Category Archives: curiosity

Few foods carry the weight of a city’s identity quite like the Philly cheesesteak. It’s messy, indulgent, and fiercely defended by locals as the real taste of Philadelphia. But as conversations around sustainability and conscious eating grow louder, this iconic dish finds itself at the center of a new kind of debate. Can something so […]

Japan is a country of contrasts where fast-paced cities meet timeless traditions. Some places pulse with energy and movement, while others invite quiet reflection. For travelers spending more time here, finding a balance between everyday routines and exploration often becomes both manageable and deeply rewarding. Travelers often combine sightseeing with personal routines. That might include […]

Have you ever dreamed of spotting a wild tiger as it moves silently through the jungle, bathed in golden sunlight? In India, this dream can come true, and in a way that protects both nature and people. Home to 75% of the world’s tiger population, India has become a global leader in conservation and sustainable […]

You feel freedom as soon as you start planning an electric drive along California’s highways. Charging stations now cover long routes, so you do not worry about running out of power. Many drivers see how efficient electric vehicles are on long drives, and they save on fuel costs. These changes transform what many people thought […]

Between wonder and unease, Salgado’s photographs reveal glaciers as we’ve never seen them: magnificent, fragile, endangered Until September 21, 2025 at the Mart in Rovereto, and until January 11, 2026 at the Muse in Trento, visitors can explore a photographic exhibition that is much more than a display: it’s a call to action, a powerful […]

Between the calm waves of Portugal’s Atlantic coast and the placid waters of a lagoon shimmering with color, lies Aveiro, a city that looks like it stepped out of a watercolor painting — made of quiet canals, colorful houses, and a deeply green soul. It’s no coincidence that it’s a finalist in the Green Pioneer […]

Atlanta is big on roads. Wide lanes, long stretches, and a rhythm that often matches the sound of tires on pavement. For visitors, this can feel overwhelming, especially if walking, biking, or other forms of sustainable transport are more your speed. But it’s still possible to tread lightly in Atlanta’s car-centric landscape. With a few […]

Born from a dream during the pandemic, nestled among the rugged hills of Spain, Finca EcoVida began as a crumbling ruin—and a bold vision. With two young daughters in tow, a family set out to create an off-grid, eco-conscious retreat that could offer travelers both comfort and connection with nature. Today, that dream is a […]

We are used to thinking that to really regenerate, you need a getaway in nature: a walk in the woods, a path through the meadows, or the silence of a landscape away from the urban frenzy. But even walking in the city can give us the same benefits as a trip to the countryside. Walking […]

Transitioning from remote work and constant travel to a permanent home is a big shift. But it doesn’t mean giving up the lifestyle choices that mattered to you. If you’ve prioritized sustainability while traveling, you may wonder how to keep those habits now that you’ve stopped living out of a suitcase. The truth is that […]