Botswana is arguably the greatest wildlife photography destination on the planet. From the flooded, lily-filled channels of the Okavango Delta to the harsh, predator-rich dust of Savuti, the landscapes here are as diverse as the animals that inhabit them.
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Traveller’s Guide to Buying Alcohol in Norway
Having a drink while traveling isn’t essential, but it’s a fun way to pass the time. Not all countries make it easy to get a drink, though. Let’s be honest: buying alcohol in Norway, Sweden, and other Nordic countries can be surprisingly complicated if you don’t know the rules.
Read moreThe Complete Guide to White Water Rafting on the Zambezi (Victoria Falls)
If you are visiting Victoria Falls, white water rafting on the Zambezi River is likely at the top of your itinerary. Often ranked as the finest one-day rafting trip in the world, the Batoka Gorge offers a high-volume, deep-channel rafting experience with some of the most powerful Grade 5 rapids on the planet.
Read moreTraveling with Contact Lenses 2026: TSA Rules & Packing Hacks
Packing for a trip is already a balancing act of “what if” scenarios. But when you add contact lenses into the mix, that “what if” list grows: What if I run out of solution? What if a lens tears in a cramped airplane bathroom? What if security takes my bottles?
Read more24 Hours in Rotterdam: A Modern City in the Netherlands
If you’re looking for a Dutch city that feels nothing like the postcard-perfect canals of Amsterdam, Rotterdam is your place. It is, without a doubt, one of the most modern cities in the Netherlands.
Read moreLumen Museum of Mountain Photography: A High-Altitude Vision at Kronplatz
There is something inherently picturesque about the Dolomites. As a photographer, I’ve always felt that the peaks of South Tyrol just ask to be captured, and at the Lumen Museum, they have a large collection of photos from the years.
Read moreEverything You Need to Know About Buying Alcohol in Sweden: Prices, Customs, and Laws
If you’ve ever walked into a Swedish supermarket hoping to grab a bottle of wine for dinner, only to find nothing stronger than a 3.5% beer, you’ve experienced the unique “charm” of Swedish alcohol laws.
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