January/February 2023

Located in the southern portion of Southeast Asia and seemingly a world away, Cambodia can be an amazing destination for any traveler. It can actually be quite easy to navigate …

When Constantinople fell in 1453, Kadıköy was a remote rural settlement called Chalcedon. By the late 19th century, the district had become home to people from all over the Ottoman …

One of shipping’s biggest environmental hurdles is water — not the water ships float on, but the water ships carry around as weight to float upright. That ballast water can …

  Cruise company Northern Xplorer is teaming up with Portuguese ship builder West Sea, to do the unthinkable: They’re creating a ship that will operate entirely free of harmful emissions.  …

Norwegian Cruise Lines has donated a $20,000,000 parcel of Alaskan waterfront property to a Native-owned corporation to help the travel industry expand. The donation is both generous and practical, since …

In Tortuguero National Park in Costa Rica, a three-toed sloth is climbing a monkey-pot tree with its baby clinging on. It’s a slow-motion ascent, like watching an astronaut take first …

Easy, cheap, and unforgettable is how the overland trip by train through Uzbekistan could be described. This is a unique journey that takes you from the Kyrgyzstan border directly to …

A Continental Ensemble Ecuadorean Hats: The Shuar Company offers headwear handwoven from 100 percent toquilla straw in an ancestral technique that UNESCO recognized as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. …

Norwegian Prima isn’t your typical NCL cruise ship. Norwegian’s newest ship debuted in Iceland with a naming ceremony followed by an inaugural sailing that showed off a whole new style …