The Museum of International Folk Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico, is opening a new exhibit this weekend. Folk Art of the Andes will showcase over 850 works of Andean art from the 19th and 20th centuries. The show's woodcarvings,...
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The Radar: Folk Art of the Andes, Literary Luggage Tag, Guide to Vancouver Island
Strange Planet: Erin Go Caribbean
Question: What country has a harp on its flag, stamps your passport with a shamrock, and celebrates St. Patrick's Day for a week?Answer: The island of Montserrat.Why is St. Patrick's Day a national holiday on this Caribbean island with an...
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A Place of Refuge in the Pacific
In the midst of the chaos and panic provoked by today's 8.9-magnitude earthquake in Japan and ensuing tsunami across the Pacific, I fondly recall an enchanting place on Hawaii's Big Island that I visited last June (Hawaii got a soaking...
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The Radar: Volcano Boosts Tourism, Women of the Civil War Tribute, Rome Eats
The recent eruption of Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano hasn't scared away tourists. In fact, according to the National Park Service, the spouting lava and clouds of hot ash have caused an increase in visitors. Tonight at Fort Donelson National Park...
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The Radar: Winter Light Star Party, Bing Suggested Flight Prices, Quirky Accommodations
This Saturday, March 5, Canada's Elk Island National Park is hosting the Winter Lights Star Party outside Edmonton. Family-friendly activities like sled runs, a lantern parade, and musical performances culminate after sunset with a guided astronomical tour of the nighttime...
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The Radar: Portugal Off the Map, Logan Wi-Fi Boom, Travel Socks
Go off the beaten path at one of these lesser-known destinations in Portugal. Stay in an abandoned, centuries old village in Azores, heal yourself on the island of Porto Santo with its therapeutic sands, or take in museums and
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Key West, Beyond the Beach: The Eco-Discovery Center
Patty Hodapp delves into the diverse ecology of the Florida Keys. The largest living coral reef in the United States exists as backbone to the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, a 2,800-square-nautical-mile ecosystem that surrounds the 126-mile island chain
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Where’s Andrew? Video: Tasmanian Devils
While traveling in Tasmania, Andrew Evans fell for the adorable -- yet dangerous -- animal that is only found on the island: the Tasmanian Devil. Watch the video to learn more about the unique creature, and go to the...
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Places Rated: British Columbia’s Gulf Islands
The November/December issue of Traveler features our annual "Places Rated" survey of destination stewardship, and this year 340 expert panelists rated 99 coastal destinations around the world. Here on the blog, we're going to highlight some of these coastal destinations...
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Places Rated: British Columbia’s Gulf Islands
The November/December issue of Traveler features our annual "Places Rated" survey of destination stewardship, and this year 340 expert panelists rated 99 coastal destinations around the world. Here on the blog, we're going to highlight some of these coastal destinations...
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