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4 historic buildings to inspire your perfect tiny house
If you’re not a fan of modern architecture, but want to still live the tiny-house life, fear not! There are a host of historic buildings that can inspire your micro-living fantasy.
Historic building coming down in pieces to be rebuilt 40 feet away
"We first did a laser scan of the entire building with millions of points of data to be able to reconstruct it in the future."
Health tips for touring musicians
Some bands look at touring like it's a vacation or a moveable party. That's fine as long as you don't go out on the road all that often. But if touring...
Why Guided Tours are Not the Devil
I know not everyone is a fan of guided tours. But, just like with most other things in travel, I think guided tours have their place. Is a guided tour right for you?
Commentary: How 3D Technology Is Saving World Heritage Sites
There's a new way to fight for the preservation of our cultural and spiritual monuments.
8 Tips for Bicycle Touring Abroad
International bicycle touring is a huge topic. But keep in mind these vital tips that make bicycle travel abroad different from touring at home.
An Ethical Guide to Plantation Tours
Plantation tours range widely, from those that do nothing more than celebrate the slave-owners’ opulent house to those that center Black voices. This guide will help travelers find the tours that combat racism through education.
Tips for Safe and Fun Zip Lining/Canopy Tours
Before You Go<br>Bring a camera with a strap that will fit around your hand to shoot with one hand while holding on/braking with the other.<br>...
How many of the 100 most beautiful World Heritage Sites have you visited?
Ranging from Peruvian mountain ranges to European cities, the list encompasses both natural and man-made wonders from every area of the globe.
A Step-By-Step Guide to Planning a Memorable Ancestry Trip
Heritage travel experts on how to research and execute a trip that connects you to your roots.
BIMSTEC's diverse historical and cultural heritage makes it an ideal
BIMSTEC's diverse historical and cultural heritage makes it an ideal destination for #tourism, and ports
Are archaeologists putting heritage sites at risk by talking about their work?
As information sharing becomes ever-easier in our modern digital world: on the internet, across social media, through open-access publications and networks we’re asking: are archaeologists putting heritage at risk by talking about it?
Explore the Unknown: How to find hidden gems on vacation
When you go on vacation, wherever it may be, there will likely be lots of tours and attractions for tourists on offer which are clearly signposted and...
Why we need to protect our cultural heritage sites
Cultural heritage sites are irreplaceable sources of life and inspiration.
Accessible adventure: how travel is becoming more inclusive
At long last, the travel industry is becoming more accessible, with tour operators and organisations making intrepid travel more inclusive than ever before. Whether it’s a physical disability or a visual impairment, adventure doesn’t have to be off-limits.
How to Scour the Landscape for Cultural Heritage From Your Home
(via Atlas Obscura) Patience and the right resources are key.
Job Opportunity: Tour Guides
Are you looking for a fun and interesting job this summer? Do you like local history? Do you love talking to people? If so, we may have something just for you! We are currently accepting applicatio…
What it's Really Like on a Patagonia Tour
Prior to traveling to Patagonia, I had done all of my travel independently and had never joined an organized group tour, so I was a little unsure of what to expect. I didn't know how much of a mind-blowing experience this was going to be.
