When your commute crosses a border
Our world has more walls than ever before — but borders remain a place of economic, social and cultural exchange for millions of workers around the world.
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A Welsh island warden oversees the cycle of life
The island of Flat Holm in the Bristol Channel has a population of one — Simon Parker, who took up the wardenship in March 2023.
Get off my land? That's just not the Swedish way
Nature in Sweden is boundless and broad – encompassing deep forests, ancient peaks and unfurling archipelagos. You’re free to swim in the lakes, hike up the mountains and pick berries in the valleys, as they’re all covered by allemansrätten, or the right of public access, a cornerstone of Sweden’s ancient rural code. No water or wild is off limits, so long as you “do not disturb and do not destroy”.
Winter in the Dolomites: How to Spend Two Days in Corvara
From the soaring parapets of the Marmolada glacier to the frozen waterfalls near Campo Tures, the Dolomites in winter are a spectacle to behold. If you only have time for a fleeting visit, or want to discover the best pistes to carve, head to Val Badia in South Tyrol for a monumental winter break.
Midsummer madness – why you should celebrate this year’s summer solstice in the Nordic nations
The countries in our most northerly latitudes, where the days shrink and grow with the seasons, have a completely different concept of time. During summer months, hours become elastic, almost stretching to infinity. Slow sunrises segue into equally languorous sunsets, and the urgency to get things done disappears with the dark of night. With almost 24 hours of daylight to toy with, life becomes an ever-evolving, serendipitous ride. I experienced my first taste of midsommar (not to be confused wi
The Solo Traveler’s Guide to Colorado
The Centennial State has plenty to keep solo travelers occupied. It’s vast, encompassing the red-rock tablelands of the Colorado Plateau and the snow-brushed summit of Mount Elbert – the highest peak in the Rocky Mountains. The magic of Colorado is perhaps best found on the open road as you snowboard, off-road and multi-day-hike your way through timeless landscapes.
Winter Sports Destinations That Will Make You Feel Like an Olympian
With the 2022 Winter Olympics due to be held in Beijing in February, snow sports can expect a boom in popularity. If you’re keen to get a taste of the Olympic spirit, choose one of these epic winter holiday destinations for your next alpine adventure. Whether you’re into skiing, snowboarding or cross country, here are the best ski holidays from around the world.
Visit California (Editorial)
Copy editor and production lead for the Visit California branded campaign.
