Preparation vs. Experience on a Remote Expedition Luxury travel asks little more than a swimsuit and a camera. Expedition travel demands foresight, grit, and a willingness to be uncomfortable. That lesson came into sharp focus on my first Caribbean assignment: a 16-day expedition to Salt Cay in the Turks and
Majestic snow-capped mountains, stunning glacial lakes, and green rolling hills dotted with woolly white sheep. Throw in bungee jumping, hiking through fern-filled forests, jet boating, parasailing, and other adventurous activities, and you have the prevalent image of New Zealand as a picturesque adventurers’ paradise. But there’s more to this enigmatic
Americans love their national parks, and for good reason. Protecting over six million acres of land, the parks are places of refuge, relaxation, and connection to nature. It turns out there’s a similar system for our oceans and lakes. This fall marks the 50th anniversary of the signing of the
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