Despite the war in Ukraine, businesses don’t stop contributing to the country’s economy. That is why there is an increasing number of cafes that appear and continue their work in Kyiv. You know, Ukrainians have always been creative, and the cafes and restaurants have stood out from European ones in terms of settings, dishes, services, and budget-friendly policies. Would you like to explore the most popular spots to dine out in Kyiv? Check out our … [Read more...]
Discovering the Perfect Getaway: My Cozycozy Review as a First-Time User
As someone who loves to travel but dreads the endless hours of scouring different websites for the best accommodation deals, I was thrilled to stumble upon cozycozy. This travel platform, which boldly claims to be the world’s only search engine aggregating all types of accommodations, has genuinely revolutionized how I plan my trips. Here’s my honest cozycozy review based on my first experience. A True One-Stop Shop What sets cozycozy apart … [Read more...]
One of the Planet’s Last Undiscovered Wine Regions, Serra Gaúcha Brazil
Contrary to what the title of this article suggests, Serra Gaúcha is the most well-known wine region within Brazil and produces approximately 80% of the country's wine. However, it not very well known by international wine enthusiasts; that needs to change - Garibaldi definitely deserves to be on your radar. Travelers can reach this part of Brazil using several in-country connecting flights to either Caxios do Sol (about a 45 minute drive) and … [Read more...]
Herbert Hoover, Library & Birthplace – West Branch, Iowa – December 2024
"In the middle of nowhere" as it were when Herbert Hoover was born here, it still seems that way for visitors not from this area. Located along the great interstate 80 (which spans New York to San Francisco), the Herbert Hoover Library & Birthplace is about a 15 minute drive from the nearest town, Iowa City (population about 80,000). It is humbling to see where Hoover was born - a since restored very small wooden two-room cottage. He did not grow … [Read more...]
Markets In Cancun: Mercado 23 Cancun Mexico
If you want to experience the real Cancun, head to Mercado 23. This bustling market is the heart of the city, offering a sensory overload of vibrant colors, fresh produce, and traditional Mexican goods. Unlike the more touristy Mercado 28, Mercado 23 is where locals shop, giving you an authentic taste of everyday life in Cancun. Here, you can find everything from fresh fruits and vegetables to handmade crafts and delicious street food. Mercado 23 … [Read more...]
Why you should hire a tour guide when visiting Athens
Traveling is a deeply personal experience, and no two journeys are exactly the same. Some travelers prefer to go it alone, relying on guidebooks or self-guided tours, while others may choose the efficiency of a bus tour. However, more and more visitors to Athens are discovering that hiring a private guide can transform their trip from ordinary to extraordinary. With their extensive local knowledge and personalized service, private guides offer a … [Read more...]
Steps to Take for Eco Friendly Travel to Hawaii
For many, a trip to Hawaii is an absolute dream. Stunning sandy beaches, rich tropical fruits and majestic marine life are all in abundance on these islands. It’s truly a paradise that’s just waiting for you to get on that plane and experience it for yourself. However, there is a growing concern on the over tourism that’s happening to Hawaii. If you’re not familiar, then I’m about to tell you. And then I will explain what we, as tourists, can do … [Read more...]
At 40, SATW Foundation Announces 2024 Recipients of the Lowell Thomas Travel Journalism Awards
November 2024 – Choosing among 1,371 entries, the 27 judges at the University of Missouri School of Journalism conferred 120 awards on editors, writers, photographers, podcasters, social media experts and videographers in the 2024 Lowell Thomas Travel Journalism Competition. The awards were announced today at the SATW annual convention in Istanbul, Turkey. Professor Jennifer Rowe and Carol J. Loomis, faculty fellow, along with Professor … [Read more...]
Discovering Art, Crafts, and Culture in Puerto Vallarta’s Zona Romantica
Puerto Vallarta has long been a favorite travel destination of mine, a city where tropical beauty meets rich tradition. Nestled along the sparkling blue waters of Banderas Bay and framed by lush green mountains, this vibrant port town bursts with charm, art, and a rhythm all its own. After more than 30 years of visiting, both by land and sea, I always find something new that stirs my heart. Located in the Mexican state of Jalisco, Puerto … [Read more...]
A short stay in Hampshire (just isn’t enough!)
While visiting family in Hampshire, I decided to make a weekend of it and accept an invitation to make our base the newly rebranded voco® Winchester Hotel & Spa. Previously part of the Holiday Inn group of hotels, we were lucky enough to be among the first to have the voco® experience as the wraps came off a £2m refurbishment. The contemporary hotel, which was first built in 2010, is located on the edge of the beautiful South Downs … [Read more...]
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