The first thing I read every morning is travel news. Not because my job or life depend on it, but because it makes me happy. I’d like to share 6 of my latest favorite articles that’ll whisk you away to far off places and leave you dreaming of yoga retreats in Bali. Enjoy!
1. The BBC Travel’s “Ingenious Story Behind Michelin Stars“ by Anita Isalska
BBC Travel has by FAR the most in-depth and incredibly interesting travel stories on subjects you’ve never even heard of! I love being surprised and learning something new at the same time. Wanna know the “Ingenious Story Behind Michelin Stars”? Happy reading!
2. Travel + Leisure‘s “The Best Yoga Retreats, According to a Yoga Teacher” By Maria Eilersen
Ever wondered what the best yoga retreats in the world were and dream about your next vacation there? Um…yes ticket for one please! Check out Travel + Leisure’s story (another of my favorites for travel news) on the best yoga retreats around the world.
3. “13 Places Where You Can See the Bluest Water in the World” by Melissa Locker from T+L
I mean who really sits around to compile a list of the bluest water in the world? Travel + Leisure, which is EXACTLY why I love them! My favorite thing is being awe-struck by places I never knew existed. The Maldives is looking pretty nice right about now. Check it out!
4. “How the Finnish Survive without Small Talk” by Laura Studarus courtesy of BBC Travel
I never knew I was part Finnish, but this article leads me to believe I definitely have some Finnish heritage. I really, really don’t like small talk. Therefore I’m thinking I should move to Finland…except for the frigid cold and the dark winters. Learn “How the Finnish Survive without Small Talk”.
5. “11 Bucket List-worthy International Vacations That Are Surprisingly Affordable” by Cailey Rizzo at Travel + Leisure
I highly second Portugal on this list! But Hoi An, Vietnam?? Well I guess I have a new destination to add to my never ending list of exotic and affordable places to visit….
6. “The Unsolved Mystery of France’s Iconic Loire Valley” by Adrienne Bernhard at BBC Travel
A great French mystery…..sign me up! “…the Château de Chambord – the largest castle in the Loire Valley and widely considered one of the most impressive examples of French Renaissance and Medieval Revival architecture. But whoever originally imagined the defining features of this great monument remains a mystery…” Keep Reading HERE
I hope you get up wrapped up in some dreamy destination travel news. And until your next trip…
Happy Travels,
