Everett Potter's Travel Report

  For anyone who depends upon an electric shaver, the downside to traveling with one starts with the cord and charger. Then add in the correct adaptor plug when you’re… Continue reading »

I’ve been a fan of STM products for a while — they make rugged, hard shell cases to protect iPads of all iterations. But I recently came across their Grip… Continue reading »

One of the best things about attending the Adventure Travel World Summit (ATWS)  every year is that I get to meet people who run small adventure travel companies from all… Continue reading »

By Gerrie Summers Instead of writing I was pressing a button on the cable remote until it arrived at America’s Next Top Model (yes, really).  Fashion photographer/judge Nigel Barker smashed… Continue reading »

By Tom Passavant When I set off walking down Kaanapali beach around 3 p.m. on a recent Friday afternoon, my interest in Hawaiian sailing canoes was pretty much just intellectual…. Continue reading »

By John Grossmann Except for about a half hour hiking some of the trails, and a blissful hour on a massage table, and, oh yes, a post-swim stint in a… Continue reading »

By Sallie Brady “Where is the tent?” asked one fair-goer. “I thought this fair was in a tent.” “You’re standing in it,” replied another. It was the opening gala three… Continue reading »

By Sallie Brady It’s the second week of London’s June antiques fair season and every dealer in town is on the look-out for their most coveted shopper: Oprah! The monosyllabic… Continue reading »

By Sallie Brady For more than a decade now I’ve set off around this time to do London in June. The Season,  as it’s known, typically includes Ascot and Wimbeldon… Continue reading »

“Travelers come to Africa for the animals, they fall in love with the landscape, but they come back for the people.” Anna Trzebinski, designer and lodge owner, Kenya Story and… Continue reading »