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Food + Drink by Tim Wenger May 28, 2025 Rare is the person who shuns a bite of a freshly baked cookie. Yet most don’t realize that a good cookie actually has a soul – culturally speaking, that is.
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Saudi Arabia News by Tim Wenger May 22, 2025 “Who lives sees, but who travels sees more,” said famous Islamic explore Ibn Battuta.
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Victoria British Columbia Travel Sustainability by Tim Wenger May 20, 2025 On only one occasion have I been inclined to ask a restaurant’s waitstaff about the music playing inside the establishment. That occasion was in January 2025 at End Dive, a dimly-lit corner establishment in downtown Victoria, British Columbia, and the reason for my inquiry was because I couldn’t believe what I was hearing – ‘90s-era punk rock, the soundtrack to a generation of youth rebellion I aligned with as a...
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News by Tim Wenger May 13, 2025 If Airbnb has any say in it, your next trip will be planned and booked all in one place.
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Technology + Gear Insider Guides Backpacking by Tim Wenger Apr 23, 2025 There’s a special feeling you get when you buy a new piece of backpacking gear. It could be a small item, like a sleeping bag liner or a merino T-shirt, or a bigger one, like a tent or backpack, that completely revolutionizes your backpacking experience. There’s something satisfying about building out your gear setup and options, and having the right items makes it easier to execute and feel comfortable on bigger and...
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by Tim Wenger May 8, 2025 Major airlines in the United States compete at a cutthroat level for flyers.
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Sustainability Airports + Flying by Tim Wenger Apr 30, 2025 Flying commercial aircraft is a carbon-intensive activity.
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Technology + Gear Camping by Tim Wenger Katie Gavin Apr 24, 2025 I’m going to hit you with the truth: You would camp more frequently, and get better sleep while doing so, if you had better gear. It’s tough to stoke yourself on the idea of spending a night in the woods if you know you’ll wake up with a crick in the neck and a sore back. Still, camping remains as popular as ever – in 2023, over 87.99 million North Americans camped, according to data published by Camper Champ. There’s something...
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United States Sustainability Parks Outdoor National Parks by Tim Wenger Apr 17, 2025 Every year in the United States, millions of travelers head to public lands seeking authentic experiences tied to a place’s culture and landscape. Federally managed public land covers nearly 30 percent of the country. These are our national parks, forests, canyons, and deserts that burst with so many colors and textures that it’s impossible to capture in a single postcard. Public lands protect sacred...
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“Truly, for me, Kurukuru’s message itself is very simple, to find a sparking joy experience anytime, anywhere, so this time my message of sparking joy, which I always convey, has a very strong affinity, and I am very happy to be working together” Kondo told Matador. Kurukuru, a partner in the campaign promotes joyful experiences anytime, anywhere – and the partner’s name became a central ethos to the campaign.
