Why Travel?
I mull that question as I contemplate a life trapped in the Paris underground and am heartened by the answer.
Experience April/May 2023
Volume 33, Issue 3
Features
Biking for Food and Wine
Looking for a vibrant and rewarding way to tour the world? Cruise the sites on a bike or ebike. You can choose among many bike tour companies in Europe and the United States…
Why Traveling to Mexico Makes More Sense Than Ever
Go for the beauty. For the food. For the museums. For the festivals. Just drop your preconceived notions and go.
Long-Distance Walking in a More Civilized Manner
If you love hiking but not camping, the U.K. offers history, sights, and charm. It offers many long-distance trails that have options reflecting my version of camping.
Something for Every Body
There’s one form of physical activity almost anyone can do, and it begins with a single step. So go on walks—long and short.
Why You Should Travel Off the Beaten Path
Yes, go to Paris, Rome, and Tokyo. But also go to Sri Lanka and other lesser known but wholly worthwhile destinations.
Wine Tourism Wisely Planned
Whether you’re heading to California, Oregon, or some other U.S. wine country or jetting further to France, here’s how to win at wine-ing.
From the Chairs
Traveling Without a Net
How to remain safe when you don’t have a tour, guide, cruise director, or other backup to be your wingman.
On the Road Again
How to keep your costs low and your connectivity high while you’re away from your home base. Traveling can provide stunning sights. So can your bill for staying in touch while you’re on the road.
Not Just Another Roadside Attraction
The world beckons, and we respond—for reasons unique to each of us. It’s about the journey, they say.
Love and Murder in a Streaming World
What is it with our fascination with murders in bucolic villages across the pond and their global counterparts?