COVID-19: How to care for yourself in times of isolation
There’s no doubt it’s been a strange few months.
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There’s no doubt it’s been a strange few months.
On the shores of Juluchuca, Mexico, one hotel has moved beyond simple sustainability and is actively regenerating the landscape — […]
Quarantine is one heck of a drug.
In the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak, businesses are shutting down…
Lately life has been… weird, to say the least. Between schools closing, businesses shutting down and the (bizarre) toilet paper shortage, it’s difficult to find a sense of normalcy within the uncertainty caused by the Coronavirus.
Beneath the ocean’s surface, a whole new dimension opens up to those who would dare to brave the depths.
It’s no secret that Seattle has a thriving international district. With hubs like Uwajimaya centrally located downtown, and a teriyaki stand or sushi joint on nearly every corner, the city is a haven for those with an appreciation for Asian cuisine.
An architect, planner and visionary, Bill Reed, a principal in Regenesis Group, has been working in the realm of integrating shelter, community and nature since the 1970s—before the sustainability and regenerative development movements had a name.
The Anambas Islands might be the most beautiful paradise you’ve never heard of.
UK-based travel authority Juliet Kinsman has spent over 20 years exploring all corners of the world and curating hotel and resort experiences for those with impeccable taste and a desire to make a positive impact.