by Lawson Brooks | Jun 20, 2025
From the snow-capped Rockies to the cobblestone streets of Québec City, Fairmont Hotels have become synonymous with Canadian luxury, heritage, and world-class hospitality. Each property is more than just a place to stay—it’s a portal into the soul of its surrounding...
by Lawson Brooks | Jun 20, 2025
When the monsoon returns to Goa and the earth soaks in its first nourishing rains, the village of Marcel responds in the most heartwarming way—with a celebration deeply rooted in tradition, nature, and collective spirit. Chikhal Kalo, one of Goa’s most unique...
by Lawson Brooks | Jun 20, 2025
Travelling with children isn’t about finding the nearest playground, it is about sparking their curiosity and exposing them to different things in the world and even better, what they can learn from while having fun. Across the globe, children’s museums are...
by Lawson Brooks | Jun 20, 2025
Nepal has recorded a thrilling wildlife rediscovery: the Asian small-clawed otter, the smallest otter species in the world, has reappeared after vanishing from the country’s records for nearly two centuries. Picture of otter not affiliated with Nepal otter/Third...
by Lawson Brooks | Jun 20, 2025
Sharks suffer from a serious PR problem. Popular media have long misrepresented them as mindless brutes. But walk through the doors of the Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town, and that image starts to dissolve. Here, the story of sharks is rewritten – not one of fear,...
