Yes, people line up at 4:00 a.m. to trample each other at Walmart on Black Friday to maybe get a big screen TV. But people also don’t do that. And instead they stay in the safety of their own homes booking travel that’s on sale—because travel goes on sale for Black Friday/Cyber Monday too.
Six travel Instagram accounts sharing travel’s beauty by those who have a calling to be where they’re not, the ones who love to learn about the ways of the world and the people who live in it.
It’s fall in New York City. And though it may not be as pretty as places where there are actually trees to watch change, there’s a lot happening in the post sweltering summer, pre frozen tundra days of NYC.
I think those who don’t suffer from wanderlust are missing a gene that the rest of us travel lovers were either born or developed along the way. But I’m no scientist, so I did some digging to see if I’m onto something with this theory.
Fall weather can be tricky—sometimes it’s warmer than it’s supposed to be, sometimes it’s colder than you signed up for at this point in the year. So when it comes to fall travel, it’s important to pack things that work well in layers and will come through whichever way the weather swings.
Whether you follow this Instagram guide to Paris or not, a trip to the City of Light will instantly make your Insta prettier, even if you’re not trying that hard. Paris just has that way.
It’s about that time. Holiday time, which is either one of two things for most people: the most wonderful time of the year or the most dreaded time of the year. But even if you like the holidays, the travel that comes with it isn’t always the travel that has us counting down the days on our calendar and getting excited about all of the things we’re going to do.
Salzburg could easily be one of the prettiest cities in Europe. There’s something about the Austrian city that makes you feel like you’re in a European fairytale, or The Sound of Music, which is kind of the same thing.
Ah, Paris. The city of light, love, butter croissants. It’s beautiful, it’s old in the best way possible, it’s distinctly French, it’s inspiring, it’s smoky, it’s creative, it’s feisty—it’s wonderful if you can find the right things to do and places to go and love.
OK, let’s get this out of the way first: I am fully a proponent of travel being about culture and experience and cuisine and life and learning how other people live. But I’m also a proponent of seeking and sharing the beauty of a place. On Instagram in particular.