The Miami Herald this weekend turns its travel section over to a celebration of Jane Woodward, travel editor, who is looking back on a lifetime on the road. The impetus for this nostalgia piece is that she is right on the verge of visiting her 100th country, no small feat. ...Click on a label to read posts from that part of the world.
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Gadling reads the Sunday travel sections
The Miami Herald this weekend turns its travel section over to a celebration of Jane Woodward, travel editor, who is looking back on a lifetime on the road. The impetus for this nostalgia piece is that she is right on the verge of visiting her 100th country, no small feat. ...Gadling reads the Sunday travel sections
Happy Easter everyone. For anyone looking for some respite after a day of brunching and family, there are some good travel stories out there this weekend. In the Washington Post, Canadian writer Erik Heinrich takes us to Kazakhstan, or more specifically the steppes of ...Gadling reads the Sunday travel sections
Washington Post travel writer Scott Vogel pulls triple duty this weekend, producing the newspaper's "Europe 2009" package with three stories: from London, Florence and Berlin. The dispatch from Florence is the best of this bunch, the one from Berlin easily the worst, a tour ...Gadling reads the Sunday travel sections
Recently I marked my second anniversary of moving to Berlin. So I guess I'm particularly well-disposed to my adopted city at the moment, which is why I admired Nick Kulish's piece about literary and artistic Berlin in this weekend's New York Times. Kulish, the Berlin bureau ...Gadling reads the Sunday travel sections
I don't think that the New York Times's TMagazine probably counts as a Sunday section, but the Spring 2009 edition has just been published and it amounts to some of the better travel reads you're going to find on the Internet these days. I especially enjoyed John Wray's long ...
