The El Camino Travel Guide to Jamaica
We’ve purposefully chosen to craft this guide away from the typical resort areas to showcase the best of Jamaica’s diversity—which ranges from its pulsing capital city, majestic Blue Mountains, lush rainforests, and cascading waterfalls—by focusing on Kingston, Portland, and Treasure Beach.
Marisa Vitale’s Field Notes from the Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Trail
Field Notes are firsthand travel recommendations for and by our ECT Clubhouse members. This week, photographer, Marisa Vitale, shares her notes from the Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Trail in Japan.
The El Camino Travel Guide to Atlanta
Home of hip-hop, ‘Hollywood’, and a rich history, it’s not hard to see why some refer to it as the capital of the South. Whether you’re here for the history or just here for the vibes, you’ll find something suited to you in Atlanta.
Discover the diversity of Colombian crafts with Yasmin Sabet
Yasmin Sabet is the founder of Mola Sasa, a Colombian brand that creates unique handcrafted accessories and homewares. Mola Sasa collaborates directly with various indigenous communities of Colombia to translate their own traditional art forms and crafts into distinctive accessory collections.
Kayla Doris’s Field Notes from Hoi An
Field Notes are firsthand travel recommendations for and by our ECT Clubhouse members. This week, travel writer, Kayla Doris, shares her notes from Hoi An, Vietnam.
The El Camino Travel Guide to Charleston
With so much to offer, it can seem overwhelming on a first visit. That’s why we’ve worked with local residents and friends of ECT, The Tiny Tassel owner, Mimi Striplin, Chez Nous chef, Jill Mathias, and Basic Projects founders, Ben and Kate Towill, to curate a list of local favorites for eating, drinking, shopping and sightseeing your way through the city.
Get to know Paris’s ‘Little Africa’ with Jacqueline Ngo Mpii
Jacqueline Ngo Mpii is the Founder, CEO, and Creative Director of Little Africa Paris, a cultural agency that helps individuals and businesses connect with the best of African culture in Paris.
Samantha Runkel’s Ski Field Notes from the Dolomites
Field Notes are firsthand travel recommendations for and by our ECT Clubhouse members. This week, Samantha Runkel, founder of HeyTerra Travel, shares her notes from a ski adventure in the Dolomites.
The El Camino Travel Guide to Tangier
Beyond the Kasbah, the Medina, and Cap Spartel, there are plenty of easily-overlooked attractions and local favorites to frequent. We’ve worked with Tangier residents to curate a list of insider recommendations for eating, drinking, shopping, and sightseeing your way through the city.
Experience the rebirth of Sri Lanka with Dee Gibson
Dee Gibson is an interior designer and self-described “accidental” hotelier. She is the founder of Kalukanda House, a boutique hotel in Sri Lanka that featured in Conde Nast’s 2024 Best Places to Visit and is part of the Hip Hotel Collection.
Kirsten Gardner’s Field Notes from Johannesburg
Field Notes is a members-only series of firsthand travel recommendations by ECT Clubhouse members. This week, Kirsten Gardner, owner of Outlier Journeys, shares her highlights from Johannesburg.
The El Camino Travel Guide to London
While your average travel guides tend to focus on London’s cultural past, we’re paying homage to the cultures that make up the city today with recommendations for where to eat, drink, and truly experience London’s diversity, not to mention the best indie shops and cozy stays too.
Dive into vibrant Cape Town with Katherine Mary-Pichulik
Katherine is the Founder and Creative Director of Pichulik, an ethical jewellery and accessories atelier based in Cape Town, South Africa. We sat down with Katherine to hear more about her work, how African women have moulded and inspired her, and what makes South Africa’s creative landscape so exciting.
Leah R.’s Field Notes from Cusco, the Sacred Valley and Lima
Field Notes is a members-only series of firsthand travel recommendations by ECT Clubhouse members. This week, Leah R. shares her highlights from her trip to Peru.
The El Camino Travel Guide to Rome for the Solo Traveler
Idling the cobbled streets at sunset, absorbing the astonishing art, delighting in your first taste of Roman cacio e pepe—this is where you’ll discover the true meaning of la dolce vita. These are pleasures that are best experienced slowly and—in our opinion—alone, where you can choose your own pace as you indulge in the Eternal City.
Explore Guatemala’s craftsmanship & contemporary design with Nada Duele
Giselle Macdonald is the Founder and Creative Director of Nada Duele, a Guatemalan purpose-led lifestyle brand focusing on sustainable home goods and accessories. Based between Guatemala City and Antigua, she works collaboratively with master artisans across Guatemala to create unique, functional and long-lasting objects, ensuring craft preservation and job creation in the region.
Noelle T.’s Field Notes from Mérida, Mexico
Field Notes is a members-only series of firsthand travel recommendations by ECT Clubhouse members. This week, Noelle T. shares her highlights from a recent trip to Mérida.
The El Camino Travel Guide to Toronto
As a major destination for immigrants, with more than 50 percent of residents belonging to an immigrant population group, Toronto is culturally rich and can’t be pinned down—it is bursting with life, contributing to its inspired cuisine, arts, and shopping.
Deep Dive into Calcutta’s Culinary Charm with Rohini Kejriwal
Rohini Kejriwal is a freelance writer, illustrator and curator based in Bangalore. She is also the founder of The Alipore Post, a weekly newsletter on art, poetry and creativity, and recently co-produced an Indian food anthology titled Memories on a Plate.
Briana M.’s Field Notes from Minneapolis
Field Notes is a members-only series of firsthand travel recommendations by ECT Clubhouse members. Here’s a taste of Briana M’s Field Notes on Minneapolis.