By the time I boarded the Greg Mortimer in Ushuaia, Antarctica wasn’t new to me. I had spent the last two seasons chasing the surreal landscapes of the White Continent—icebergs the size of cathedrals, penguin colonies stretching to the horizon, that electric silence that fills your chest when you stand alone on a frozen shore.
As I arrived in Mexico’s Quintana Roo region I felt a familiar traveler’s thrill—the anticipation of new flavors, cultural encounters, and sun-soaked adventures. My plan was to hop between three Sandos resorts, each promising a distinct experience along the shimmering Caribbean coastline.
Mexico is a land of vibrant culture, stunning beaches, and historic treasures, making it a prime destination for travelers seeking both adventure and relaxation. But exploring this diverse country doesn't have to break the bank.
As I sat in my office, staring at the world map that adorned my wall, I felt a deep longing for adventure stirring within me. The vibrant colors and exotic names of far-off lands seemed to beckon me, whispering promises of unforgettable experiences and life-changing moments.
As an avid skier who has navigated the well-trodden paths of resort slopes and the untamed beauty of backcountry skiing, I've come to appreciate the vast and varied experiences this sport offers. Skiing is not just a leisure activity; it's a passion that intertwines with the essence of adventure and exploration.
I touched down in Iceland’s capital on a brisk May morning, fresh off a smooth Icelandair flight from the U.S. The cool North Atlantic air and late-spring light welcomed me as I set out to explore Reykjavik’s blend of natural beauty and urban charm.
I’ve journeyed through countless cultures – from trekking the Peruvian Andes to drifting along the Mongolian Steppe – but nothing quite prepared me for a blistering Sunday in Guindulman, Bohol. The sleepy Philippine town woke up that day with an electric edge in the air.
From the sunny shores of Florida to the rugged coastlines of Maine, the East Coast provides abundant experiences for families traveling with their beloved dogs. Many hotels have thoughtfully adapted their spaces to include on-site dog facilities, welcome treats, and kid-friendly activities, creating a truly inclusive environment.
Traveling with a dog can open the door to countless shared memories and exciting adventures—especially when the right accommodations make every family member feel welcome. From oceanfront retreats to mountain lodges, the West Coast boasts a variety of properties that blend convenience, comfort, and pet-friendly amenities.
Ten years ago, I packed a couple drones and a camera for a trip to the Philippines without knowing it would launch my globetrotting career in aerial storytelling. I was just an aspiring fashion photographer back then, but that first aerial shot over the Philippines’ pristine beaches changed everything.
