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The Fix: London with Yasmin Khan
The acclaimed author of bestselling books The Saffron Tales and Zeitoun shares her favorite grill houses, pubs, arts spaces, and more. The post The Fix: London<br> with Yasmin Khan appeared first on Roads & Kingdoms.
Hiking the Path of the Gods: a complete guide to the Amalfi Coast Trail
Hiking the Path of the Gods? Here’s what to know before tackling this breathtaking Amalfi Coast Trail above Positano Hiking the Path of the Gods is one of the best ways to experience the Amalfi Coast. Known in Italian as Sentiero degli Dei, this dramatic clifftop trail rewards walkers with sweeping views over Positano, Praiano and the The post Hiking the Path of the Gods: a complete guide to the Amalfi Coast Trail appeared first on Atlas & Boots.
How to look after your tactical backpack | Atlas & Boots
A good backpack is built to take a beating, but even the toughest kit has its limits. Heavy-duty fabric, reinforced stitching, chunky zips and robust buckles can handle years of use, provided you look after them properly. The post How to look after your tactical backpack appeared first on Atlas & Boots.
The Fix: Kochi with Chef Thomas Zacharias
After decades in elite global kitchens, Chef Thomas Zacharias returned to Kerala to unlearn everything he knew. This is Kochi through his eyes. The post The Fix: Kochi<br> with Chef Thomas Zacharias appeared first on Roads & Kingdoms.
USA is the world’s 13th most stressed country
We look at the most stressed countries in the world according to the latest survey. The results may well surprise you It happened on a Wednesday morning. The Sandwich Man – dressed in a red T-shirt with white lettering – rode past me on his bicycle on the same stretch of the same road at the same time as the day before. I watched him roll by in a sobering moment that recalled all the horror of the five-day commute: the cyclical days, the tussling masses, the dull ebbing of a scripted month. The post Ranked: the world’s most stressed countries appeared first on Atlas & Boots.
The 11 Most Stylish New Hotels in the World, From Lake Como to Kyoto
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The Fix: Bogotá with Chef Alvaro Clavijo
For The Fix, Alvaro Clavijo of El Chato gives his guide to the high-altitude Colombian capital. The post The Fix: Bogotá<br> with Chef Alvaro Clavijo appeared first on Roads & Kingdoms.
Flights Booked: JanSport Is Officially Getting Into The Luggage Game
JanSport has spent decades holding down hallways, college campuses, airport terminals, and just about every “back to school” shopping trip imaginable. Now, the brand synonymous with backpacks is officially getting into the luggage game.
REI Anniversary Sale 2026: 10 great deals with 25% off | Atlas & Boots
There’s an amusing trend on TikTok whereby a woman says “My husband booked a fancy restaurant tonight and told me to wear my most expensive outfit” and moments later emerges from her room wearing a down jacket, hiking pants and boots. It is, of course, an allusion to how expensive outdoor gear can be. We’ve certainly had our fair share of expenses here at Atlas & Boots with trips to Aconcagua, Elbrus and Denali. The post REI Anniversary Sale 2026: 10 great deals with 25% off appeared first on Atlas & Boots.
The Fix: Brooklyn with Clay Williams
The James Beard Award-winning photographer and Black Food Folks co-founder guides us through the borough he's called home for four decades. The post The Fix: Brooklyn<br> with Clay Williams appeared first on Roads & Kingdoms.
Blame Trump: Delta Airlines Elminating Food & Beverage Service On Short Flights
Delta Airlines finds itself combating skyrocketing jet fuel costs by not shutting down completely, but instead, passengers will have to suffer after the airline company announced it will be eliminating food and beverage service from 450 daily flights.
Close quarters: 10 dos and don’ts for your next group tour | Atlas & Boots
There’s always one. That summarises my philosophy when it comes to group travel. There’s always one person who will annoy you beyond what feels tolerable. In Miami – an otherwise magical trip – it was a journalist who couldn’t leave a single sight without asking a dozen questions, holding up the rest of us. In India, it was an inveterate witterer. For some reason, this woman – let’s call her Millie – felt the need to narrate the entire trip. Incidentally, her 16-year-old-daughter wore noise-cancelling headphones near-constantly, leaving the rest of us to deal with the wittering. The post Close quarters: 10 dos and don’ts for your next group tour appeared first on Atlas & Boots.
