The Travel Wire

[The Travel Wire #104] I hiked two volcano-mountains overnight in Java, what is travel good for, how ‘Ted Lasso’ turned a charming London suburb into a tourist hotspot, and more travel reads. Travel reads • Rifugio Capanna Regina Margherita: An icy 4,554m hike to Europe’s highest overnight stay (archive) [BBC Travel] “You can sleep over at […]

[The Travel Wire #103] Vienna’s Globe Museum, West Sumatra, how to find good food on a road trip, and more travel reads. Travel reads • Notes on Hon Son – A car-free island in Vietnam [Nomadic Notes] “Hon Son is an island about 65km west of Rach Gia in An Giang Province in Vietnam. The island […]

[The Travel Wire #102] Hiking Norway’s heavily monitored Russian border, the highest peak in Samoa, Paris is for introverts, and more travel reads. Travel reads • Architourism in France: the retro futurist seaside town near Montpellier that’s out of this world [The Guardian] “Built in the 60s and 70s to curb a holiday exodus to Spain, […]

[The Travel Wire #101] Africa’s most unusual pub crawl, land of the Mongols, Sado Island’s cultural renaissance, and more travel reads. Travel reads • Away with the ferries: exploring Switzerland’s forgotten lake district by boat [The Guardian] “The Jura and Three Lakes region is often overlooked by visitors, but on a lake-hopping adventure I discovered its […]

[The Travel Wire #100] Kaieteur Falls, the decline and revival of the Camino de Santiago, Swiss ‘lift safari’ through the mountains of Engelberg, and more travel reads. Travel reads • Poland’s Tatras: An affordable alternative to the Alps [BBC Travel] “Breathtaking alpine scenery and budget prices make this Polish escape an alternative to Europe’s more famous […]