sunsets.
While we may not have a crystal ball to predict when unrestricted travel will be back on the cards in a COVID-era world, we certainly never stop dreaming about when we can head off into the wide blue yonder. However, has the pandemic changed the way we think? Will we become more mindful, eco-conscientious, and considerate travelers as a result of all this?
Welcome to the heart of Mexico where jungle-shrouded mountains rise from the sea, blue agave fields blanket vast rolling hills, and ancient history comes alive in colonial and rural wonderlands.
Japan’s Fukui province has qualities that would appeal to any visitor. For one thing, its scenery is dramatic, especially the cliffs of its Sea of Japan coastline. The region features immaculately preserved archaeological sites, hearty regional cuisine, and some of the country’s finest craftsman traditions. The most important of these traditions, both based in the village of Echizen, are washi papermaking and the manufacture of edge tools and weapons, including knives and scythes.
As with almost everyone else, travel writers had to stay put through 2020. However, that hasn’t stopped their desire to explore in 2021. We asked some contributors to share their travel plans for the year ahead.
Two interesting celebrity-led cruises are taking place on an incredible cruise ship that harnesses 70% of its power from natural sources.
Disney has teased the first images from insideStar Wars:Galactic Starcruiser, the highly-anticipated Star Wars-themed hotel set to land in Walt Disney World Resort, Florida next year.
If you come across a butterfly display that is vividly realistic but located on the side of a building, then chances are you have stumbled upon a piece by Mantra.
Norway is at the forefront of innovation with the introduction of an electric, self-driving water taxi that promises to change urban public transport amidst the ongoing climate crisis. These water taxis, characterized by their small size and carbon neutrality, enable users to summon rides at the touch of a button.
Returning to the vibrant city of St John’s after an afternoon filled with wildlife experiences in Newfoundland and Labrador, we returned the car at our hotel and proceeded to wander through the city on foot.
Summer down under is a season of sun and festivities. However, December to February in Australia does require some extra planning. If you’re jetting south with plans to take to the Top End, you’ll be met with impossibly hot days. Heading to Queensland’s Far North? You’ll find activities are restricted in the tropics – summer up there means rainy days and seas teeming with beautiful (but dangerous) jellyfish. But it isn’t all extreme weather; summer in Oz is a treat – you just need to know where to go.
From soaking up festival vibes in Sydney to beach-hopping along the west coast, here’s how to make the most of an Aussie summer vacation.
A competition is currently underway to crown England’s Tree of the Year 2020, with voting open to the public. This prestigious event is organized by Woodland Trust, a charitable organization dedicated to forest conservation. Their shortlist of ten exceptional trees has been refined from hundreds of nominations received during the pandemic, highlighting the strong community connections with nature. Each winning tree will receive a £1000 ($1332) grant for tree care.