A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
I headed down to Mexico more than 20 years ago to study Spanish at the University of Guadalajara. After several years of fine-tuning my language skills, I decided it was time to say adios to the mariachi capital and try my luck in Mexico City, where I currently reside as a travel and entertainment writer. As a Los Angeles native, Mexico City’s near-perfect weather, scintillating social life, and horrendous traffic made me feel right at home.
I’m a Czech girl from the eastern part of the country. I moved to Prague to attend university and, after several years abroad, it has become my official base. Now, after more than a decade, I proudly call Prague home.
Since our interactions with digital devices have gone into overdrive, screen fatigue can so easily set in. So what better way to unwind and tap into your inner creative child than recording your surroundings on a sketchpad?
In a time before planes, credit cards, and the internet, travel was often as dangerous as it was exciting. However, for millennia, those with a taste for adventure have surrendered to the human impulse to explore the world, discover new cultures, and pave the way for others. The roll call of great historical travelers includes both the well-known and the should-be-better-known. Here are a select few, each of whom exemplifies the curiosity that propels us to explore today.
The following day in the Moselle Valley was one that, in hindsight, could have benefited from some adjustments.
At home and dreaming of all the trips you’ll take when you have the chance? To satisfy that sense of longing for the wider world, a handful of tourism boards have launched initiatives to keep globetrotters connected while they’re stuck on the ground. Though they might not earn you a new passport stamp right away, they’re sure to fuel your wanderlust for future travels. Here are six destinations to visit from afar – at least until you can get there in person.
Beyond wine, hospitality, and Stalin, Georgia conjures up images of majestic mountains. Soaring peaks are fronted by timeless highland tower-house villages. Only 20 years ago, the stunning regions of Khevsureti, Tusheti, and Svaneti were considered danger zones. Today, they are a paradise for hikers.
Parents, teachers, or anyone who has spent ample time with children can surely appreciate how malleable they are. Under the right conditions and guidance, those little ones can grow up to become well-rounded adults.
Wandering the streets of great European cities one row of typeset print at a time is a centuries-old tradition—one that still allows readers to travel not only through countries and across continents but in and out of time as well.
When it comes to foodie travel inMexico, Mexico City usually steals the spotlight. Rarely, if ever, does Mexico’s second-largest city,Guadalajara, make the cut. However, the “City of Endless Spring” is also a city of endless good eats and drinks, ranging from hyper-local specialties liketortas ahogadas(drowned sandwiches) to Mexican twists on American classics like pulled pork and mac and cheese, alongside a thriving beer scene.
Join us on a journey to discover where the last dragon lay… This was one of those unexpectedly delightful days! I had often passed by this charming village but had never explored it until today. In search of adventure, our group stumbled upon this quaint hidden gem.
There is genuinely no superior method to explore the UK than embarking on a road trip across the nation.
From flea markets in Monastiraki to high-end boutique browsing,Athenshas something for every shopper. For designer boutiques, go glam in fancier parts of town like Kolonaki. However, if bargaining for hours to get the best price on a rug is more your shopping style, it’s the many Athenian markets that are calling your name.
Now that I’m an adult, long gone are the days of childhood family vacations and summer camp. Moreover, I dare say the times of penpals seem to have passed. Nowadays, we are more likely to trade emails, send texts, or follow each other on social media to stay in touch. However, finding a friend with similar hobbies and interests can be the connectivity we all need during this time of social distancing.
Travel writer and digital nomad Lauren Keith shares her experiences during the coronavirus pandemic, and what a “stay at home” order means when there’s no place to call home.
Following my previous photo diary detailing our experiences in Tokyo, here’s an account of our initial day in the city.
Orlando, renowned for its premier theme parks, offers a wealth of attractions beyond its thrilling rides. Numerous fascinating destinations for day trips are conveniently accessible from the city, each showcasing the diverse beauty of Florida.
On our final day in St Kitts, we were greeted with an unexpected sight – clouds in the sky! The previous days had been filled with sunshine, making the thought of rain seem highly improbable. However, don’t be deceived; it remained warm, perfect for casual attire.
Peppered with prominent shopping streets, cool little concept stores, art galleries, antique shops, and bustling markets, Budapest is an excellent place for browsing. Plan a shopping spree with our guide to local treasure troves of everything from high-end fashion to flea market wonders.
Embarking on a journey might not be feasible at the moment, however, you can still enjoy a taste of the world through subscription boxes that deliver indigenous ingredients, travel-related titles, locally-created artisanal goods, and more directly to your doorstep.