Category: Travel
Ghent, Belgium was one of the first towns I visited in my travels, and I’ve been in love with it ever since. There’s plenty to do there, tons of …
Canada: there’s so much to enjoy and explore in this vast country, from remote wild places to busy cities, from plain to mountain to coast. Exploration through dreams and …
Some 23 years before Montana became a state in 1889, the territory had a brewery. So they’ve long had their priorities straight in this region. There are probably between …
“The Sharing Economy” has gotten lots of media attention and investor money over the past decade. The movement has spawned 100+ start-ups after the success of Uber and Airbnb …
Cape Breton Island: it is a place where ocean meets forest, forest meets story, communities make music together, and where, as some say, Mother Nature meets Father Time. Cape …
Although my home in Edinburgh is only a mile away from the beach and I spend most of my free time on the sand, there are far better beaches …
Black history: have you sought this out in your travels, come across it stories in passing, or passed it by unknowingly? History is about story, after all. Individual story. …
Up until the pandemic, being a travel writer often topped the list of the world’s most enviable professions–especially if you could wiggle your way into the luxury travel niche. …
Luxembourg is one of those countries I'd never heard of as an American. I finally went to visit recently. It wasn't what I was expecting. Here are some facts …
Wild Atlantic Way: the name itself brings up images of adventure and exploration. You will find those, as well as community, archaeology, food, drink, fishing, wilderness, music, and many …
Dream now. Travel later. Whatever your situation, that’s good advice. One of the best tools in current circumstances is patience. What can you learn from those travel dreams? Dream, …
The University of Glasgow: You might have several reasons to visit. There are world class museums of the sciences, a top class art gallery with connections to Charles Rennie …
