I don’t rely on Travel + Leisure, Conde Nast Traveler, et. al. as the sole arbiters of what’s great in... Read More
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Mike Richard has traveled the world extensively since 2008. He's kayaked in Antarctica, tracked African wild dogs in South Africa, and survived a near-miss great white shark attack in Mexico. He loves the great outdoors, good bourbon, and he (usually) calls Tulsa home. He also enjoys speaking in the third person.
Here in Massachusetts, it’s been a winter to remember. We’ve received more snowfall in the last two weeks than in... Read More
Travelers looking to escape Boston’s urban hustle would do well to look to nearby Cambridge. As one of the country’s... Read More
Kissimmee has long been “the place for Orlando travelers to stay when they’re not actually staying in Orlando”. And with... Read More
As two of America’s most historic cities, Boston and Cambridge are among the most popular tourist destinations on the East... Read More
It’d been almost a decade since I last visited Buffalo, New York. I think sockhops and AOL were still cool... Read More
Germany’s capital city Berlin and the birthplace of Oktoberfest, Munich, receive most of the world’s travel magazine accolades. It’s no... Read More
So many of Hamburg’s tours and attractions rely on the city’s rich, fascinating history. Like many German cities, however, it’s... Read More
I’m a carry-on traveler through and through. I travel enough to never want a surprise (e.g. missing my underwear or... Read More
Beyond some of the world’s most prestigious universities, Cambridge is also home to some of the most interesting and unique... Read More
We’re living in the golden age of travel for digital nomads. Essential tech gadgets are getting smaller, faster, better, and... Read More
As a minimalist traveler, I’ve long been a fan of earbuds as they’re almost invisible from a packing perspective. But... Read More
If you’ve never seen Blue Man Group, it’s … umm … hard to explain. And that’s not just marketing spin.... Read More
We really are in the golden age of travel technology. I’m sure I’ll look back on that statement in ten... Read More
Coastal California has been shaped in large part — culturally and literally — by the Pacific Ocean. Los Angeles is... Read More
Colorado has long been at the forefront of America’s craft beer renaissance. Denver in particular is leading the state’s charge... Read More
2014 was the year of the tiny city for me. Chattanooga, Tennessee. Raleigh, North Carolina. Then Buffalo, New York (mere... Read More