Month: March 2024

Upwards of 400,000 travelers a year journey the yellow arrows and scallop-shell markers along the Camino de Santiago. The historic pilgrimage routes lead to the city of Santiago de Compostela, Spain, home to one of Christendom’s holiest sites: the tomb believed to hold the remains of St James the Apostle (called Santiago in Spanish) inside the city’s
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Chadchai Ra-ngubpai via Getty Images “Hush trips” are becoming more common as more people do remote work. After the onset of the pandemic, many office workers learned something: Being present in one physical workplace is not essential for every job. Even as offices reopened, countless employees continued to work from home ― or from somewhere
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Always dynamic, Tokyo shows a new side to its character with each passing season. There’s really no bad time to visit. Spring and fall bring great weather for sightseeing and seasonal changes in foliage – hanami (flower viewing) in spring and momijigari (leaf-viewing) in autumn – that are followed by locals with giddy enthusiasm. In
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Across more than 1.5 million acres across South Florida sprawls Everglades National Park, a wonderland of marshland, sawgrass and mangroves. Such a vast place can intimidate first-timers, and it’s hard to know where to begin. As you plan, remember that how you explore the Everglades makes all the difference. You can hike, airboat, canoe, kayak or even travel
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A dramatic area crammed with goose-bump-inducing vistas, shimmering lakes, towering waterfalls, soaring striped granite boulders, and vast emerald-green forests, Yosemite National Park is a beacon for the world’s hiking community. Around 4 million people come to explore its 750 miles of trails each year. There are hikes for a range of abilities, from short punch-packing walks
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The much-anticipated premiere of “Top Chef Wisconsin” took center stage in Milwaukee’s Discovery World this past Wednesday night. A sizable crowd of stakeholders and food enthusiasts were in attendance as the new season’s contestants were presented. More than just a competition, the show shined a light on the distinctive food scene of Wisconsin. Alongside local
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There are a few things that can signify that we’re finally headed into Spring: flowers blooming, pollen covering everything, and if you’re in Michigan, Bell’s Oberon Day. Bell’s Oberon Day is officially Monday, March 25th. An official holiday in Michigan (seriously, governor Gretchen Whitmer declared Oberon Day an official holiday in the state in 2022),
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Everyday “norms” can vary from country to country — and sometimes, those cultural differences are vast, while other times, they’re more subtle. And there’s nothing like a good Reddit thread to remind you that the cultural norms that seem minor in the scheme of things could be considered a bit taboo in other parts of
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