Julia Eskins
Julia Eskins is an award-winning journalist specializing in travel, design, and wellness. She has explored over 40 countries across 6 continents to cover unique stories for Vogue, Travel + Leisure, Afar, Architectural Digest, and Departures, among other publications. When she’s not traveling, you can find her on the trails, her yoga mat, or searching for the best vegetarian food in her home city of Toronto. You can read more of her work at www.juliaeskins.com.
10 Wheelchair Accessible Beaches in the U.S., From Florida to Hawaii
From installing beach access mats to offering all-terrain wheelchairs, these beach destinations are making the coast more accessible to all.
The Best Shampoo Bars for Every Hair Type
These solid shampoos are plastic-free, TSA-friendly, and actually work.
6 Products That Make Beach Days More Enjoyable for Wheelchair Users
From all-terrain wheel conversion kits to clip-on umbrellas, these are the beach accessories wheelchair users swear by.
Why Belize Should Be On Every Culinary Enthusiast’s Radar
A nation famous for its archaeological sites, rainforests, and reefs is finally getting attention for its diverse and sustainable food scene.
These Brands Offer Outdoor Gear Repairs and Services to Make Your Stuff Last Longer
Wear and tear is inevitable—these brands take that into account.
Where to Find Iceland’s Most Exciting New Geothermal Pools
From float therapy at the Blue Lagoon to forest bathing in the north, Iceland’s newest spa experiences offer a deep dive into the country’s bathing culture.
The Best Hotels in UNESCO World Heritage Sites, from Versailles to Machu Picchu
With early-morning access and private tours, these accommodations provide intimate experiences of heritage sites.
What Historic Sites Are Doing to Protect Their UNESCO World Heritage Status
From Machu Picchu to the Acropolis of Athens, conservationists are creatively combatting overtourism, climate change, and more.
As Vaccinated Tourists Plan Trips Again, Adventure Travel Is Booming
From sky-high hikes to adrenaline-pumping conservation missions, the next generation of outdoor experiences is made for thrill-seekers.
Cruise Lines Are Turning to Smaller Ships to Attract Eco-Minded Travelers
With new itineraries and more eco-friendly vessels, small-ship cruise lines are proposing an alternative way to traverse the world’s waterways.
State-Protected Dark Skies Could Change Astrotourism Forever
From New England to Nevada, new “dark sky” bills are aiming to protect and promote astrotourism.
5 New Train Routes We’re Excited About
From scenic island circuits in Japan to Rocky Mountain adventures, these new train experiences have us excited about the future of rail travel.
How Iceland Is Rethinking Tourism for the Long Haul
Iceland wants visitors to plan beyond the long weekend and spread out across the island.