Turn on, tune in, and drop by! Art For All Spaces invites you to relive one of the most electric decades in American history at “60–69: A Celebration of the 1960s!”, a vibrant and thought-provoking group art exhibition opening Thursday, September 18, 2025, from 4:30-9pm at CityArts in Orlando, Florida. The exhibition will run through October 12, 2025 in both The Upstairs Gallery and The Side Gallery.

Traveling well doesn’t always mean traveling expensively. Whether you're planning a gap year, a sabbatical, or a summer trip across Europe, how you manage your money before and during the journey matters. You already put in the work teaching, saving, planning. Your budget should work just as hard as you do.

Travelling with the family can be exciting, but it also comes with extra planning, especially when it comes to parking at the airport. From kids and prams to multiple suitcases, families have unique needs when flying. The good news is that airports offer a wide range of parking solutions to make your journey smoother and more affordable.

Here’s a helpful guide with tips for choosing the right airport parking for your family trip.

Australia is more than golden beaches, city streets, and outback horizons. It also has some of the globe's most famous wine regions. From rolling vineyards tucked in coastal valleys to heritage estates among bushland, each pour is a story of place, climate, and craftsmanship. A trip to these destinations can offer a wine tasting tour, as well as a chance to engage with the country's culture and meet the keen winemakers who keep those traditions alive.

Traveling on a group tour can transform a vacation experience. With travel companions built-in, logistics handled, and expert guides leading the way, group travel offers convenience, camaraderie, and cultural immersion. But with so many group tour companies out there, how do you choose the right one?

On a trip to Costa Rica, we visited a coffee plantation and my husband’s face lit up like a child on his first trip to Disney. Experiencing the journey from plant to cup firsthand was a tiny step in his love affair with coffee, the process it goes through, and the joy he gets out of chasing his perfect brew. The tour guide at that space dropped some knowledge that over a decade later is still spoken in our home, reminding us that while the world may rank coffees, “the actual best kind is your favourite kind.” 

Being able to travel the world is a great privilege and an opportunity that remains inaccessible to a significant proportion of the world’s population. Many people’s attempts to travel are curtailed by financial, social, political, and sometimes even physical barriers: having the ability to move across the globe with little resistance ought never to be taken for granted. 

What would the City of Light be without the poetry of its bridges? Arcing across the Seine like stone verses in a love letter to the past, the bridges of Paris offer more than a way to cross from Left Bank to Right. They are time travelers, storytellers, and sentinels, each with its own soul and saga.

After the whole world had to spend a couple of years at home, in lockdown, travel and tourism returned with renewed vigour, as many of us sought to catch up on what felt like lost time. 

Unfortunately, a surge in visitor numbers is putting tremendous pressure on many of the destinations that we know and love so dearly.