Trying kangaroo for the first time in Australia—from the grocery store to the first bite. Surprisingly affordable, easy, and tasty.

No trip to Sydney is complete without the Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk, one of Australia’s most iconic seaside trails.

Reflections on living aboard the Carnival Miracle for 42 nights—cruise ship life, Europe itineraries, community at sea, and what comes next.

— Gen Maldonado What if your entire life could be summed up by one simple sentence: “having fun is free”? Circumstances shape us all. Pain, joy, love, loss — they leave their marks. But happiness? That’s a choice. Just like having fun. I’ve seen this truth play out in some of the most unexpected places. Like that catamaran tour in the Seychelles, where the crew crafted beautiful, heartfelt music with nothing more than milk jugs, spoons on a countertop, and a lone tambourine.

This is Forty-Three Twenty-two days of travel since I left home on February 19th, and today, I’m celebrating my birthday in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. The Celebrity Apex departed the Royal Naval Dockyard in Bermuda around 5 p.m. on Tuesday, March 11th, and we’ve been sailing through fairly rough seas ever since, making our way to Ponta Delgada, Azores. We’ll arrive there on Sunday, March 16th, before eventually disembarking in Barcelona on Friday, March 21st. There hav

A reflective New York City night—Wicked on Broadway, historic Lower Manhattan, legendary bars, and a quiet moment of gratitude for how far life can take you.

A deeply reflective visit to the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, followed by unforgettable moments across New York City.

Announcing the release of Filling My Bucket: A Year of Solo Travel Across Seven Continents, a solo travel memoir about personal growth, adventure, and stepping foot on all seven continents.

Rainy days in Buenos Aires brought tango, culture, unforgettable meals, and quiet reflections before the journey to Antarctica