Acknowledging the impact of Cyclone Ditwah and exploring how solidarity and ethical choices can help communities rebuild We love to think of travel as an escape - sweeping coastlines, lush hills, warm smiles from locals, the breeze across the train windows. But sometimes travel reminds us that the world is fragile, and that communities we admire can face unimaginable challenges. In late November 2025, Cyclone Ditwah struck Sri Lanka, bringing torrential rains, floods, and lan

A No-BS, Skyscanner-Approved Breakdown of How to Save Big on Flights for Black Friday and Travel Tuesday Black Friday is almost here - the one time of year when flights can drop so dramatically you start checking for typos. If you’ve ever dreamt of booking that trip to Tokyo, finally visiting Colombia, or running away to Mexico for a spicy little week in the sun, Black Friday might just be your moment. And because I’m partnered with Skyscanner  (yes, the flight-finding wizard

The Anti-Tourist Guide to Europe’s Coolest Corners Let’s be real - travel has become a bit of a performance. Matching luggage, 7 a.m. airport selfies, itineraries so jam-packed they need their own Google Drive. It’s burnout disguised as adventure. But what if you didn’t come home from a trip needing another holiday? What if travel was less “go, go, go” and more “holy shit, I can’t believe this is my life”? Welcome to slow travel - the art of actually being where you are. Eati