The world is too varied to be reduced to a collection of destinations.

Some travelers are drawn to remote wilderness, others to cities shaped by centuries of culture, architecture, and cuisine. Some seek privacy and restoration. Others seek movement, discovery, and perspective. The most memorable journeys often combine several of these elements at once.

The destination guides explore individual places in greater depth, from Antarctica's polar interior and Patagonia's mountains to the islands of the Indian Ocean, the cities of Europe, and the deserts of North Africa. The experiential guides take a different approach, exploring travel through the lens of access, immersion, adventure, and slow travel.

Together, they offer different ways of thinking about travel. One begins with a place. The other begins with an idea.