The Bauhaus Archive Museum of Design, Berlin
Bauhaus – ‘house of construction’ “Let us strive for, conceive and create the new building of the future that will unite every discipline, architecture and sculpture and painting, and which…
Just Back: Borneo
National Geographic’s Andrew Coleman (on Instagram @andywcoleman) recently traveled to Borneo to explore one of the oldest rain forests in the world. Hoping to spy an orangutan in its natural habitat, Andrew was…
PHOTO: Preseren Square in Ljubljana, Slovenia
Click on above photo to view it in large format: Preseren Square in Ljubljana, the capital city of Slovenia, features the Triple Bridge and the Franciscan Church of the Annunciation…
Hanging out: the world’s best clifftop hotels
Fancy living on the edge? From Cape View Clifton in South Africa – a new addition to our collection – to cliffside stays in California, Croatia and beyond, these precariously perched hotels are…
Visiting the Champs-Élysées: A Look at 2 Newly-Renovated Hotels in the Heart of the District
Home to some of fashion’s most over-the-top flagship boutiques, Paris’ Champs-Élysées and Golden Triangle district is also one of the city’s most-touristed neighborhoods. In this setting, two newly-renovated luxury hotel...via…
Provence Road Trip IV – Crillon le Brave
For our last stop in the South of France we made our way through the narrow roads east of Avignon, climbing higher and higher until we came across a fairy…
Luxury Villa Review: The Blue Door in Palm Springs, California
The Blue Door in Palm Springs, California The Blue Door, is a beautiful 3-bedroom and 3-bathroom villa located in Palm Springs, California, which accommodates 6 people. On this occasion, I…
The List: Where to Stay for England’s Rugby World Cup 2015
Every four years, Rugby Union’s elite come together to decide the destiny of the famous Webb Ellis trophy at the Rugby World Cup. The 2015 edition takes place in the…
Your Next Plane Ticket Could Be Free
The best things in life are free—the best things in travel are priceless. Having a local connection, for example, allows you to enjoy a one-of-a-kind experience you’ll never forget. Traveling around the world…
From Security Lines to Delays: Your Ultimate Holiday Travel Survival Guide
Flickr/lunchtimemama Ready for Thanksgiving? The holiday is a time to give thanks and spend quality time with family and friends — but it happens to be one of the most…
Three Reasons to Travel to Latvia
Close Your Eyes and Think of Latvia If I asked you, without pause for a heartbeat, what first comes to mind when you think of travel to Latvia, I wonder…
London Musicals You Didn’t Know You Wanted To See
Categories: Best OfTravelingImage: Although musicals are performed across the United States, London provides a unique opportunity to see a vast number of musicals in one city. During my time studying…
Four Surprising Things You Should Know About British Gin
Last week I traveled around London and Scotland as part of a larger project, a type of effort that I haven’t done before. Working with UK Trade & Investment, I…
The Best UK Bothies For Eager Wild Hikers
Bothies often aren’t well-known throughout the UK, even though they are kept in good order by the Mountain Bothies Association (MBA), and they are fairly common. If you’re wondering what…
IIPT dedicates international peace park at UNWTO General Assembly
The International Institute for Peace through Tourism (IIPT) was most honored to dedicate an IIPT International Peace Park at the University Gardens of Medellin University as a living legacy of…
10 Air Travel Hacks to Make Your Next Flight Better
You know what my least favorite part of traveling is? Flying. It’s no secret that I hate flying. These days, flying has has become more of a nuisance than a…
Kayaking with Beluga Whales – A Paddlers Dream
“Don’t worry about your rudders, just get in the water.” Our guide Tress, from Sea North tours was worried we wouldn’t have enough time kayaking with Beluga Whales in Churchill,…
A Grand Canyon Adventure: Disaster at Hance
Looking down on the Colorado River from above Deer Creek Falls; Photograph by Danny Schmidt The moment I caught my first a glance of Hance, I regretted my decision to…
Video: Never Stop with Jimmy Chin
Jimmy Chin has been a North Face sponsored athlete for years, and in this video produced by the gear company we get a chance to learn a bit more about…
Blogger tips: How to travel off the beaten path anywhere
Ever wondered how some travel bloggers seem to have the ability to uncover incredible hidden-gem experiences in any destination? We chatted with a few adventurous traveler bloggers to find out…
Dolly Travels – Wellington, New Zealand’s Capital City
I have to apologize. We were so busy during our last few days in New Zealand, that I simply did not have time to write without feeling rushed; therefore, I…
Do You Have a Soul Home or are You Called to Travel to Certain Places?
Is there a certain place in the world that calls you? You’re not sure why but the intense desire or fascination won’t leave you and you just HAVE to book…
The Roman Ruins of Jerash, Jordan
The Roman Ruins of Jerash, Jordan Camera NIKON D300S ISO 250 Focal Length 48mm Aperture f/4.5 Exposure Time 1/1600 Many people do not realize that the Roman Empire extended to…