When planning a trip, I look for two things: cultural authenticity and sustainability. Cultural authenticity in my opinion, is one of the most sought-after experiences for many travelers but can vary in scope and even definition. Sustainable forms of accommodation, transport, tours and experiences ensures that your money goes to a place that will benefit local business and ensure that your destination remains a desirable place to visit for future generations.
2016
Cape Horn to Iguazu Falls
The Best Of Patagonia and the Argentine Littoral
2015
Belgium Beer & Bike Tour
A Week of Visiting Breweries and WWI & II Sites
48 Hours in Mexico City
The 3 Best Taco Joints in the World and Largest Pyramids in Latin America
2014
Filipino Island Hopping
Two Weeks of Beach Life, Food Culture and Mountain Spirits
2013
Brussels to Belgium by Bike
2700 Kilometers Across Europe For Over Two Months
2012
Two Weeks in Burma
Classic Rangoon, Majestic Stupas, Slow Ferries and the Mighty Irrawaddy
Vietnam, Thailand and Malaysia
Night Markets, Ancient Temples and Delicious Food
2011
Navigating the Ithsmus
From Guatemala to Panama By Bus
Heart of the Andes
Ten Days in Ecuador
How to Survive the Wild West
A Week In Jackson Hole, Wyoming
2010
The Mystic Southern Cone
Overland From Argentina, Chile and Peru
2009
Cuba Before The Cruise Ships
The Real Cuba from Havana to Santiago and the Sierra Maestra
Central Mexico
Authentically Austounding Mexico City and the Beauty of Oaxaca
Best of Central America
Belize, Costa Rica and Honduras
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