After enough time in Bali, I’ve come to think the biggest decision you make there isn’t which temples to see or how long to stay. It’s where to base yourself. Pick the right spot and the island feels gentle and easy. Pick the wrong one and you spend the trip stuck in traffic and heat, hunting for somewhere without a flight of stairs. I’ve spent a good deal of time in the quieter parts of Bali, and one town keeps pulling me back: Sanur, on the island’s east coast. It’s […]

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Erik Wolf is the founder and Executive Director of the World Food Travel Association. He is a speaker and consultant who has worked with global names like Disney, Marriott, American Express and Royal Caribbean, as well as UNESCO and the UN World Tourism Organization. His book Have Fork, Will Travel pulls together voices from experts around the world and shows how food and drink shape the way we travel, the places we visit and the cultures we connect with. Q. What inspired you to start the World Food Travel Association […]

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The 2026 season opens with the Seahawks hosting the Patriots at Lumen Field on a rare Wednesday kickoff, and by the following Sunday there will be games running from Charlotte to Detroit to Melbourne, Australia, where the 49ers and Rams open the international slate. That kind of spread across the map is exactly why late summer is when road-trip planning actually needs to start rather than the week before a game. Flights and hotel rates in any NFL host city climb fast once a home schedule is public, and the […]

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The Creek Khunkorn is a small, nature‑immersed café hidden along the rural road that leads toward Khun Korn Waterfall, about half an hour outside central Chiang Rai. Walking in one quickly realizes this isn’t a ‘normal’ restaurant in the conventional sense. Old license plates from the various states in the U.S. decorate a wall next to a bar and small covered seating areas overlook a stream. But keep walking and you will see numerous tables and chairs sitting in the stream; this is where patrons enjoy their meals. This feels […]

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JEFFERSON COUNTY & BERKELEY COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA–August 2026–Jefferson County and Berkeley County, West Virginia, offer a surprising number of ways to enjoy a getaway, just over an hour’s drive northwest of Washington, D.C. Located between Interstates 81 and 70, this eastern panhandle destination is easily accessible by car via U.S. 340 and West Virginia Route 9 or by rail from Washington or Baltimore. For a destination filled with historic sites and preserved downtown architecture, there are an amazing number of new and unexpected ways to enjoy Berkeley and Jefferson counties. […]

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Tony Giles is a blind and partially deaf adventurer from England who has turned the world into his classroom, He has traveled solo to more than 130 countries across all seven continents, going for everything from bungee jumps to crossing the Arctic Circle and he shares the ride through his ebooks and talks. Q. Tell us about yourself? I am Tony Giles. I live in the Southwest part of the UK. Currently 47 years old. Totally blind from birth and partially deaf in both ears from the age of 5 […]

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Photo credit: Dawsonville George CVB DAWSONVILLE, GEORGIA—JULY 2026—Slip away from the noise and hustle of city life to the quaint town of Dawsonville, nestled within the scenic North Georgia Mountains. It’s the perfect getaway with unique options for accommodations and a growing culinary scene only an hour northwest of Atlanta and two hours south of Chattanooga. Amicalola Falls State Park & Lodge One of Georgia’s most visited state parks is located just minutes from downtown Dawsonville, but the mountainous retreat feels a world away. Amicalola Falls State Park & Lodge […]

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Bath is one of the UK’s most elegant and atmospheric cities, known for its Roman heritage, Georgian architecture, and compact layout that makes it perfect for exploring on foot. Whether you’re visiting for a weekend break or a longer stay, Bath offers a blend of history, culture, food, and relaxation that appeals to a wide range of travellers. From ancient landmarks to modern lifestyle spots, the city’s charm lies in how old and new coexist effortlessly. As visitors stroll between historic streets, cosy cafés, and scenic viewpoints, many also enjoy […]

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The brutal reality check that hits every backpacker flying from SE Asia into Australia. The barman at the first pub I walked into after dropping my bag slid a schooner across the bar and said nine dollars. I handed over a tenner and stood there waiting for change that wasn’t coming. He’d already moved on. I picked up the glass and did the maths in my head the way you do when you already know the answer isn’t good. Here’s what Southeast Asia does to you. It makes you genuinely […]

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In a town known for craft beer, San Diego’s cider scene is a small (and exciting) alternative Like most of the country, craft cider in San Diego makes up only a small portion of the local beverage scene. But cider is growing in popularity, thanks to its natural lack of gluten, relatively low alcohol content and the fact it’s simply a delicious drink. For what San Diego cideries lack in numbers, they more than make up for with quality, with a diverse array of flavors and finishes to excite even […]

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Securing documents to be accepted overseas is not as straightforward as submitting a translated version. Governments, universities, and courts all over the world have established multi-layered systems to ensure the accuracy and legitimacy of translated records, and in some countries, there are very strict requirements. It’s not just a matter of translation quality. Some countries have special requirements for the translator’s credentials, specific formatting requirements, notarization, or apostille. Even if the translator has a court-recognised certificate, it is possible for a perfectly translated marriage certificate to be rejected outright. The […]

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I landed in Barcelona with a broken suitcase wheel, a dead phone, and absolutely no idea what I was doing. It was my first solo trip to Spain, and I’d spent weeks reading guides that all said the same thing: “Visit the Sagrada Familia before 9 AM for the best lighting.” Helpful? Sure. But not exactly the kind of advice that prepares you for the moment you step out of the metro into a plaza full of strangers, with the Catalan sun on your face and no plan beyond “find food.” Five days […]

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Craig Pavlus is the CEO and founder of Pavlus Travel & Cruise and one of the most recognized figures in U.S. luxury travel. He began his career at Trans World Airlines (TWA) as a ticket and gate agent, rising to President of TWA Getaway Vacations and later Senior Vice President of Marketing. That front-to-back industry experience — from customer service to executive strategy — shaped the way Pavlus Travel has operated for 32 years. Q. You were at Trans World Airlines back when flying just felt more refined and glamorous […]

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CLARKSDALE, MISSISSIPPI–May–Clarksdale, Mississippi, is known as the home of the Blues for good reason. From long-ago tales of Robert Johnson at the crossroads to the current schedule of live Blues music every night, to the stories told throughout the Delta Blues Museum (#1 Blues Alley, Clarksdale, Mississippi 38614; 662-627-6820), this town is immersed in the music of the Delta. Just 70 miles south of Memphis, this is where U.S. Highways 61 and 49 intersect. These “Blues Highways,” as they are known, are celebrating their 100th anniversary in 2026 and Clarksdale […]

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SAN DIEGO, CA — While San Diego’s tacos and burritos are legendary, they’re only one facet of the city’s diverse culinary scene. In recent years, San Diego has emerged as one of the country’s most exciting fine dining destinations, thanks to several innovative chefs and restaurateurs who have received both international and national acclaim — and the city itself was named one of the top food cities in the U.S. in Conde Nast Traveler’s 2025 Reader’s Choice Awards. Here, you can find Michelin-starred experiences and fine-dining tasting menus, often delivered […]

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