JRNY

JRNY travel magazine was founded by Kav Dadfar and Jordan Banks, who are both dedicated freelance photographers and writers residing in the UK. Under our company, That Wild Idea, we aim to inspire others by sharing our love for photography and travel. We offer photography holidays and workshops globally for those eager to learn and explore.

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What backpacking at 27 taught me that luxury travel at 44 never could

1 week ago | jrnymag.com | Kav Dadfar

When I was 27, I packed a bag that was far too big, hugged my parents goodbye, and boarded a one-way flight with my then-girlfriend (now wife). No itinerary. No real clue. Just two backpacks, two open-ended tickets, and a loose plan to “see what happens”. We kicked things off in Thailand. Sweaty, wide-eyed, and clinging to our Lonely Planet like it was a sacred text.
June travel inspiration: Six lesser-visited destinations to explore

3 weeks ago | jrnymag.com | Kav Dadfar

By June, popular hotspots are filling up fast, prices are climbing and you’re stuck scrolling through feeds of the same overdone destinations. But there’s good news, the world is brimming with great destinations where you can still beat the crowds, soak up authentic culture and rack up bragging rights.
Unmissable beautiful small towns in South Carolina

4 weeks ago | jrnymag.com | Kav Dadfar

Tucked between its historic cities and sun-soaked coastlines are small towns that make you wonder if you accidentally stepped into a Nicholas Sparks novel – minus the tragic plot twist. These towns are full of character, Southern charm and enough porches to inspire a rocking chair renaissance.
UK escapes for the end of spring

1 month ago | jrnymag.com | Kav Dadfar

As the buds and blossoms give way to lush greens, and warm sunlight bathes the landscape, there’s no better time to embrace the outdoors and explore the diverse beauty of the UK. The end of spring heralds a season of renewed vitality, inviting travelers to discover picturesque countryside retreats, charming coastal towns, and luxurious country houses.
The airport is the most honest place on Earth

1 month ago | jrnymag.com | Kav Dadfar

There’s nowhere quite like an airport. It’s a strange limbo where time zones blur, snacks cost more than small appliances, and social norms vanish like your gate assignment five minutes before boarding. For a few chaotic hours, we’re stripped of our polish, our small talk, our curated online selves – and left with something more primal. More chaotic. More… honest. You can try to be whoever you want in an airport, but eventually, you’ll just become who you are.
Stone Circles to Village Charm

1 month ago | jrnymag.com | Kav Dadfar

Wiltshire, in the heart of southern England, is a county shaped as much by myth as by landscape. Its ancient stone circles rival Stonehenge, there are chalk-carved hills, and villages whose history stretches back millennia. From the iconic monoliths of Avebury to the gentle folds of the Pewsey Vale, in Wiltshire, history is etched into the land itself.
14 Louisiana plantations that address the past with grace

1 month ago | jrnymag.com | Kav Dadfar

Whether you’re there for the architecture, the history, or just to imagine what it would have been like for the countless slaves, these Louisiana plantations are reminders of a past that shouldn’t be forgotten. Oak Alley has a driveway that feels more like a red carpet – except with ancient oak trees instead of flashing cameras. Walking beneath their sprawling branches, you’ll start to understand why this place is a favourite for filmmakers. But Oak Alley is more than a pretty face.
Vikings, puffins and kissing a cod: 12 cool things to see in Newfoundland and Labrador

Mar 14, 2025 | jrnymag.com | Kav Dadfar

Whether you’re here for the icebergs, the history, or the chance to chat with a fisherman who has a lifetime of stories, there’s no shortage of incredible things to experience. Here are 12 of the coolest things to explore in this wild and wonderful corner of Canada. Every spring, massive icebergs break off from glaciers in Greenland and take a leisurely float down Iceberg Alley, just off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Rewilding the winderness

Mar 7, 2025 | jrnymag.com | Emma Gibbs

‘Collaborate with nature and she’ll repay you with abundance,’ Lynn Cassells says as we look out across the 150-acre croft she farms with her partner Sandra Baer. It’s not hard to believe: even at the end of October, when the fields beyond Lynbreck are a patchwork of earthy tones, parts of the kitchen garden are almost jungle-like in their greenery.
10 must-see places in Saskatchewan, Canada

Mar 6, 2025 | jrnymag.com | Kav Dadfar

When people think of Saskatchewan, they picture endless fields of wheat, maybe a rogue cow or two, a bright barn, and a horizon so flat you can see your dog run away for three days. But guess what? This province has some absolute showstoppers that make you question everything you thought you knew about Canada’s so-called “boring” province. From rolling sand dunes to prehistoric badlands, here are 10 places in Saskatchewan that will make you do a double-take.