TOP 25 TRAVEL NEWSLETTERS ON SUBSTACK
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A full list of the top 25 travel newsletters and podcasts on Substack. Take a tour of the globe via these Substacks, offering stories, tips, reviews and inspiration from the wide world of travel.
Travel intel and inspiration
The inside track from Paris by Mouth. Everything you need to know about where to eat in Paris.
50 Favorites for Fall 2023
Our selection of absolute favorite Paris restaurants, based on recent and anonymous visits, including classic bistros, modernist joints, tasting menus, international flavors, wine bars and spots for breakfast & lunch.
Paris pastry shops to love
A selection of our favorite pâtisseries
Travel / Style / Fishing / Design / Etc.
The newsletter the travel industry doesn't want you to read.
Food, drink, fun links & travel (not necessarily in that order)
A newsletter covering the business of airlines, written for industry insiders.
Alaska's Plan to Acquire Hawaiian Makes Sense
Alaska surprised me on Sunday by announcing a deal to acquire Hawaiian Airlines. I know many of you are skeptical. But this is a smart management team, and I think the deal can work.
Score One For the Journalists
American's Vasu Raja nearly made it through an earnings call without giving concrete details about the corporate travel recovery. Then he faced a tough question from a Bloomberg reporter.
Dispatches and photos from walks around the world
Quality recommendations and actionable intel about New York City and surrounds, from the team that started Eater and Curbed.
A weekly podcast where good friends, David Coggins and Michael Williams, discuss travel, men's style and culture, though we usually get sidetracked. Subscribers receive the podcast and both of our newsletters, The Contender and ACL.
Open Your World through accessible travel! Whether you’re disabled, know someone who is, or want to make your business accessible — join me as I explore the world with one hand, a passport and my power wheelchair.
Travel With Me to See An Airplane Wheelchair Space in Real Life
Backed by a major airline, a wheelchair securement space suitable for use on most airplanes will debut at the Aircraft Interiors Expo next week.
Accessible Sleeper Trains and the First Wheelchair Taxi in Scotland
Look inside an accessible sleeper cabin, plus watch a new film created by a disabled filmmaker and cast.
A curation of the most special hotels and hidden gems throughout the world, for good people with good taste.
The Curation: Volume 12
The Morocco hotel list, 5 slow European two-week itineraries, an expert guide to local Italian activities, family-friendly Caribbean hotels, special European rentals, & an Australian island hotel
The Edit: Volume 9
In Residence with Jess Einaudi, Two Bunch Palms stay review, hotels in Ireland & Scotland, vintage-inspired hotels in Milan & Marbella, and a closet sale
Updates from Rome and the Vatican. Helping Catholics explore their faith through travel.
The Holy Triduum in Photos
This email may be better viewed in your browser. There are lots of pics, some video, and song clips. Click here to view it on my website. I’ve put together a photo essay of the Holy Triduum – events, places, and relics of the final days of Christ’s life on Earth from the Last Supper to the Empty Tomb.
The Holy Triduum in Photos
This email may be better viewed in your browser. There are lots of pics, some video, and song clips. Click here to view it on my website. I’ve put together a photo essay of the Holy Triduum – events, places, and relics of the final days of Christ’s life on Earth from the Last Supper to the Empty Tomb.
Find out what I'm writing for top-tier publications this week (spoiler: your clients' sources, products and news might be a match for my current assignments) and stay up-to-date on my media industry insights.
Hi! I’m Rebekah Peppler, a food, drinks, and travel writer based in Paris, France. I travel (often) for both work and play and if you’ve ever want to text / email / DM me and ask for my full Paris, Marseille, Mexico City, <insert city name here> food + drinks list, welcome to Shortlisted. This is the actual list I send to friends and family—updated and compiled in a prettier format for yours truly. Think less <comprehensive guide> and more sharply curated <here’s where I would go if I were you>.
Paris, Shortlisted
Hi, hello + a quick note to welcome you to Shortlisted! I’m thrilled to kick off our first city shortlist with one I update and send regularly to friends and family. Paris is the city I live and work and love in and while there’s a targeted focus on eat + drink, I couldn’t help but include a few bonus shops for you to pop into as well.
Marseille, Shortlisted
Hi, hello + welcome back to Shortlisted! I may have just gotten back from Japan + Korea* but in celebration of the release of le SUD: Recipes from Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur this month (!), I’m keeping us in France and to a city I love + visit multiple times a year + talk about leaving Paris for. Someday.
Southern California lore and historic preservation
Los Angeles landlord sues Knock LA reporter for exposing illegal Airbnb listings in rent controlled buildings
Gentle reader, In March, we stumbled onto an illegal Airbnb listing of one of the RSO (rent stabilized) units in writer Charles Bukowski's East Hollywood bungalow court that we helped landmark in 2008, and published an exposé on the rental housing arbitrage
Mayor Karen Bass finally says something about Downtown LA real estate corruption, exposes herself as an empty pantsuit
Gentle reader, Very few people watched the livestreamed program Public Safety in L.A. with Mayor Karen Bass: A KNX News Town Hall on April 16, the day after her State of the City address at City Hall; as of this morning, the YouTube video has less than 500 views.
Carry-on only for 5 weeks in Europe. I'm no expert. I'm just a girl, standing in front of a backpack, asking it to weigh less than the airline carry-on restriction. Travel, fashion + more tangents than you can throw a packing cube at.
Way to Go is the newsletter for people who love travel, written by people who love travel. (We're also behind the award-winning website fathomaway.com.)
We are a twice-weekly newsletter that documents the adventures, insights, and travel advice of a long-time same-sex couple that left the U.S. in 2017 and has since been exploring the world as "digital nomads." We are both full-time, professional writers, and are delighted that our newsletter has also become a vibrant community of like-minded people who enjoy celebrating the possibilities the world has to offer.
How Much Did We Spend in 2023?
We're full-time nomads. These are the numbers behind our annual finances.
Brent and Michael's Secret Travel Hacks, Part 17!
Cook restaurant-quality pasta, send a non-contact a Whatsapp message, get free books, extend your Schengen time, taste the best lentil soup ever, and give your tofu the perfect crunch!
Gillian Knows Best the place to discover terrific places to eat, stay & shop in Italy’s best known destinations.
Demystifying the travel media
A ledger of obscure travels, backwoods rambles, rough bivouacs, and cackling cartographies.
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The intersecting worlds of travel, craft and design.
Bloomsbury Pilgrimage: Monk's House + Charleston
Making a trip of visiting the stopped-in-time homes of Virginia Woolf and her sister Vanessa Bell, including bracing walks across the South Downs and a cozy coaching inn
Heidelberg by Dark
A 15th century inn with a clandestine history, the legendary tavern where Patrick Leigh Fermor knocked back a few pints, a castle ruin by moonlight, and our favorite design museums
Political and social commentaries from across the globe
May This War Not Be the Last
[Hanoi, 2/28/20] It’s been two years since I flew out of Hanoi. Chasing Covid to South Korea, I thought I would stay there for maybe a month, with a possible side trip to Fukuoka or even Osaka adding two more weeks. I never thought Covid would keep me out of Vietnam this long.
Self-Love in the Age of Resource Depletion
[Chris Chan in 2008] This week, I got a message from a French buddy stuck in Cambodia. He’d rather be in Vietnam but, having overstayed his visa the last time, he’s not allowed in. Resource depletion means war: I’m OK in Kampot, preparing popcorn for WW3. Fuck.
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