Already one of the world’s best resources for discovering our planet, National Geographic is now helping travelers have the very best experiences through their new Unique Lodges of the World collection. ... Read More
When traveling abroad, I tend to visit familiar destinations, such as Italy, my former home. But when the opportunity arose to experience France through the eyes of a chef, I could not resist. Nothing on this trip felt touristy, it was authentic France. I shopped at the market for dinner ingredients, prepared gourmet meals alongside Frelon, visited with family winemakers and enjoyed leisurely afternoons in the village.... Read More
We love the start of a new year; and not just because all the “New Year, New You” hype, but more so because it means 365 days of potential travel ahead. For 2015, to assist you with your own travel plans, we thought we’d put together a list of some of our favorite destinations to visit by month. Keeping in mind that sightseeing is typically an outdoor activity, we chose each destination based on its sunniest and/or its most pleasant weather months. ... Read More
Located in the heart of the Caribbean, nestled cozily between Aruba and Curaçao, is the small, serene Dutch island of Bonaire. With beautiful year-round temperatures, Bonaire is the perfect beach getaway. Bonaire is versatile enough to fit any travel plans whether it be a family vacation, romantic escape or a boy's adventure weekend. Those in the know come from all over the world to experience the island’s culture, gorgeous miles of coastline and its untouched paradise.... Read More
In a little over a week, Park City, Utah will be filled with A-list celebs, filmmakers, lovers of cinema and thousands of attendees ready to view independent movies at the annual Sundance Film Festival. Offering an insider experience for its clients during the 11-day event, XOJET has created a package that gives guests exclusive entrance to star-studded events and overnight accommodations at The Washington School House Hotel.... Read More
Montrealers have three obsessions, I’m told. The first is the Canadian’s hockey team, the second is food and cycling takes third place. Though I’m an avid sports fan and bicycle rider (albeit back in the day), my trip to Québec involved numéro deux: its food. My mission was twofold: to forge an edible journey beyond Montreal’s traditionally tried-and-true poutine (fries and cheese curds topped with gravy), and to take a physical journey past the metropolis to what locals call authentic Québec.... Read More
Buoyed by both a burgeoning craft cocktail culture and increased demand from abroad, the American whiskey industry is at an all-time high. Far from becoming faceless conglomerates, however, the whiskey distilleries of the South retain their rich character, time honored traditions, and dedication to making spirits that reflect the American way of life. To help promote and celebrate these enterprises, many of them entwined with the history of their hometowns.... Read More
If watching this video doesn’t make you wistful to take an impromptu vacation to sail around the Greek Isles, then I don’t know what else will. Shot in Kefalonia/Ithica, Greece on a Canon 60D with a 24-105mm lens by London-based Video Editor & Producer Ryan Clarke, Ionian is a short film about sailing the islands with his family.... Read More
Brilliantly colored tulips, charming canals, wooden windmills and plenty of Gouda cheese are expected while traveling in Holland. What you might not expect is how much you'll love The Hague. As the seat of government for the Netherlands and the official residence of King Willem-Alexander, The Hague is the beating heart of Holland. Home to the stately International Peace Palace along with 118 embassies, it is truly a city of diplomats and much more.... Read More