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1 month ago | 
matadornetwork.com | Alex Bresler
Travel Journalism Digital Nomad by Alex Bresler Mar 24, 2025 Say you’re thumbing through gigs on Matador Creators and a press trip catches your eye.
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
matadornetwork.com | Tim Wenger |Alex Bresler
1. Salzburg, AustriaThe birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, possibly the world’s most celebrated composer, lies in the northwest corner of Austria, where it perfectly blends city culture and rugged Alpine lifestyle. Salzburg means “salt mountain,” and its famed salt mines account for some of the wealth that resulted in the town’s elegant, baroque architecture — which is frosted with a delicate coat of white snow throughout the winter.
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Nov 1, 2024 | 
matadornetwork.com | Alex Bresler |Keven Gungor |Morgane Croissant |Nickolaus Hines
These are the best travel gifts for 2024.
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Oct 28, 2024 | 
matadornetwork.com | Katie Gavin |Alex Bresler
The holidays are a time for loved ones. But spending time with family doesn’t have to mean spending time at home. This holiday season, the lush forests, long coastline, and famous beer, wine, and food scenes of the Pacific Northwest are calling. And we know just where to stay. Whether you’re planning a big family reunion or a low-key trip with the kids, these are the Pacific Northwest Airbnbs in Washington, Oregon, and northwest Idaho to book.
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May 21, 2024 | 
matadornetwork.com | Alex Bresler
While movies have been shot in Utah since the 1920s, some of the first films to put the state on the cinematic map were Westerns like Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid starring Paul Newman and Robert Redford. In 1969, the same year that the film was released, Redford bought a 5,000-acre plot of land in Utah and opened the Sundance Mountain Resort, a nod to his titular role.
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May 21, 2024 | 
flipboard.com | Alex Bresler
E-Bikes 20 hours ago Park City police blotter: E-bike riders almost hit person parkrecord.com • 20h The Park City Police Department received a recent complaint about e-bike riders.Someone contacted the police at 5:32 p.m. on Saturday, May 18, … Merchant Shipping 14 hours ago One person missing after tanker crashes into Deer Creek Reservoir townlift.com - Marina Knight • 14h HEBER CITY, Utah – Wasatch Fire is reporting an active incident on Highway 189 causing the road to be closed in both...
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May 14, 2024 | 
matadornetwork.com | Alex Bresler
A preview of New York City’s Banksy Museum is currently open in Manhattan’s SoHo neighborhood. It’s not the first time a collection of Banksy works have been on display to the public. The American opening is the latest installation in a run of successful Banksy Museum experiences hosted in cities including Barcelona, Brussels, and Kraków.
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May 10, 2024 | 
matadornetwork.com | Alex Bresler
Scour the internet and you’ll find lots of advice on what days of the week to book flights for the cheapest fares. But depending on where you look, you’re bound to find conflicting suggestions to book airfare on just about every day of the week to snag the best deals. Upgraded Points is finally getting to the bottom of this. The Upgraded Points team recorded Google Flights prices every day for four weeks to find which booking days averaged the cheapest flights.
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May 6, 2024 | 
matadornetwork.com | Alex Bresler
International food magazine Chef’s Pencil scoured the Michelin guide to see which countries play host to the most and least expensive Michelin-starred restaurants. The team analyzed the tasting menus of every restaurant in the guide with at least one star — that works out to 3,517 restaurants across 41 countries and territories. For restaurants with more than one tasting menu available, Chef’s Pencil picked the most expensive option to use as a data point.
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May 2, 2024 | 
matadornetwork.com | Alex Bresler
The study, published in the Journal of Geodesy, set out to analyze the current summit elevations of Colorado’s 14ers using two types of data: Light Detection and Ranging (LiDar), which uses remote sensing to evaluate the Earth’s surface, and geoid models, which measures elevation based on sea levels. The takeaway? In general, the summits of Colorado’s famous 14ers are more than five feet shorter than they were once recorded to be.
