The Travel Diary
Medieval Feasts & Fairs | Step Back In Time
Europe’s medieval past is alive and well—not just in its castles and cobblestone streets, but also in its food and festivities. For travelers with a taste for history, medieval feasts offer a lively and immersive way to experience life in the Middle Ages.
Tokyo for North American Travelers: What to See, Do, and Experience
Tokyo is one of those destinations that North American travelers often approach with a mix of excitement and uncertainty. It looks futuristic, feels enormous, and can seem intimidating at first glance. But once you arrive, most visitors discover something surprising —
The Old Bridge of Florence | Ponte Vecchio
Florence in Italy is full of wondrous sights for the visitor but perhaps the most beautiful spot, especially of an evening, would have to be the “old bridge”, Ponte Vecchio. Crowded most days with shoppers, sightseers, musicians ...
6 Reasons to Include Ghent, Belgium in Your Travels
If you’re traveling through Belgium and have just a few hours to spare, don’t overlook Ghent. Often overshadowed by its more famous neighbors, Bruges and Brussels, this medieval city is an absolute delight ...
Mykonos | The Island of the Winds
Before it was discovered by tourism in the 1950’s, the island of Mykonos had it rough economically. This island, part of the Cyclades series of Greek islands and islets in the Mediterranean sea, is small, rocky, and dry. The sun shines 80% of the year, a different "wind" blows every season ...
Exploring the Mekong River: A River Cruise Traveler’s Perspective
If you’ve ever wondered what it’s really like to explore Southeast Asia by river, this article breaks it down from a traveler’s point of view — plus includes practical tips for planning a Mekong cruise the right way.
