David Farley

So many airport lounges are increasingly restricting access for travelers—such as myself—with @prioritypasscom. Perhaps they should consider re-naming it to Increasingly Limited Priority Pass™.

I'm excited to be taking part in an online travel writing workshop with @IntrepidTimes on March 30. Sign up here: https://t.co/6nT92jVZHH https://t.co/aGaMEOfXQg

Last month, I spent 10 days in Prague hanging out with brew masters and people who love beer. It was terrible. Just kidding. It was bibulously fun. The result is this WSJ article on small breweries outside the center of Prague. Gift link https://t.co/d5qayBAopS

The great travel magazine, https://t.co/slAnAxyiz5, is giving away an envy-inducing trip to Patagonia.

There are many reasons to be both outraged and embarrassed by the @realDonaldTrump Administration but the way he and @JDVance treated and talked to @ZelenskyyUa was downright disrespectful and a national embarrassment.

I recently waxed on about travel and travel writing on the @IntrepidTimes podcast: https://t.co/vDUutWCf6i

I recently went to Hart Island, NYC's mass grave for the impoverished and the unknown, a sort of last resort burial place where there are 1 million bodies on a 1-mile-long island in the Bronx. Until a year ago, it was off limits (for the living) to visit. https://t.co/TyYRnF8wdd

I've always been flummoxed by the increasing ubiquity of the trdelnik or "chimney cake" on the streets of central Prague. So I recently took a deep dive—or, I should say, deep bite—into it for @BBC_Travel . It didn't taste so great. https://t.co/43wh2983Km

A vegan in Teruel (in southern Aragon, Spain) is tapping into a whole new culinary vein. His own. He decided it would be a good idea to make morcilla--blood sausage--with his own blood. Who is hungry and wants to go to Spain? (Not me.) Video in Spanish. https://t.co/7PKjuSSrS6

I loved this piece in @IntrepidTimes about why travelers count countries they've visited and that's it's essentially a banal, vapid practice. I totally agree. https://t.co/s4KaqXEj6c

I recently visited Borja, Spain, the site of the most infamous botched art restoration in history—where "Ecce Homo," "Behold the Man," became "Ecce Mono," "Behold the Monkey." What I encountered there surprised me. I got to write about it for @BBC_Travel: https://t.co/hlv9YpAsZ6

On a trip to Prague I noticed something odd happening: the re-erection of Austrian Empire monuments and restaurants boasting of Austro-Hungarian dishes. I had to find out what was going on. @TravelLeisure sent me there to do some sleuthing. https://t.co/M4Fi45fzlU

Yesterday, August 28, was the 10th anniversary of @BarackObama's biggest scandal: TanSuitGate, when the president had the AUDACITY to don a tan suit at a press conference. I proclaim that every 8/28 going forward we all wear tan on this day. #YesWeTan! https://t.co/tgJl4PnxYY

Going to La Rioja, Spain soon? There are more than just great wineries there. Rustic restaurants serving up inspired food are another reason to put the region on your Spain itinerary. I sniffed out 5 great village restaurants in La Rioja. https://t.co/TkSHdPfmDj

Oasis are like the Donald Trump of '90s rock bands, comparing themselves to the Beatles, often claiming they were actually "better" than the Fab 4. If you keep repeating the same thing enough times, no matter how outlandish it is, at least some people will start to believe you.

Finding bits of North Korea in Seoul. Such a great idea for a travel piece by @tjdnewyork https://t.co/skRxRCTRwR