As an American with Japanese roots, visiting Japan always feels like stepping into a vibrant blend of tradition and innovati…

In the heart of Uganda, where poverty, conflict, and disease have left countless children without families, Streams in the D…

The Atlantic Ocean, rhythmic, fickle, and unpredictable, bares its teeth with white, foamy waves that embrace the soft, sand…

You want me to go where on what? That was my first reaction to seeing the mountain in Palm Springs, California and the tramw…

I miss Willie Dixon. I had the tremendous good fortune to sit and talk with him on several occasions during the 1980’s, and …

For me, Villa Porta was an example of why I traveled so much: The personal and the historical were inseparable. This propert…

On a farmstead in the tiny town of Eagle, Wisconsin - population about 2,000 - a blacksmith heats an iron rod in a fire and …

"Saratoga Springs was the Disneyland of nineteenth-century America," quips James D. Parillo, executive director of the Sarat…

Bahia Resort is a paradise on Mission Bay. To some, paradise is a memorable dinner overlooking a moonlit bay. To others it i…

The grassy smell of earth is steadfast while the swirling rhythms of Ireland are creating an ecstatic visual harmony, as a w…