Mark DeCarlo is an Emmy Award-winning TV host, improv actor/host, screenwriter, and best-selling author. He is known for his quick humor and deep passion for food and travel. He has hosted hit shows like Taste of America, Studs and X Show, voiced the iconic character Hugh Neutron in Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, and written the popular travel/food book A Fork on the Road. A Fork on the Road is also a podcast he co-hosts with his wife, Yeni … [Read more...]
The Laid-Back Charm of La Union
The morning sun casts its golden rays across the South China Sea, surfers dot the horizon at Urbiztondo Beach, their silhouettes dancing atop the waves that have made La Union the undisputed surf capital of Northern Philippines. Located approximately 280 kilometers north of Manila in the province of La Union, this coastal paradise has transformed from a quiet fishing community into a vibrant beach destination that perfectly balances rustic charm … [Read more...]
Best Travel-Friendly Tools for the Minimalist Explorer
Traveling light means leaving out what you don’t need. Not out of discipline, but because carrying less feels better. You move easier. You waste less time digging through gear that never gets used. If you’re always on the move, you know how the right tool can save your day—and how the wrong one just takes up space. So here’s a list worth keeping: smart, compact essentials that actually earn their spot in your bag. Compact Travel … [Read more...]
Vigan: A Journey Through Time
As I stepped off the bus and onto the cobblestone streets of Vigan, Ilocos Sur, I felt as though I had traveled back in time. The air was thick with the scent of old wood and the sound of horse hooves echoed through the streets. I had heard stories of Vigan's charm, but nothing could have prepared me for the enchantment that awaited me in this ancient city. Vigan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the few places in the Philippines where … [Read more...]
Nuuskio National Park Finland – July 2025
Nuuskio National Park is easily accessible from Helsinki, Finland - about a 30 minute non stop bus ride or slightly longer with bus combined with train (stop in Espoo). The modern and state of the art Haltia "green" Visitor's center is the self proclaimed "gateway to Finland's National treasures) and is located about 2km outside of the park. A stop here is worthwhile for the interactive exhibits that explore Finland's natural heritage, a cafe … [Read more...]
62 Hours in Vail: A Perfect Summer Mountain Escape
Cradled in the heart of the Rockies, Vail is a high-altitude playground, an alpine escape where mountain adventure meets refined mountain charm. Within a long weekend, the temptation to do as much as possible is great, so I opted to find the right balance between adrenaline and après; this included indulging in a diversity of wonderful restaurants, outdoor experiences and time for relaxation. You will want to fly fish, do a bit of hiking, explore … [Read more...]
Travel within the United States: An Ultimate Guide to Home Adventurers
The US is a big nation with an excellent culture, and there are no restrictions on what one can do until he or she has traveled everywhere. It can be the towering mountains of Colorado or the sun-kissed beaches of Florida; domestic travel allows Americans to fulfill their need to discover the abundant beauty and history of their own backyard. Whether you're planning a road trip across states or a weekend city escape, understanding how to travel … [Read more...]
Nakasendo Road: A Journey to the Essence
At that point in my journey through Japan, I didn’t exactly know what I was looking for. For a space without distractions, where time wouldn’t rush. And maybe, more than anything, I needed something that couldn’t be photographed. Somewhere I had read that the Nakasendo Road was an ancient route connecting the old city of Tokyo (Edo) to Kyoto. A path once walked by samurai, pilgrims, merchants. But for me, it became something more: a journey … [Read more...]
Best Tips for Better Travel
Whether you’re backpacking through Patagonia, hiding from the rain in a Kyoto capsule hotel, or camping for days on end without any human contact — travel is amazing. Still, it can quickly spiral into a complete mess. That’s why you should plan every trip ahead: no spreadsheets or pages-long schedules, just a few smart habits that will save you from stress or overspending. Ditch the Checked Baggage It’s expensive, heavy, and a potential … [Read more...]
How to Explore Italy’s Cinematic Locations from Famous Films
If you’ve ever watched a movie set in Italy and thought, “I need to go there,” you’re not alone. Italy has long been a favorite playground for directors from all over the world. And it’s no wonder. With dramatic coastlines, dreamy villas, ancient ruins, and sun-drenched piazzas, the country naturally looks like a film set. The great thing is, many of these iconic movie locations are real places in Italy that you can visit. So, if you’re ready … [Read more...]
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