Everett Potter's Travel Report

by Ed Wetschler There are more experts on spas, cruises, and ski resorts than stars in the heavens, but when it comes to dude ranches, Gene Kilgore is the expert,… Continue reading »

By Everett Potter A couple of months ago, I attended the Adventure Travel World Summit in the charming colonial city of San Cristobal in Chiapas, Mexico. This yearly gathering brings… Continue reading »

  Interview by Everett Potter Ask any savvy and inquisitive traveler about “educational travel” and chances are that Smithsonian Journeys will be the first name they mention. The educational tour… Continue reading »

Wildland Adventures might be described as a blue chip adventure travel company. They were taking people to remote places in the early 1980′s, a time when the concept of “adventure… Continue reading »

Interview by Everett Potter If you’re in New York City on  July 28, consider crossing the bridge to Brooklyn to see the latest film premiere by Green Living Project.”The Best… Continue reading »

  Interview by Everett Potter Long before the internet existed, before adventure travel and bespoke travel was the rage, there was Frontiers. It was a company that took well-heeled “sports”… Continue reading »

    By Everett Potter Claude Nobs stands outside his house near the village of Caux, Switzerland, in a chalet compound on a grassy mountainside perched above the city of… Continue reading »

Interview by Everett Potter The possibility of American travel to Cuba is once again in the news, so who better to turn to than Christopher P. Baker. An English travel… Continue reading »

  By Everett Potter You might call The Tao of Travel (HMH, 2011) the perfect match – Paul Theroux, America’s foremost travel writer, chooses his favorite passages from the world’s best… Continue reading »

Interviewed by Everett Potter Tom Ohaus likes to fish. I’ve know this since we were in college together, and used to surf cast along the beaches of Cape Cod as… Continue reading »