Edward Clark

Travel is changing fast, and that’s a good thing. After years of chasing likes, luxury, and speed, travelers are once again...

Arriving at a shoreline where the water barely ripples, and the only thing calling for attention is the soft sound of...

Places that feel calm and unhurried can change the pace of a trip, and many travelers seek them out for that...

Import debates have been getting a lot of attention this year, and every tariff announcement is setting off another wave of...

Every country needs a capital city—or at least that’s what most people assume. Capitals are supposed to anchor national identity, serve...

In recent years, borders have been a steady fixture in headlines tied to immigration debates, security plans, policy arguments, and televised...

Retirees in Missouri can find towns with affordable housing, accessible walking areas, and public events that don’t require heavy planning. Many...

Some towns deal with extreme heat by relying on bigger air conditioners and higher utility bills. A small community in the...

Skipping Brazil’s best-known spots doesn’t mean missing out. It means avoiding crowds, inflated prices, and logistical headaches that often come with...

If your doctor handed you a note that said “Prescribed: Travel,” you’d probably walk out smiling. In Sweden, that’s almost reality....