Dispatch: Travel Weekly

|May 13, 2016

Rio de Janeiro, for the uninitiated, is a fascinating place that combines the populist spirit of Barcelona's La Rambla with a...

By Eric Moya|May 6, 2016

The city is defined more by its multinational population than its geographic location.

|April 6, 2016

At the Stowe Mountain Lodge, the lobby did not disappoint. It was a warm haven for ski bums and non alike.

By Eric Moya|March 2, 2016

In the Bywater, there were no tour guides, no buskers, no clear plastic cups filled with Abita Amber.

By Eric Moya|March 1, 2016

History lessons are more enjoyable on a full stomach or with a cool beverage in hand.

|December 16, 2015

I found myself standing at the entry point to the 108-foot-high trapeze, wondering what the hell I was doing up there.

|November 18, 2015

The captain informed us that we were passing through an area where there were at times as little as eight inches clearance for...

|November 16, 2015

When I arrived at my accommodations I was greeted with an apologetic smile: “Welcome to Paris. I’m sorry this is the day you...

|November 15, 2015

We're now in Germany and are far from the attacks, and yet they still hit close to home.

By Gay Nagle Myers|October 27, 2015

It’s the only place I’ve ever been in the Caribbean where, when I asked where the beach was, was told to “take the elevator to...

By Gay Nagle Myers|October 22, 2015

I'd forgotten how much I liked it here, but the sight of the sherbet-colored colonial merchant houses lining the waterfront in...