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Living Abroad in… Paris
Stylist Irene Kim and her husband realized it was now or never to follow their dream of moving from Toronto to Paris, and finally made the leap this summer after a year of sorting out visas, schools, bank accounts, and a tangle of French bureaucracy.
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Packing for 8 Weeks and 2 Continents with Natasha Nyanin
This summer, writer and globetrotter Natasha Nyanin packed for an 8-week trip with nearly a dozen stops. Her approach is equally whimsical and practical (albeit maximalist), and she has us seriously considering traveling with stationery and a wax seal.
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Packing with Lauren Ho
It seems like Lauren Ho, the travel director of Wallpaper*, practically lives on the road, bouncing from one far-flung corner of the globe to another. But she does, in fact, have an address in London, where she spends just enough time to swap out the contents of her suitcase between trips to Greenland or Uzbekistan.
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Frequent Criers: Taking Kids to Australia (and Everywhere in Between)
From packing hacks to getting them to sleep on a long-haul flight to surviving long and late dinners out, our new column about traveling with kids deals with the messy, funny, heart-filling reality of it all.
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Fleur Huijskens & Nicole Boekhoorn
The creators of this “healing farm” in Franschhoek, an hour outside Cape Town, are experts in the art of regenerative living, with an approach to well-being that is intuitive and soulful rather than prescriptive.
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Jules Maury, Head of Scott Dunn Private
The formidable head of Scott Dunn Private moves through airports with multiple Samsonite suitcases and Hermès scarves snapped up from duty free.
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Tanya Rose, Co-Founder of Mason Rose
The powerhouse PR shares her duty-free purchases on repeat, favorite hotels in the world, go-to jet-lag remedy, and the laser she won’t leave home without.
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Kate McCabe & Max Sussman
Their eco-travel company Bog & Thunder specializes in immersive food tours of Ireland, both private trips and small groups.
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Packing with Zach Weiss
Nobody moves through the world quite like international man of mystery Zach Weiss, luckily, we caught him in one place long enough to share his hacks for shipping things ahead, and avoiding cowboy faux pas at the airport.