Will McGough

1 week ago | forbes.com | Will McGough

Walk along Central Avenue between Beach Drive and 30th Street— the main drag in downtown St. Petersburg, Florida—and talk with business owners, restauranteurs, and bar managers, and they’ll all tell you the same thing. Things have changed in downtown St. Pete, and for the better.

1 week ago | thecollector.com | Will McGough

A walled-in city up until the late 19th century, Vienna has expanded over the last two-plus centuries to include 23 “districts” and to incorporate a variety of foreign influences into its architecture. Historical figures like Mozart, Beethoven, and Freud have their roots here, as does Adolf Hitler, who took control of Vienna during the Second World War. A trip to Vienna is sure to be full of new knowledge (and many schnitzels).

1 week ago | forbes.com | Will McGough

Amongst American travelers, Oaxaca is best known for its mezcal and food scene, and for good reason. Visit downtown Oaxaca City and you’ll find no shortage of restaurants cooking up regional cuisine—highly revered by Mexicans and foreigners alike—and a mezcaleria on just about every corner. And with the city opening a flurry of new rooftops in recent years, it would be forgivable if you flew into Oaxaca and never left the city.

2 weeks ago | backpacker.com | Will McGough

Heading out the door? Read this article on the new Outside+ app available now on iOS devices for members! Download the app. For those who believe that less weight means more freedom in the backcountry, there's never been a better time to be a hiker. Gone are the days when going ultralight meant you carried nothing more than a tarp; nowadays, the lightweight market offers not only convenience, but comfort, too.

3 weeks ago | forbes.es | Will McGough

Los viajes a la Antártida se han disparado en los últimos años, y no es difícil entender por qué. El Continente Blanco ofrece una enorme posibilidad de avistar vida salvaje, una belleza medioambiental extrema y una historia fascinante, llena de descubrimientos y aventuras. Navegar hasta la Antártida es la forma más común de llegar y explorar el terreno, por lo que la industria turística ha experimentado un gran crecimiento en las últimas décadas.