We’re on the road with Zoomer magazine’s executive editor and travel expert, Vivian Vassos.
Discover some super savvy packing tips, like how to get multiple outfits out of a just a few items, ways to keep clothes wrinkle-free – and much more!
And be sure to check out our new Zooming, the Zoomer Travel Club for You, a porthole to specially selected itineraries and insider information, along with views from us, the editors who travel the world looking for the trips that say to you, just go.
To celebrate Mother's Day and the matriarchs who anchor our families throughout the generations, we revisit a story from Zoomer's May 2015 issue in which writer Mike Crisolago returns to Italy – the country his grandmother (Nonna) left six decades earlier – to explore the roots of the family and traditions he grew up with…
This summer, I had the privilege of joining AmaWaterway’s co-founder, Kristin Karst, on the AmaLucia’s christening voyage along the Rhine River, from Amsterdam, through Germany and ending in Basel. Although the ship had been in the water a year prior, the christening, which also coincided with the company’s 20th anniversary this year, was postponed due…
Right before the word Omicron entered our lexicon last fall — and everything shut down again — I attended Immersive Van Gogh in Toronto, my first ticketed event since pre-pandemic times. As Van Gogh’s sunflowers washed over me, I felt a sense of inspiration that you can only get from viewing art in person. And…
Travel allows you to hit pause and take a break, but after living through the pandemic, which gutted tourism-dependent economies, many of us realize it is about so much more. Global leaders such as Prince Harry, who heads the non-profit global tourism initiative Travelyst, are setting the tone. “Travel can be a catalyst for good,”…
Wellness and staycations is a match made in health. If your bucket list includes soaking in the Dead Sea in Israel or the spas in Baden Baden — both known for therapeutic powers — but you’re putting your travels abroad on hold for now, allow us to suggest a few places in Canada where you…
Outward from our nation’s capital threads a waterway so historic it’s been deemed a UNESCO World Heritage site. A testament to human ingenuity, the Rideau waterway’s series of traversable canals and locks from Ottawa to Kingston still stand as a brilliant example of our early 19th-century chutzpah. Slow travel by boat along this Canadian treasure;…