The El Camino Travel Guide to Mallorca, Spain
A combination of rugged landscapes, sparkling coastlines, and rustic villages has made Mallorca one of Europe’s top-visited destinations. Located off the eastern coast of Spain, Mallorca’s reputation has evolved over the years from a quiet, secluded Mediterranean island, to one of the first all-inclusive travel destinations, to a bohemian escape for artists.
The El Camino Travel Guide to Cairo, Egypt
The juxtaposition of ‘new meets old’ is thrown around a lot in travel, but Cairo takes it to the extreme. Where else can you see ancient iconic marvels and centuries-old mosques sitting alongside a rapidly modernizing metropolis? This striking contrast is just one of the reasons why few cities in the world offer an experience like Egypt’s capital.
The El Camino Travel Guide to Kyoto, Japan
While its heritage is what makes Kyoto unique, it is still very much a modern city with cool concept stores, boutique galleries, and a surge of new contemporary hotels. Take the time to get to know this side of it to escape the tourist overcrowding and give you a better understanding of the city beyond its picturesque image.
The El Camino Travel Guide to Chiang Mai, Thailand
Think you know Thailand? Think again. In a country best known for its islands and temples, Thailand’s Northern capital offers an urban destination that has quietly emerged as an art and design hub. In true ECT style, we’ve delved into the current artistic energy of the city to uncover the brands, bars, galleries, and cultural hubs you should know about.
Mexico Beyond its Stereotypes with Silvia Moreno-Garcia
We sat down with award-winning writer and editor, Silvia Moreno-Garcia, author of Mexican Gothic and The Seventh Veil of Salome to discuss challenging Mexican stereotypes through fiction, religious art in Mexico City, and nature excursions in Baja California.
The El Camino Travel Guide to Ho Chi Minh City
“Sometimes people feel frustrated when they visit Saigon because they couldn’t get to know the feel of the city better,” explains Jonathan Morana, ECT Clubhouse Travel Expert for Vietnam. We worked with Jonathan to curate a list of the best recommendations for getting to know the feel of the city at a deeper level.
Discover the Dominican influence in NYC with Cleyvis Natera
This interview is part of a collaboration with Penguin Random House to celebrate Latine and Hispanic Heritage Month. We sat down with award-winning writer, Cleyvis Natera, author of Neruda on the Park, a novel that explores the impact of gentrification in a predominantly Dominican part of New York City.
The El Camino Travel Guide to Sicily, Italy
A vibrant island off Italy’s southern coast, Sicily is a feast for the senses. With a rich history, diverse landscapes, and a cuisine that reflects centuries of cultural influences, this island captures the essence of Italy in every possible way.
Beyond Havana with author Cristina Garcia
We sat down with acclaimed Cuban-American writer, Cristina García, the author of eight novels including Dreaming in Cuban, a finalist for the National Book Award which tells the story of a Cuban family across three generations as they experience the country’s revolution.
The El Camino Travel Guide to Reykjavík, Iceland
Where else could you bathe in mineral-rich hot springs, hike mountains, view the Northern Lights, and enjoy buzzing nightlife and a burgeoning restaurant scene? While many pass through Reykjavik on their way to witness the rest of the country’s jaw-dropping scenery, take your time to get to know more about this captivating city.
Katalina Mayorga’s Field Notes from Puglia
Field Notes are firsthand travel recommendations for and by our ECT Clubhouse members. This week, ECT CEO, Katalina Mayorga, shares her highlights and intel from Puglia, Italy.
The El Camino Travel Guide to Porto, Portugal
Discover varying takes on Portuguese dishes in old-school tavernas and hipster hangouts, wander cobbled streets adorned with graffiti art and tiled facade buildings, and balance your time between urban activities and nearby beaches and natural landscapes. You’ll soon understand why travelers return to Porto again and again.
The El Camino Travel Guide to Washington DC
We’ve got you covered with the Black-owned businesses you can’t miss, plus other underrepresented- and immigrant-owned businesses paying homage to their cultures. There’s no doubt we’re sharing how to best experience this city without getting caught up in the tourists’ agenda.
Katie S.’s Field Notes from Rioja, Spain
Field Notes are firsthand travel recommendations for and by our ECT Clubhouse members. This week, Katie S., shares her highlights from Rioja, Spain.
The El Camino Travel Guide to Marrakech, Morocco
Its visual and sensory assets make it a haven for design devotees and color aficionados—but that doesn’t mean it should be reduced to being just an Instagram backdrop.
The El Camino Travel Guide to Greece With Kids
In true ECT fashion, we’re heading off the beaten path and steering away from Mykonos and Santorini for now and bringing you recommendations for the capital city of Athens, the southern mainland peninsula of The Peloponnese, and Greece’s largest island, Crete.
Megan Ryder-Burbidge’s Field Notes from Jordan
Field Notes are firsthand travel recommendations for and by our ECT Clubhouse members. This week, Megan Ryder-Burbidge, shares her notes from Jordan.
The El Camino Travel Guide to Dublin
Undeniable character, culture, and plenty of craic—we wouldn’t expect anything less from Ireland’s capital. With its newly earned culinary credentials, bracing natural surroundings, lively pub culture, and enduring charm, if there’s anywhere you’re guaranteed to have a good time, it’s Dublin.
Wine tasting in one of the world’s wine capitals with expert Ntsiki Biyela
Ntsiki Biyela is the winemaker, director, and sole owner of Aslina Wines, a brand she founded in 2016 in honor of her late grandmother, Aslina. We sat down with her to hear more about her work, wine, and the best nature escapes in Cape Town, South Africa.
The El Camino Travel Guide to Miami
Miami has been named the “Magic City'' because of its rapid growth in population and popularity, yet the real magic of this metropolis is its rich multicultural makeup.