November 2020

1. Explore a part of Marrakech tourists rarely get to see: the homes of locals. The eclectic style, colorful decorations, and rich architecture combine for a truly amazing experience. (Africa, Morocco)
   Author: Stefanie Waldeck
   Source: Architectural Digest
2. A solo trip can be a life-changing experience for even the most seasoned traveler. (Africa, Morocco)
   Author: Freda Moon
   Source: Afar Magazine
3. Exploring the world we live in is as relevant an exercise for each of us as it is for this Scottish adventurer. (Africa, Morocco)
   Author: Staff
   Source: The Arab Weekly

1. Everyone knows that our heritage is partially responsible for the person we become, and these Singaporeans have fully embraced theirs. (Asia, Singapore)
   Author: Toh Ee Ming
   Source: National Geographic (Subscription-3 Free Articles per Month)
2. The tiny Micronesian island of Yap is home to some of the world’s best woodcarvers.  Unfortunately, it may be a dying art form. (Asia, Micronesia)
   Author: Joyce McClure
   Source: Go World Travel
3. Duong Lam, an ancient Vietnamese village with well-preserved traditional architecture, was just named a national historical and cultural relic. (Asia, Vietnam)
   Author: Staff
   Source: Vietnam Plus
4. Despite its tiny land area, Macao offers extensive sites and activities, but the real fun occurs after the sun goes down. (Asia, China)
   Author: Brandon Schultz
   Source: Global Traveler
5. As green tourism expands, new locations begin to benefit from tourism dollars. (Asia, China, Travel Business)
   Author: Ma Zhiping
   Source: China Daily

1. 1. One of the most remote corners of New South Wales is influenced by women-owned businesses which are at the heart of local tourism. (Australia, New South Wales)
      Author: Anthony Dennis
      Source: Traveller
   2. If you’re dreaming of the day you can travel internationally again, you may enjoy this virtual tour of New Zealand’s South Island. (New Zealand)
      Author: Lydia Schrandt
      Source: USA Today 10Best
   3. Travel photographers share their favorite photos and locations from around Australia and they are breathtaking. (Australia)
      Authors: Alannah Maher and Divya Venkataraman
      Source: TimeOut

1. This lake in British Columbia is good for more than just taking instagram-worthy nature photos; it is also home to the world’s longest skating pathway. (Canada, British Columbia)
   Author: Elena Shepert
   Source: Vancouver is Awesome
2. The beauty of the Inuit lands in north Labrador may have some tough competition around the world, but the culture found here is unmatched. (Canada, Labrador)
   Author: Daniel Neilson
   Source: Sidetracked
3. A perfect one day itinerary for your trip to Vancouver. (Canada, British Columbia)
   Author: Anca B.
   Source: One Day Itinerary

1. The Bubbly Pool in the British Virgin Islands allows visitors to play in fizzing water. (Caribbean, Virgin Islands)
   Author: Carrie Dow
   Source: Go World Travel
2. How to plan a trip to Barbados in a post-lockdown world. (Caribbean, Barbados, Travel Business)
   Author: Staff
   Source: Country Life UK
3. Celebrating its 35th year, the San Juan Mariachi Choir utilized technology to ensure its longstanding fans were still able to enjoy its annual concert. (Caribbean, Puerto Rico)
   Author: Melissa Guerra
   Source: Texas Monthly

1. You can’t go wrong with wine in France, but everyone has an opinion as to which is best. (Europe, France)
   Author: Staff
   Source: Condê Nast Traveller
2. Extremadura is one of the poorest and least known regions in all of Europe. However, it is a beautiful, sun-soaked area which provides a glimpse into Ancient Spain. (Europe, Spain)
   Author: Jeff Fuchs
   Source: Outpost
3. Who wouldn’t love to take a horse back ride along the beaches of Spain? (Europe, Spain)
   Author: Sophie Killip
   Source: Elite Traveler
4. No trip to Spain and Portugal is complete without a stop in these beautiful destinations. (Europe, Spain, Portugal)
   Author: Bharat Bhushan
   Source: dl Magazine
5. Italian towns which offer perfect opportunities for social distancing. (Europe, Italy)
   Author: Silvia Marchetti
   Source: Beatrice Daily Sun
6. These Greek villages only come to life in the presence of tourists. (Europe, Greece)
   Author: Staff
   Source: Lifestyle Asia

1. The East and West sides of Kyoto offer very different attractions for visitors. (Asia, Japan)
   Author: Chia
   Source: Matcha
2. A new, unique, luxury, Avant-Garde hotel has opened in Tokyo. (Asia, Japan)
   Author: Stacey Leasca
   Source: Travel+Leisure
3. A cat-lover’s dream, this Japanese hostel allows guests to enjoy their favorite animal while away from home. (Asia, Japan, Hotels)
   Author: Staff
   Source: Kyodo News

1. Though author Carina Chocano never actually lived in Lima, she still looks back on her childhood travel experiences there with nostalgia. (South America, Peru)
   Author: Carina Chocano
   Source: Condé Nast Traveler
2. For several decades surfers have flocked to El Salvador, but now it is becoming even more popular as surrounding fishing villages create an unmatched hangout culture for the athletes. (Central America, El Salvador)
   Author: Ben Olsen
   Source: Condê Nast Traveller
3. Does Mexico City live up to its expectations? (Central America, Mexico)
   Author: Porochista Khakpour
   Source: Here Magazine

1. From communicating with work and friends during our ‘getaways’ or sharing ‘secret’ spots on social media, we’ve all participated in our own kind of travel paradox. (Miscellaneous)
   Author: Peter Neville-Hadley
   Source: South China Morning Post

1. The ideal trip to Norway has already been planned out for you. (Scandinavia, Norway)
   Author: Christa Larwood
   Source: BBC Travel
2. This Danish artist is using trash to create mythical works of art. (Scandinavia, Denmark)
   Author: Staff
   Source: Times of India
3. Sweden boasts many natural attractions for travelers, here are some of the best. (Scandinavia, Sweden)
   Author: Staff
   Source: West Sweden

1. Traveling back in time is possible when visiting these peaceful villages in Scotland. (United Kingdom, Scotland)
   Author: Morgane  Croissant
   Source: Matador Network
2. Fall in love with Aberdeenshire as Queen Victoria must have by traveling the Victorian Heritage Trail. (United Kingdom, Scotland)
   Author: Janice Hopper
   Source: Britain Magazine
3. Parys Mountain on the Isle of Anglesey resembles Mars in its rugged and isolated landscape, glimmering copper infused rocks and tucked away caves to be explored. (United Kingdom, Wales)
   Author: Amy Briscoe
   Source: Independent.ie (Subscription-5 Free Articles per Month)
4. The chalk ridge in the very walkable Berkshire Downs gives rise to two peaks and archaeological significance back to the Bronze Age. (United Kingdom, England)
   Author: Rory Walsh
   Source: Geographical
5. It seems like everyone you talk to wants to visit Ireland, but now the status of the Emerald Isle as a top dream destination has been made official. (United Kingdom, Ireland)
   Author: Siân McQuillan
   Source: Ireland Before You Die

1. Sarasota has a beach for everyone from secluded to lively.  (United States, Florida)
   Author: Pam Daniel
   Source: Sarasota Magazine
2. Travel an hour south of Minneapolis-St. Paul to the bluffs along the Mississippi River for long range views unheard of in this otherwise flat state. (United States, Minnesota)
   Author: Mike Mosedale
   Source: MSP Magazine
3. A new online exhibition allows visitors to explore Broadway and its sites through historic postcards of New York City. (United States, New York)
   Author: Jordi Lippe-McGraw
   Source: Departures Magazine
4. Alaska has massive amounts of land still untouched by humans, Now may be the time to explore the great wilderness with one of the adventure tours being offered in Anchorage. (United States, Alaska)
   Author: Susan Barnes
   Source: Global Traveler
5. Oklahoma City has seen lots of changes in recent years, but it is still an often overlooked destination for tourists looking for a hip vacation. (United States, Oklahoma)
   Author: Malcolm Mayhew
   Source: Fort Worth
6. Fishers Peak, the newest state park in Colorado, focuses on joining conservation with recreation and may set a new standard for parks around the world. (United States, Colorado)
   Author: Daliah Singer
   Source: 5280 Magazine
7. This road trip was specifically designed to honor women’s history. (United States, Virginia)
   Author: Annie Werner
   Source: Here Magazine

1. Check out the top destinations for outdoor winter dining around Atlanta. (Food, United States, Georgia, Foo)
   Author: Carly Cooper
   Source: Atlanta Magazine
2. One of New York’s hottest bars has set up shop in Aspen, offering an Italian Alps vibe with a twist of social distancing. (Drink, United States, Colorado)
   Author: Elise Taylor
   Source: Vogue

1. The Rocky Mountaineer Train line is bringing its luxury train travel and glass-domed cars into the American Southwest in its new expansion. (Rail, Trains, United States, Colorado, Utah)
   Author: Ali Wunderman
   Source: Condé Nast Traveler
2. A peak back in time to Pan Am’s historic Pole to Pole World trip in October 1977. (Air,  Planes)
   Author: Hellwing Villamizar
   Source: Airways Magazine
3. The ultimate stress-free family trip.  (Sea, Ships, Cruise)
   Author: Corinna Quinn
   Source:  Condé Nast Traveler

1. Recent studies show the majority of Americans are planning to wait until summer for their first trip of 2021. (Travel Business)
   Author: Staff
   Source: Travel Press
2. Watch a discussion with the marketing heads of Tourism Australia and Tourism New Zealand as they discuss keeping interest high during the pandemic era and the changes they expect from tourism in the future. (Travel Business, Australia, New Zealand)
   Author: Staff
   Source: Adnews
3. Club Med has recently partnered with new booking platforms. (Travel Business)
   Author: Staff
   Source: Travel Press

Blogs

1. St. Mary’s Island is accessible by foot, bike or electric golf cart and is a great base for ferrying to the other Scilly Islands. (Blog, United Kingdom, England)
   Author: Charli Moore
   Source: Wanderlusters
2. Australian food is difficult to define because of its many influences from around the world. (Blog, Australia, Food)
   Author: Michela Fantinel
   Source: Rocky Travel

Podcasts

1. How to get the most from your guidebook, 48 hours in Singapore and safety tips when visiting Prague. (Podcast, Travel Business, Asia, Singapore, Czech Republic)
   Author: Simon Calder
   Source: Escape
   (Podcast – 28 minutes.  Singapore-8 minute 18 second mark. Guidebook-13 minute 30 second mark. Prague-25 minute 50 second mark.)
2. Recollections of past trips to Prague. (Podcast, Europe, Czech Republic)
   Author: Craig and Linda Martin
   Source: Indie Travel Podcast
   (Podcast – 33 minutes 24 seconds.  Content begins at the 3 minute 22 second mark.)

Videos

1. Learn how to behave at a Ryokan in Japan. (Video, Asia, Japan)
   Source: Japan-Guide
   (Video – 9 minutes 55 seconds)
2. A brief slice of Paris life. (Video, Europe, France)
   Source: Andrés Araújo
   (Video – 3 minutes 1 second)