| When I travel, my default fragrance is the citrusy smell of disinfectant. I’m the fidgety train passenger who slathers their hands with hand sanitizer. The fussy person on the plane who cleans their tray table with anti-bacterial wipes. Do these habits mean I’m well-prepared, anxiety-prone, or waging an unwinnable war against legions of microorganisms? Maybe all three. | | |
 | | How this tiny town in British Columbia became Canada’s craft beer capital | | Tucked away in the middle of the Okanagan is one of North America's most dynamic communities centered around beer. The town of Penticton is one of Canada's best kept secrets when it comes to great craft brews long before that became a badge of honor for outdoorsy towns from Asheville, North Carolina to Vancouver, BC. | | | | | |
 | | Australia's bushfires: how travellers can help now | | Australia’s current bushfire season has been the worst to date, but what does that mean for travellers right now? Should you still head Down Under? We unpack the questions many people are asking themselves and look at the different ways travellers can help Australia’s recovery. | | | | | |
 | | The best dive bars in New Orleans for every type of traveller | | In a town built around a pervasive ethos of having a good time at any hour in any setting, there are few places in which local dives are so integrally woven into the cultural fabric as New Orleans. From 24-hour party dives and laid-back neighbourhood hangouts to booze-fuelled dilapidated shacks and weird bars for doing your laundry, an exploration of the many iconic dive bars isn’t just a fun way to fill a travel itinerary. It’s also an essential way to get to know the Crescent City. | | | | | |
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