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In an age of AI-generated imagery, something as astonishing as the rice terraces in Banaue, Philippines might not seem real,...
No country touches the senses quite like Morocco. Rounding Africa’s northwest tip just 9 miles / 15 kilometres across the...
It’s commonly said that in Japan that “the nail that sticks up will be nailed down.” Of course, some nails...
In today’s Japan, tradition persists in the shadow of modernity. Unique cultural icons break out from the conformist norm to...
When you arrive in the vast, ever-changing urban landscape of Beijing, you can feel you’re in the cultural and economic...
Hong Kong has always been a city on the move, forging its own path while serving as the cultural, economic...
Even if you’ve never been to Budapest, you probably recognize the Hungarian Parliament Building. This sprawling masterpiece stretches across 18,000...
Likely the first time I ever saw an image of Jordan was when watching Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade...
I remember this feeling. It’s been a couple decades since I last waited in the wings of my high school’s...
Can punctuality be learned? I travelled to Switzerland to find out. As a non-chronically late person who still manages to...
Dubai is the Middle East at its most cutting edge. Offering a wealth of hotels and spas dedicated to each...
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Get to know the voices behind our stories — travelers, writers, and creators sharing their unique perspectives.
Senior Vice President
Carolyn Weppler has tracked gorillas in Rwanda, been proposed to in Paris (she accepted, naturally!), and travelled to 70 countries, counting Uzbekistan, Lebanon, Russia, Sri Lanka and even Afghanistan among...
VP, Africa & Middle East
Growing up in a family travel business, Bronwyn has been travelling from a very young age. Her favourite experience was three months spent backpacking through India and Southeast Asia. She...
Senior Vice President
When he’s not paddling a canoe or drinking copious amounts of coffee, you’ll find Adam talking about some kind of travel plans. He spent a month doing Tai-Chi in China,...
Product Manager
Melbourne-born Meg arrived in Canada in January with no winter coat, one suitcase, a one week booking at a youth hostel, and a sight-unseen job offer at Goway Travel. She...
VP, Asia
South African-born Moira has lived in San Francisco and Toronto, but her travel map includes over 50 countries. Her heart still swings toward all things African, particularly Zambia’s Lower Zambezi...
Trade Training Manager
Born in Australia and raised in Canada and Papua New Guinea, Don took his first solo trip to Bali – aged just 13. Since then, Don’s travels have taken him...
Founder & President
Bruce Hodge is the Founder & President of Goway Travel. In 1970, he started the company out of his Toronto apartment with nothing but a telephone and a projector. Over...
Contributing Writer
Christian’s first globetrotting adventure saw him get lost exploring the streets of Saigon. Following his nose to Asia’s best coffee, two lifelong addictions were born. A freelance writer and novelist,...
Training Director
Although born in Canada, Nadya has spent much of her life globetrotting, as her parents believed that travelling was a form of education. At 20, she packed her backpack and...
Managing Editor, Globetrotting Magazine
You might say that Aren was destined to become a globetrotter after his family took him to Germany two times before he was four. If that wasn’t enough, a term...
What do the experts say?
You should try a Zen meditation session. Imagine slipping into a silk kimono for the day—carefully tied by an expert dresser, every fold precise, every colour chosen to suit the season. It’s a ritual that feels as personal as it is timeless.
What do I love about Japan? In a word - EVERYTHING. The incredible contrast that Japan offers - new/innovative vs old/traditional, the warm and welcoming people, the incredible rich culture, the culinary wonders awaiting around every corner, the cleanliness, efficiency and safety. It's one of the best places to visit in Asia in my opinion.
Pub Street in Siem Reap, Cambodia, is a local favourite with very inexpensive drinks. It's also a great place to try the local delicacy, BBQ frog.
I love how laidback and relaxed Laos is compared to other countries in Southeast Asia. It's like the best of Vietnam, Cambodia, and Thailand all rolled into one, and then sent back in time 20 to 30 years.
The Festes Majors are summer festivals held in the villages of Andorra. Each festival is unique to the village, with its own distinct style.
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