A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
In the space of three years, US-Cuban relations have evolved from cautious cooperation to a state of uncertainty. On June 4, the Trump administration introduced new measures that seemingly wiped out the relaxation of US travel restrictions instituted by Obama between 2014 and 2016. For American citizens, Cuba seems to be, once again, a forbidden fruit. Or is it?
Copenhagenis fantastic any time of year; however, there’s something special about summer in this vibrant city. Although the season may be short, it can certainly be sweet. Consequently, when the temperatures rise and the days get longer, Copenhageners emerge from their winter cocoons and set out to enjoy the sunshine.
It’s the biggest arts fest on the planet, in one of the world’s most beautiful cities. Throughout summer, world-class music, theatre, comedy, dance, cabaret, and art descend on hundreds of venues around Edinburgh, ranging from grand concert halls and churches to public toilets and underground caves.
As Earth grows ever more populous and cities expand, opportunities for humanity to look up at the universe decrease. Travellers are now seeking the world’s last-remaining dark skies where they can enjoy a clear, unpolluted view of the stars.
Come peak festival season (May to September), the scene has become saturated with slightly sunburned, flower-crown-clad, welly-boot-wearing merrymakers at spots like Glastonbury and Coachella. However, what if yours is a less mainstream way of life? Surely there’s a place for all kinds of revellers in this world?
Near the southern edge of the vast Atacama Desert, mountain rivers wind their way through a sun-baked landscape of vine-covered hillsides and serene villages, with Andean peaks looming on the distant horizon. This is the Elqui Valley, famed for its rain-free climate (over 320 days of sunshine) and remarkably clear skies.
South America knows how to throw a party, and when it comes to gay pride, the region puts some of the biggest celebrations in the world, drawing activists and revelers from around the globe to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community in living color. The festivities easily rival those in North America and Western Europe, and they will pull you in with their kaleidoscopic energy and messages of love and acceptance.
There’s nothing quite like traveling with your dad. To be sure, questionable decision-making and eye-rolling jokes will be frequent – not to mention the utter refusal to ask for directions. However, one day you’ll look back on those trips with nothing but fond memories. Here are a few reminiscences about traveling with dear old dad, shared by members of our staff in the United States and England:
Summer’s here, which means it’s time to don your sequins, hit the streets, and celebrate diversity at a Pride parade or festival.
You don’t have to look too far for thrilling cuisine or a decent drink in the vast wonderland of Ontario.
Berlin clubs have been thriving for decades, making it a key destination for music fans globally. With an extensive array of venues, the city caters to all musical tastes, from mainstream hits to underground beats.
After arriving in one of Europe’s cultural capitals, you could check into your hotel and take time to rest and reset. However, you could also hit the ground running – what jet lag? – and make the most of your trip. From hiking to Prague Castle to people watching in Paris to soaking in thermal waters in Budapest, here are the best ways to spend your first hours in town.
Bahia, one of the largest states inBrazil, offers a diverse array of sceneries and cultures. The southern coast is particularly notable for its rich experiences. Travel from majestic mountains to serene beaches, from stunning waterfalls to vibrant cities, and from charming rural villages to acclaimed surfing spots. With the longest coastline in Brazil, the region is a paradise filled with pristine sand, towering coconut trees, and incredible wildlife.
A two-hour drive north of the Ukrainian capital Kyiv lies the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, site of the worst nuclear accident ever recorded and recently back in the spotlight in the acclaimed HBO/Sky seriesChernobyl.
With its turquoise lagoons and burnt-crimson cliffs, ancient footsteps, and historic shell middens,Australia’sremote Dampier Peninsula in Western Australia’s coastal Kimberly region is home to a number of Aboriginal communities who welcome travellers to their spectacular land and share their traditional culture.
Hot town, Summer in the city, Back of my neck gettin’ dirty and gritty… For many New Yorkers, the words of The Lovin’ Spoonful’s classic ring all too true as summer sends the mercury soaring across Manhattan, and residents flee in droves to the cooler climes of Long Island, the Adirondacks, and the Hamptons. However, while pounding New York’s pavements at the height of midsummer might not seem the obvious recreational choice, the city has some surprising balmy charms.
A visit to a theme park is often a thrilling highlight of a child’s early experiences. Stepping into a fantasy world creates a suspension of day-to-day reality—these colorful worlds are all about having fun together as a family, doing something out of the ordinary, bonding, and creating happy memories.
It is a truth universally acknowledged that breakfast is the best part of the day, whether you’re an early bird eager to have your first bites by eight or a late riser needing your perfect pick-me-up brunch. From crispy croissants with warm melted cheese oozing out after the first bite to fluffy American pancakes soaked in maple syrup or a hearty Hungarian ratatouille, the options are endless in Budapest. Moreover, as all-day breakfasts are common, you don’t even have to be a morning person. All aboard the brunch bandwagon, calling at seven of Budapest’s best brekkie spots that all tick the taste box.
Rotterdam wins all the plaudits for its innovative drinking and dining scene, but the adjacent city of Schiedam is in a league of its own when it comes to one particular tipple.
Killing Eveis back for its second season, with thefemmes fatalemanoeuvring their way back into our hearts – with a bullet.