The scenery is gorgeous, the relationships are a disaster, and everyone could probably use a long nap and a TED Talk on boundaries. Welcome to The Plunge.
Move naturally, eat plants, know your neighbors — that’s basically the whole Blue Zone pitch. Turns out some communities are paying six figures a year for common sense.
The Literary Man in Óbidos is a former convent turned hotel with nearly 100,000 books lining every hallway — and an entire medieval town that's just as obsessed with reading as it is.
Poets have been chasing patrons, prizes, teaching gigs, and actual paychecks for centuries. So can poetry still be a profession, or has “working poet” always come with an asterisk?
Oslo’s Trosten isn’t just a floating sauna with a fjord view — it’s a surprisingly good argument for making public wellness feel beautiful, accessible, and actually public.
A dazzling blend of art, fire, and tradition—discover Valencia’s Las Fallas festival, where towering sculptures burn and one lucky creation escapes the flames.
Discover the incredible story of Joan of Arc, the fearless teenage warrior who, with divine visions, led France to victory and changed history forever.
Ten days, eight suspects, six cities, five authors, three bodies . . . one trip to die for. Read my review of Every Time I Go On Vacation, Someone Dies by Catherine Mack.