Ski season has arrived! Have you booked your next trip? If you’re looking for new trails, consider Disentis, Switzerland, where the Alps are winter’s playground. New York Times’ Christopher Solomon shares more on this up and coming destination for ski bums. “IN the early 1990s, Powder magazine, the proudly die-hard ski rag that has weaned […]
A new trend in travel companies is women only travel. If you’re looking to travel Europe, South America, or Canada with like-minded women travelers then this is for you! Women-only tours have become all the rage in recent years. Wives, mothers, singles, divorcees and widows are all finding the value in traveling in the safety […]
Esha Samajpati travels to northern Montana’s Glacier County not only to go to Glacier National Park, but also to see what else this state has to offer its visitors. Samajpati finds there’s much more to Montana than a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. While struggling to keep myself from sliding off the saddle, I held on […]
This historically renown city dates back to biblical times and not only has Roman ruins and Islamic edifices, it also has lots of modern hotels, restaurants, and fashion districts, making Damascus a mix of ancient and cosmopolitan times. Read more in Seth Sherwood’s article, “36 Hours in Damascus” where he shares a mix of fun […]
Calling all adventure enthusiasts with a taste for extreme sports! Travel down to Kite Beach in the Dominican Republic and try something new, kiteboarding. Also known as kitesurfing, kiteboarding is a surface water sport using wind to pull a rider through the water and into the air. Russ Juskalian takes on the challenge and shares […]
Ashutosh Ratnam challenges his fear of monkeys in Jaipur, India. Surrounded by Rhesus monkeys at the Galtaji hill shrine, Ratnam makes some new furry friends. Getting mugged and nearly molested by a troop of monkeys isn’t everyone’s idea of holiday fun. But the volume and persistence with which Jaipur hawks its forts and palaces can […]
Jean Miller Spoljaric shares her cultural Shanghai experience with GoNOMAD. Her adventures include vegetarian cuisine, futuristic architecture, silk worms, and Buddhist temples! Shanghai, is an amazing city! I consider myself fortunate to have visited it during the 41st World’s Fair, the 2010 World Expo. While in Shanghai, I walked the Bund and went on a […]
Max Hartshorne visits the historic town of York in northern England. Tourists can walk along its ancient walls and burial grounds, listen to live music, talk with professional ghost hunters, and more! A walled city that was once a capital is today one of England’s finest attractions We arrived in the city of York by […]
Robin Graham eats like the locals in Cairo, Egypt. The cuisine is influenced from the Middle East, North Africa and the Mediterranean, and the result is interesting dishes. Egyptian cuisine is produced from the melting pot of the Middle East, North Africa and the Mediterranean. It is varied and fascinating, but it only takes one […]
Stephen Hartshorne travels through Canada by train with stops in Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec. Read more about Canada’s interesting sights and activities. You may get inspired to hop on the next train! I just got back from a nine-day train trip in Canada, and I had a blast! There’s something about train trips that […]
