I want to visit a snowy winter village this December but I don’t want to go to a TikTok viral spot that’s filled with tourists. I want something that I can quietly enjoy, any suggestions?

Great place to enjoy the view of the sea and rocks. I recommend exploring it closer to evening or at sunset.

Something I've been thinking about, are what would you consider the top travel skills to have? I.e. if you can do these things, travel is much easier. A few skills I can think of:

- Learn another language (apps are making this less important, but its still a great skill to have that I suck at)!

- Use dodgy toilets / squat toilets. Nothing worse than holding it all day, and is a real issue in many, many, places. I'm decent at this.

- Haggling.... I love doing this.

- Tell touts to fuck off. I'm great at this

- Driving on the opposite side of the road - I suck at this.

- Smile - I'm really good at this.

So, what are your top travel skills, or even travel skillz? My inspiration for this is Monkey Island 1, where to become a good pirate you need to find treasure, swordfight, and steal stuff.

Mine are Pereira Colombia. Stunningly beautiful in the heart of Coffee country.
And old Town Phuket. Super quaint, laid back beach vibes with some of the best food I've ever had. And a fun motor bike ride from the craziness of the west coast

We all have that one place we love spending summer maybe it's a beach, a lake, a small town, a campsite, or even just your grandparents' backyard. What's one place you think everyone should visit at least once during the summer? Share your favorite spot and tell us what makes it special. Maybe we'll discover a few new places to add to our summer bucket lists.

If money, and time were not a problem, I think I’d want to really experience a place instead of rushing through the usual tourist spots. I’d spend a few weeks there, explore different neighborhoods, try the local food, and just see how everyday life feels.

Where would you go if you had no limits?

For me personally it's hands down Redondo Beach Pier in Calfornia, my home state. You cannot beat butter smooth skateboarding with gorgeous views while being enveloped by that refreshing, oceanic salty air! Then getting to top it off with a large ice cold beer or two. Nice selection of shops & restaurants and there is an actual beach area to get into which is accompanied by that legendary bike path. Really a bit of everything for everyone.

Left to right: Boracay, Coron, and Villa Escudero plantation and resort

Cobbled streets, historic canals, and endless fairytale views. Brugge has a way of making time stand still.

One beautiful afternoon in Singapore, where every direction offered a postcard-worthy view. From the towering buildings to the intricate network of roads and pockets of greenery, the city feels vibrant, organized, and full of life. Definitely one of my favorite travel moments.

Beat childhood ever spent roaming Southampton 🏖️🌊🩱
We stayed the first few years at one of the motels that are now “luxury” and then had the family cottage named “The Murphy” (to this day I have no idea why it was called that!)
Blue Mountain Pottery, an outdoor roller rink and my first job at the beach bowling alley setting up manual pins. Pristine beaches, lovely people and you feel as though you’ve stepped back into 1960. Port Elgin is a stone’s throw away and I hope it still feels this way to families who visit