Darren writes a beautiful about a popular city but also gives us a 360 view and talks about things like safety so that readers get a full picture of what it will be like to visit themselves. Nicely written with lovely photography.

Tim takes us along as he explores the celebration of carnival in Portugal with fascinating history and illustrative photography. Well written and engaging.

Lee shares her connection to food and explains how it can shape travel and life and expand our world view.

Johnny tells a detailed story of visiting Antarctica that makes us feel like we are right there with him. Simply well-told, interesting and informative.

Tim shares fascinating information and photography regarding an aspect of history that remains intriguing to this day and is certainly still relevant to the culture of Portugal.

Matthew writes about a day in the life while traveling in Japan. Rather than just being any ordinary day though, it is laced with interesting aspects of Japanese culture and detail that truly equates to love and respect.

Brad writes about the beauty and landscape of the Southwest but also brings up the sad reality that is land and ownership dispute--when governments dictate where people should call home and are able travel to.

The power of writing and also a great book can't be underestimated. Joseph shares the details of one book that not only inspired him to keep writing but to take back his personal power. A lesson we can never have enough of.

Michelle's story is super relevant as Ukraine remains a concern for everyone across the globe. Her story brings detail and immediacy to our doorstep as we come to terms with the pull between cultures that continues in drastic measures.

Inspiration and writing advice from one of our long-time Globetrotters writers!

Ryley's story has a lot of heart and family togetherness as well as information about a race a lot of us may not have heard of before. Simply well written and quite relatable.

Imola educates us and shares her experiences regarding gites in France. An informative yet interesting story with lovely photography.

Aninda provides a beautiful story about visiting Sohliya in India. His descriptions of the area and his detailed account I think would make anyone interested in wanting to visit themselves.

Joseph's story combines beautiful photography and descriptions of scenery and humanity. A lot of people also probably do not know that there are parts of Morocco that get snow. I certainly didn't. So this offers something unique for readers to learn and experience.

Matthew writes about many of the things to love when visiting Albania but also reminds us all to travel mindfully. Simply well-written, this story is a great overview for anyone looking to travel to the more remote areas of this country.

Michele writes about discovering history, culture and ties to her heritage in Ukraine. With its tumultuous past and present, most everyone in Ukraine has haunting stories and connections to come to terms with.

Vincent writes a beautiful story about train travel appreciation in the US. I'm sure a lot of people would love to do this same trek upon reading his lovely descriptions and it's nice to know that train travel in US is not dead.

Vincent's story is a beautifully crafted highlight of many of the things to love about visiting Jioufen. He also offers a bit of an argument that despite all of the hoopla that sometimes gets created around certain popular locales across the globe, it's still the simple pleasures that we often love the most.

After the devastating fire of 2019 at Notre Dame, the city of Paris vowed to rebuild. Work on the cathedral has finally been completed, making Tim's story of being able to visit and take photos very timely and relevant.

Todd recalls a pivotal day in history that marks one of the turning points in making airline travel safer for all of us. His personal account brings back the immediacy and importance of lives lost in the interest of making money.