An archipelago of eighteen isles in the North Atlantic, the Faroe Islands evoke a storybook realm of grass-roofed houses and grazing sheep with flocks of puffins and oystercatchers soaring above spectacular waterfalls that plunge into sapphire lagoons. … Read More
If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to snowshoe on the moon, consider the lunar-like landscape of Greenland: be a Greenland pioneer on the world’s largest island where the polar ice cap covers more than 80% of the landmass. … Read More
As a favored locale for the aristocracy, Trouville-sur-Mer attracted the beau monde who flocked to this seaside resort to take the waters and to promenade at Cures Marines Trouville Hôtel Thalasso & Spa, the Belle Époque hotel and casino fabled for its seawater baths. … Read More
Miami has been reinventing itself ever since its inception as a winter resort in the 1920s—and every renaissance rekindles its allure. … Read More
On the steps of the New York Public Library, following the Women’s March NYC 2018, PEN America hosted a rally and reading in support of the First Amendment and the freedom to write during which André Aciman, Justin Vivian Bond, Sapphire, and others raised their voices in praise of a free press and the power of art to unite. … Read More
Those of us whose birthdays fall on Inauguration Day have endured some dark ones, which is why it was a such a great pleasure to mark this year’s birthday by marching through the streets of New York in support of women we love with more than 250,000 progressive-minded individuals who convened for the Women’s March NYC 2018. … Read More
As multicultural as it is inclusive and non-judgmental, Berlin is one of Europe’s most welcoming cities with more half a million residents who hold foreign passports. … Read More
After a ten-year construction, the recent opening of Elbphilharmonie has provided Hamburg with a globally-recognized architectural icon that makes Europe’s second largest port city more alluring than ever. … Read More
