1 Utilising packing cubes (and packing lists)
How many of you have missed the therapeutic feeling of tightly rolling your clothes up and stacking them into packing cubes, while ticking each item off your list as it is placed into your well-ordered suitcase?
2 It’s all about the journey
If you’re anything like us, then you probably make sure you reserve a window seat when you travel by train and spend the whole trip gazing out of it. Ferry crossings are only ever enjoyable if you’re standing on the top deck (preferably in the wind) and planning what films to watch on the plane is all part of the fun.
3 Breaking the bind on a guidebook
Buying, annotating and physically breaking the bind of a guidebook is something of a travel ritual. And that’s before the trip is even booked, by which time we bet you’ve already spent hours marking all the things you want to do with yellow stars on Google Maps. We can certainly see why people say the build up is the best bit...
4 Walking down the steps from a plane
Nothing says ‘I’ve arrived’ like stepping out of a plane and walking down the stairs in a new destination. Especially when it’s blisteringly hot and all your ‘right’ clothes are tucked away in your hold luggage
5 Miniature moisturising
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Vermont, USA
The Wanderlust team relocated to New England for part of this issue, as we explored a lush state filled with outdoor escapes, historic towns... and lashings of maple syrup
Unique North America
See a side to the USA and Canada beyond the big cities and discover incredible stories and special wildlife with our pick of the trips
The call of the Rockies
From historic ski lodges to rustic backcountry cabins and a mock-Scottish castle, we pick the stays in Canada's Rocky Mountains that make the most of their setting
A new dawn for the Garifuna community
When the Garifuna people settled in Belize, they had to carry their traditions and culture with them; now a new trail is inviting visitors to explore this heritage through local communities
On the edge of history
In south-west Colorado lies the largest archaeological preserve in the USA, a series of vast cliff dwellings whose residents 'vanished' overnight. But was the answer to their disappearance in plain sight?
Tigers burning bright
As India celebrates 50 years of its Project Tiger conservation scheme, we visit the reserves of Madhya Pradesh to see how its success has impacted a tiger population that once looked in danger of disappearing
SEASON'S GREETINGS
From fiery fall foliage to art fairs and harvest festivals, opens up a wealth of across the USA and Canada autumn experiences
Waking a sleeping GIANT
A slow drive along the North Wales Way, from the English border to Anglesey, reveals not only a land of incredible local food and castles, but a region that is slowly reimagining itself
The rebirth of old JEDDAH
As efforts to restore Al-Balad, Jeddah's historical district, take hold, we get an exclusive peek at how art and culture are taking centre stage
Star-studded escapes
Wilderness, history and wildlife combine at some of Britain's most iconic stargazing sites, as more and more travellers are looking to the heavens
