Terry Ward

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World Equestrian Center

In a state better known for its beaches, the World Equestrian Center draws visitors inland to Central Florida’s rolling horse country. The 378-acre, oak-lined campus is the largest equestrian complex in the United States and...

By Terry Ward

Kantishna Roadhouse

When the Pretty Rocks Landslide—a climate change-induced menace that’s been active since the 1960s in Denali National Park & Reserve—cut off half of the main park road in August 2021, hard times befell some of...

By Terry Ward

wukalina Walk

For more than 65,000 years, the palawa, or Tasmanian Aboriginal people, have called wukalina (Mount William National Park) and larapuna (Bay of Fires) in northeastern Tasmania home. The best way to experience this remote region...

By Terry Ward

EDP Art Reef

A project from Portuguese street artist Vhils, a.k.a. Alexandre Farto, and a power plant on a path toward decarbonization is giving scuba divers new reasons to head underwater in the Algarve. Already known for its...

By Terry Ward

Hornsgatan Slow Fashion District

Stockholm has long been the de facto fashion capital of Scandinavia. Now the trio of fashionista friends behind a new shopping district in the trendy Södermalm neighborhood is working to make the industry more sustainable....

By Terry Ward

WA EV Network

Travelers looking to road trip in Australia—a country positively made for hitting the highways and backroads with the wind in your hair—tend to default to popular east coast routes leading from Sydney to Cairns and...

By Terry Ward

Dive Tutukaka

The Maori concept of kotahitanga refers to unity and collaboration, and is reflected in a new accreditation awarded to a long-standing scuba diving operator that is making the sport more accessible. Dive Tutukaka, the first...

By Terry Ward

Putep ‘t-awt

A stunning new trail and observatory in the Bas-Saint-Laurent region of Quebec, overlooking the St. Lawrence Estuary close to where it flows into the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the Atlantic Ocean, opened on Canada’s...

By Terry Ward

Kunstsilo

When it opened in May in the small coastal city of Kristiansand, Kunstsilo breathed new life into a deteriorating 1935 grain silo, and the Scandinavian art scene. Visitors enter into the awe-inspiring museum and cultural...

By Terry Ward

Montgomery Whitewater

Alabama has not historically been a destination for whitewater rafters. But now they can paddle the Montgomery Whitewater park, designed by former Olympian and world champion kayaker Scott Shipley and fueled by one of the...

By Terry Ward

Marie Selby Botanical Gardens

Sarasota stands out on Florida’s culture circuit, with the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art, the contemporary Sarasota Art Museum, and the remarkable Marie Selby Botanical Gardens on Sarasota Bay. A recent expansion of...

By Terry Ward

Caiman House

There’s increased tourism interest in Guyana, the South American nation that is more than 90% rainforest. Intrepid travelers arrive here for incredible natural wonders like Kaieteur Falls–among the world’s largest single-drop waterfalls by volume–and astounding...

By Terry Ward

Royal Caribbean Icon of the Seas

Cruise tourism hit a record-breaking 31.7 million passengers in 2023, surpassing 2019’s numbers by 7% and roughly 2 million passengers, according to Cruise Lines International Association’s 2024 State of the Cruise Industry report. The biggest...

By Terry Ward

Tampa, Florida

Slide (at least slightly) over, Miami

By Terry Ward

Freetown Peninsula, Sierra Leone

Emerging from the pandemic with the backing of the World Bank to help promote the West African nation’s rich tourism potential—with diverse wildlife, world-class surfing waves, the vibey coastal capital of Freetown, and a brand...

By Terry Ward

Tuamotu Archipelago, French Polynesia

Find out why Tuamotu Archipelago, French Polynesia is one of the World's Greatest Places of 2023

By Terry Ward
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