Our Journal is committed to sharing the truth about the realities of travel. Here you will find a truly international range of perspectives and diverse destinations that explore topics of sustainability, human experience, culture and beyond. Telling these stories matters and we’ve created four guidelines to ensure the quality of our work is something you can trust and be inspired by.
Credible: We aim for depth and inclusivity in our stories and follow the four tenets of journalism: seek the truth, act independently, minimize harm, and be accountable. As a result, our writers are experienced and international.
Conscientious: As we cover a range of diverse cultures — often writing firsthand about a new experience — we use inclusive terminology that shows respect for the people and places we’re writing about. We think about our global audience and speak to the emotional, sensory nature of the human experience.
Current: With travel constantly changing, we are always at the forefront of what’s new. We observe and reference topical news, events, and trends and express them in a clear, concise way.
Inclusive: While our approach is journalistic in its standards, our content is grounded in compelling narratives and personal perspectives. We’re human, so we talk like real humans.
When you’re traveling, time isn’t always a luxury you can afford. You can add more time onto a business trip or extend a layover—but inevitably, there will be occasions when you find yourself in a new city and you only have a limited window to take it all in. But two minutes might be all […]
It’s hard to imagine now, but Copenhagen hasn’t always had its network of cycle lanes. Less than 50 years ago, cars ruled the road just like in any other major city; huge urban lots were dedicated to parking spaces rather than green spaces and public transportation was minimal. The city has come a long way […]
When you’re traveling, time isn’t always a luxury you can afford. You can add more time onto a business trip or extend a layover—but inevitably, there will be occasions when you find yourself in a new city and you only have a limited window to take it all in. But two minutes might be all […]
To fully appreciate the different customs, traditions, and heritage you’ll discover on your journey, take some time between stops to consider the impact that culture has had in your own life. To help you contemplate this at 30,000 feet, we’ve developed a list of questions that encourage you to take stock of your destinations—past, present, and future—and think about how they’ve shaped you.
In the shadow of the towering glass and concrete skyline of New York City is the constant hum of its people. The back-and-forth bustle of daily life, the clamor of commerce in action, the hushed tones of the traveler marveling at the enormity of it all. Read more to explore the most raw and honest depictions of the day-to-day of a New Yorker by photograph.
When you’re traveling, time isn’t always a luxury you can afford. You can add more time onto a business trip, or extend a layover—but inevitably, there will be occasions when you find yourself in a new city and you only have a limited window to take it all in. Consider shifting your sense of time so that you can manage it, maximize it, and have a two-day journey that’s as full as it is fulfilling. Read more for our most recent trip to LA.