Lina Zeldovich

1 month ago | vaxvacationaccess.com | Lina Zeldovich

West Baden Springs Hotel is surreally beautiful — there’s a reason why the hotel was dubbed the eighth wonder of the world, when it was first built in 1902. Erecting its glass dome, spanning 200 feet in diameter, at the time the largest in the world, was an unmatched feat of engineering.  The round atrium underneath the dome, overlooked by rooms windows and balconies, is reminiscent of the gilded era, and yet there’s something uniquely futuristic about the place.

1 month ago | travelagewest.com | Lina Zeldovich

Nestled in the valleys between the majestic peaks of the Pyrenees, the Aragon region might as well be Spain’s last undiscovered treasure, barely known outside the country. Until now, Aragon's Tourism Board had never advertised the region to North American travelers — yet it has a lot to offer.

Feb 2, 2025 | goworldtravel.com | Lina Zeldovich

Holding my breath, I slide into an unsteady kayak from the Zodiac—a small inflatable boat bouncing in the Arctic waves. I’m an experienced kayaker but this unconventional transfer tactic above the icy waters of Croker Bay is not for the faint of heart—falling in won’t be fun, even in my dry suit. The slight drizzle that’s making everything slippery isn’t helping either.

Jan 28, 2025 | atlasobscura.com | Lina Zeldovich

Ben Brandao remembers his first official introduction to comb jellies vividly. It was 2017 and he was running kayaking tours in Cape Canaveral, Florida, taking people to see bioluminescence—a phenomenon in which some creatures emit light. In late October that year, two buses full of geneticists pulled up at the shore to join his tour. Having come from Europe for a genetics conference in Orlando, they rode an hour and a half to Cocoa Beach and were clearly excited.

Jan 5, 2025 | jetsetter-magazine.com | Lina Zeldovich

When the world went into lockdown, Andy Katz pursued his lifelong dream of photographing all 63 of America’s National Parks. The result was a book that embodied the healing powers of nature. It was the fall of 2020 and Andy Katz, a 70-year-old lifelong photographer with over a dozen picture books to his name, had been living in a four-wheeled Nissan campervan for months. The van had neither a toilet nor a shower, but Katz could care less.