DeMarco Williams

Atlanta

Managing Editor at Forbes Travel Guide

Lindy & Doug's son. Zee's hubby. Nile's dad. West End repper. ATL sports nut. Regionally respected scribe. World explorer. #IWroteMyWayOut

Articles

Star Chef Kwame Onwuachi On Eating Around D.C. And Loving Golf

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | DeMarco Williams

Tatiana, chef Kwame Onwuachi’s delicious ode to Afro-Caribbean cuisine, is one of those popular New York City restaurants you have to strategize for to get a reservation. The 35-year-old talent’s other establishment, Dōgon, sits in the new Salamander Washington D.C. and is only slightly less demanding when it comes to getting on its calendar.
Choose Your Own Sardinia Adventure

3 weeks ago | forbes.com | DeMarco Williams

You can get from the northern tip of Sardinia down to the bottom, where capital city Cagliari sits, in about four hours. And while some of that stretch on the Italian island is a quiet bit filled with quaint houses on olive tree-flanked roads, there’s enough adventure to fill a vacation itinerary — if you know where to look. Forte Village is one of the reasons we can say that so confidently.
Basketball Star Dillon Brooks Knows The Score On The NBA’s Food Scene

1 month ago | forbes.com | DeMarco Williams

Most basketball fans view Houston Rockets forward Dillon Brooks as a fiery, physical player who defends the other team tighter than Yao Ming in a medium tank top. But those in Brooks’ inner circle may know him as an all-star-caliber source for good restaurants in NBA cities. Looking for a tasty spot in Houston? Brooks has a place in mind. Heading to the nine-year veteran’s hometown of Toronto? No problem. Need to get full in Phoenix? Brooks probably went to a restaurant last season there you’ll love.
Why Miami Golf And Austin Cuisine Are Big Hits With Sergio Garcia

1 month ago | forbes.com | DeMarco Williams

If you think Sergio Garcia is special on a golf course, you should see the 2017 Masters champion in the kitchen. “I enjoy cooking,” says Garcia, a Borriol, Spain, native who whips up an incredible-looking chicken paella. “I don’t do it as much anymore because we have an amazing chef that helps us do that. But I’ve always enjoyed cooking here and there.
The Coastal Norway Cruise You’ll Never Forget

1 month ago | forbes.com | DeMarco Williams

Holland America Line started 2025 with several headlines, announcing everything from a partnership with The History Channel to create themed shore excursions to declaring the company was making a $70 million, multi-year investment to enhance guest experiences in Alaska, a destination the brand has been cruising since 1947, before it even became a state.
The Coastal Norway Cruise You’ll Never Forget

1 month ago | stories.forbestravelguide.com | DeMarco Williams

Holland America Line started 2025 with several headlines, announcing everything from a partnership with The History Channel to create themed shore excursions to declaring the company was making a $70 million, multi-year investment to enhance guest experiences in Alaska, a destination the brand has been cruising since 1947, before it even became a state.
Ty Burrell On Modern Travel And Old Airports

1 month ago | flipboard.com | DeMarco Williams

No better way to see Europe... Now5 Train Routes That Highlight the Beauty of EuropeMost of these routes run daily, come at no extravagant cost and have special details that will make your journey comfortable, scenic and memorable. Europe’s railways have rarely inspired as much excitement as they have in recent years. Train companies, eager to capitalize on this newfound …15 hours agoU.S. State Department Ups Travel Warning for Popular Caribbean IslandYou've been warned.
Ty Burrell On Modern Travel And Old Airports

1 month ago | forbes.com | DeMarco Williams

During Modern Family’s side-splitting 11-year run, there were numerous episodes filled with high jinks and all-out dysfunction. But few moments on the show were as chaotic as the ones captured during the first season’s “Airport 2010” and “Hawaii” two-part story arc. Between forgotten wallets, obnoxious TSA agents, misbehaving teens and aching backs, just about everything that could go wrong for the vacationing family, did go awry.
Punta Cana: así es el resort de lujo que lleva el sello de Rafael Nadal

1 month ago | forbesargentina.com | DeMarco Williams

Rafael Nadal, una de las grandes leyendas del deporte en el siglo XXI, sigue ligado al éxito, aunque en un ámbito más relajado. Recientemente, inauguró el hotel ZEL Punta Cana, la nueva marca de Meliá Hotels International. Meliá Hotels International, con Gabriel Escarrer como CEO, sabía bien lo que hacía al asociarse con Rafael Nadal para lanzar ZEL en 2022.
Rafael Nadal Serves Up A New Caribbean Getaway

1 month ago | forbes.com | DeMarco Williams

Rafael Nadal is ESPN’s 12th top athlete of the 21st century, so you expect the man to carry out some wonderous physical feats. But what the 22-time Grand Slam tennis champion was seen doing around the new ZEL Punta Cana, the lifestyle hotel brand under the Meliá Hotels International umbrella, was impressive even by his lofty standards.