Wayfare

Unless you are fortunate enough to always travel First Class (adopt me, please!), a cozy blanket comes in handy to keep warm in a chilly cabin. Read More

The Wayfare team is so excited to partner with Mark & Graham on our next issue (coming in June!). To kick things off, each week we’ll check in with the team to see where there next adventure will take them. Read More

The first edition of Wayfare Magazine sold out quickly! Pre-order the summer issue (out in June!) today.  Read More

These days, most of my travel photography is documented via smartphone, and shared immediately on instagram. The problem? Finding a nice way to display your favorite photos once you’re back at home. Read More

Before the hot noontime sun and the afternoon rain, my husband and I walk around the corner to little parque with views of the Santa Ana church, couples holding hands on benches and vendors selling fresh fruit juices from brightly-colored stands. There is a small market with fruit vegetables, eggs and flowers sold by locals who know only a couple phrases in English. We buy papaya, dragon fruit, mangos, a bushel of limes, lemony basil and dried jamaica flowers. Read More

Nicole, our managing editor, recently visited Mérida, the capital of the Mexican State of Yucatán, to celebrate her honeymoon. Here she shares a few of her fondest memories: Read More

Happy weekend! Next week, I’ll be teaching “Travel Blogging 101” over on the Alt Channel and would love for you to join in the fun. I’ll be going over what makes a great travel post, sharing some insider tips and tricks, along with key techniques that will ensure your adventures are seen by others. Sign up here! Read More

Whether you’re tracking your progress on New Year’s resolutions, or recording inspirations and ideas, a new notebook is guaranteed to make the task a bit more cheery. Grafolita has a plethora of options for your perusal, though I’m partial to the “1″ notebook in grey with the orange band. Read More

So…I never made it to Alt Summit for my talk on travel blogging this week thanks to some airport mayhem. Go figure the travel blogger doesn’t make it to her end destination. I am sad to have missed some time with friends, and I was so looking forward to meeting new ones. In honor of my no show, here are a few Alt attendees that I was hoping to meet. Read More

I recently happened across Herb Lester, a small company in London that produces the most beautiful illustrated maps of cities around the world. Each map is a unique, little collectable that is focused on exploring specific themes and aspects of a particular place, like Where the Sidewalk Ends, Austin On The Hoof, How To Find Old LA, and The William Brown Project. Read More