
Paris and London Are Expanding Miles of New Subway Tracks
London’s Crossrail Project and subway tunnels being dug in Paris and London are making a more efficient transportation system for European travelers.

Oita, Japan: A Stunning Hot Spring Haven
Oita, Japan offers visitors access to onsens—or hot springs. These mineral-rich, naturally-heated baths offer a relaxing one-of-a-kind experience.

Aruba: Work and Play During the Pandemic
Aruba during the pandemic. This southern Caribbean island is perfectly set up to let digital nomads and others work and play safely in a lush island paradise.

Revenge Travel: Predictions for Where We Go Next
Revenge Travel is the pent-up demand that the traveling community feels after a year of no travel, in 2021 first domestic then international travel will boom.

Not Your Grandfather’s Peace Corps
This March, the Peace Corps will be celebrating sixty years of sending people abroad for volunteering opportunities. To celebrate this milestone, they have a variety of different virtual activities planned for this event, which you can sign up for or read more about at their official website.

Getting Good Sleep When You’re Traveling
Sleep while traveling. Here are some tips on how to get a good night’s sleep even when you’re sleeping in an unfamiliar mattress in a new city.

Ghana’s Volta Region: Cats, Bats and Rats for Dinner
The author moves to Ho, in Volta in eastern Ghana, and learns about the dining customs that include eating cats, rats and bats, crafts and village life.

Remarkable Walled Cities You’ll Never Forget
Walled Cities: A tour of some of the most magnificent and striking castles, citadels, palaces, cities and forts all behind various sizes of walls.

Artistic Places Around the World: Oslo and Munch
Artistic Places. A new book by Susie Hodge collects stories from 25 different places around the world like Oslo where artists were inspired or were born.

Interesting and Useful Travel Items for Winter
Useful items for travel in the new year, including Lumi Light, Wandrd Toiletry bags, Pedipocket Blanket, Cleanlight Air, and Halo Masks.

Macedonia: Visiting the North, Land of Balthazar
North Macedonia, once ruled by a king named Balthazar, has many attractions for tourists and a long history.

Australia’s Murray River Houseboating
A slow journey by houseboat on the Murray River in South Australia, enjoying the life on board and the beauty of this wild part of the country.

Scenic Salla National Park in Finland
Salla national park in Finland is the newest established park. It is scarcely populated, and has over 10,000 hectares of land.

Two Maine Mountains: Skiing Sugarloaf and Saddleback
Saddleback: After a five-year closure, one of the two large mountains in Western Maine reopened to skiiers and riders, Sugarloaf USA is also nearby.

Drunken Tourist Meets the Worst of Amsterdam
The Drunken Tourist is a new book that tells the tale of a traveler who visits the sad Red Light District of Amsterdam and stays in a dismal hostel.

Giant Luxury Vehicles Are Changing Road Trips
The Living Vehicle and the G-77 Sky Master are 2 of the most popular luxury vehicles changing the modern road trip.