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“I can’t work in the farce of climate change cruise tourism anymore”: Why Antarctic guides quit their dream jobs

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As Trump plans to pull out of UNESCO, this swamp just became one of America’s newest World Heritage sites

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Banking on nature: This Australian bank is taking nature restoration into its own hands

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Banking on nature: This Australian bank is taking nature restoration into its own hands

A guide to volcano hiking, mountain biking and eco-guardianship in Rotorua

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A guide to volcano hiking, mountain biking and eco-guardianship in Rotorua

Europe by gravel bike? Why your next Euro trip should be on two wheels

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“I can’t work in the farce of climate change cruise tourism anymore”: Why Antarctic guides quit their dream jobs

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“I can’t work in the farce of climate change cruise tourism anymore”: Why Antarctic guides quit their dream jobs

“We need a city we can sing in”: Why this Dublin musician is fighting for the city’s grassroots venues

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Emma Truscott

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“We need a city we can sing in”: Why this Dublin musician is fighting for the city’s grassroots venues

Georgia’s Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge has just been named a UNESCO World Heritage Site—but by the end of this year, the US plans to withdraw from UNESCO. What does this mean for the Okefenokee and for America’s World Heritage sites?

The slogan ‘Keep Austin Weird’ has been around for 25 years. Is the city still weirding out?

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Annie Brown Verdin

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The slogan ‘Keep Austin Weird’ has been around for 25 years. Is the city still weirding out?

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As the Thames becomes an official swim spot, the river is the only place where Londoners can cool off for free

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As the Thames becomes an official swim spot, the river is the only place where Londoners can cool off for free

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In 1946, the Vespa gave Italians their freedom. In 2026, it’s giving Rome its air back

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Bookshops all over the world are bouncing back. But in France, they never died

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Forget Mount Fuji this summer. Less crowded adventures await in the Japan Alps and beyond

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Forget Mount Fuji this summer. Less crowded adventures await in the Japan Alps and beyond

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I’m a seasoned bikepacker but this cycling trip showed me the joy of letting someone else lead

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I’m a seasoned bikepacker but this cycling trip showed me the joy of letting someone else lead

Diversity in travel writing isn’t optional; it’s essential for exciting, refreshing storytelling

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Diversity in travel writing isn’t optional; it’s essential for exciting, refreshing storytelling

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“In Cuba, there’s no food shortage; it’s a wage shortage. People can’t afford to get food.”

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Claire Boobbyer

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“In Cuba, there’s no food shortage; it’s a wage shortage. People can’t afford to get food.”

This is Europe’s first and only Wild River National Park. Can it survive the Trump-Kushner resort?

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Suzy Pope

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This is Europe’s first and only Wild River National Park. Can it survive the Trump-Kushner resort?

As a queer travel writer, I believe America at 250 has only become less safe for my community

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Lindsey Danis

July 3, 2026

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As a queer travel writer, I believe America at 250 has only become less safe for my community

Alfonso Cuarón’s critically acclaimed Y Tu Mamá También (2001) hit the screen 25 years ago. Editor Tayla Gentle sits down for a rewatch and reflects on her own teenage road trip through Mexico. No spoilers ahead, you're welcome.

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Vietnam’s Highlander communities built the iconic rice terraces. Could they now lose the right to guide visitors through them?

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Vietnam’s Highlander communities built the iconic rice terraces. Could they now lose the right to guide visitors through them?

Joshua Zukas

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This hiker is mapping India’s ‘invisible’ trails—the ancient routes not found in any guidebook

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This hiker is mapping India’s ‘invisible’ trails—the ancient routes not found in any guidebook

Punita Malhotra

July 1, 2026

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These female rangers risk their lives to protect nature. But who’s protecting them?

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These female rangers risk their lives to protect nature. But who’s protecting them?

Holly Budge

June 19, 2026

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Bhutan after dark: My night on the town in Thimphu with a local musician

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Bhutan after dark: My night on the town in Thimphu with a local musician

Cate Kelly

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The nearly lost language that’s found a global stage at this year’s World Cup

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The nearly lost language that’s found a global stage at this year’s World Cup

Joliene Adams

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When we think of chocolate, why do we never think of Honduras?

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When we think of chocolate, why do we never think of Honduras?

Renata Lewis

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