Evolving Travel Guides: Lonely Planet and Roads & Kingdoms Talk Shop
The days of relying on a single printed guidebook to navigate the world are quickly fading. In its place is instant access to travel content...
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Beyond Borders
Using DNA to plan a vacation? Co-working at an overseas hotel? Chasing the next solar eclipse? “Beyond Borders,” presented by trivago, explores the latest trends in travel through the expert...
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14 episodesThrough The Lens: National Geographic and VSCO on How to Take Better Travel Photos
With the explosion of smartphones, travel photography changed from an exclusive medium to an art form for the everyday traveler. Anyone with...
BONUS: A Beginner's Guide To Astrotourism
The Total Eclipse is coming to the United States on August 21st with hotels from South Carolina to Oregon welcoming travelers from around th...
Is There a Right Way to Travel Like a Local?
The travel industry is changing. People want more local, authentic experiences and there is no shortage of buzzwords being thrown around, li...
Refugees: A Source Of Untapped Talent?
Critics of German Chancellor Angela Merkel's refugee policy say that the influx of people is a drain on the country's resources. Others, how...
How Digital Nomads Are Killing The Office Cubicle
Digital nomads are swapping the typical office for remote work that requires only a Wifi connection and a sense of adventure. Greg Caplan co...
Where's Your Pride? Gay Travel Around The World
It's Pride season and the gay travel industry is booming around the world. First, a story from trivago's own Lachlan Probyn on how traveling...
Where Do You Come From? Ancestral Travel Takes You Home
Travelers are tracing their roots and following their DNA to their ancestral homelands in search of memorable experiences that will last a l...
Voluntourism: Is There A Right Way To Give Back?
Billions of dollars go into voluntourism, but is there a right way to give back? Kerry Rodgers of Give A Day Global and David Bowen at the G...
Party Of One: Is Solo Travel Safe?
Argentine Aniko Villalba has been a solo traveler for going on eight years and has turned her stories into a successful blog and several boo...
Flying with Fido? Susan Garrett Shares How to Master Pet-Friendly Travel
Susan Garrett of Say Yes! Dog Training delves into how pet owners can make sure getting their furry loved ones from point A to B can be a pa...
Hopping Around the World for Beer with BrewDog and CraftBeer.com
Keith Bennet from Scottish Brewery BrewDog is working on opening the world's first craft beer hotel and Andy Sparhawk from the Boulder-based...
Skiing in Afghanistan? Tinder in Jordan? Paula Froelich Goes Off The Beaten Path
Paula Froelich tries Tinder in Jordan and sheds light on some of the misconceptions about traveling to off-the-beaten-path destinations. Lie...
What Do National Parks and LGBTQ Activism Have in Common? Mikah Meyer
Mikah Meyer is an LGBTQ activist on a mission to become the youngest American to visit all 417 United States National Parks and Teri Marshal...