As a travel writer and a New Yorker, I'm supposed to say "on foot." I'm starting to think that's wrong.
Please enjoy this email I sent to everyone, written on a flight to Hong Kong, back in 2005.
My travel bucket list is pretty much complete. But there's still a ton left to do.
In which our hero, a Brooklyn dad, finds himself alone in New York City, free to do whatever he wishes. But what is that, exactly?
A symbol of the 21st century's golden age of travel is going away, and I have some thoughts (and feelings)!
A milestone family trip to Key West reminded me of the pitfalls—and, fine, rewards—of my profession.
As of 2024, the world is back to pre-pandemic levels of international travel—and not everyone is happy about it. What to do?
In our brains, countries come and go. Is that just travel propaganda at work?
On travel media's misguided obsession with the "local" experience.
