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Editor's Picks: Top Travel Links We Love - January 19, 2019

Editor s Picks: Top Travel Links We Love - January 19, 2019

Every week, our travel editors and experts select the best travel finds on the internet and beyond.

I'm dreaming about spending a long afternoon drinking cerveza, snacking on jamon Iberico, and talking about god knows what after scrolling through this awesome collection of hole-in-the-wall old man bars in Madrid. – Daniel, editor

If I could book a trip anywhere in the world this year, it would be Namibia, which seems to be having a bit of a moment. Bookmarking this three-week road trip itinerary and keeping my fingers crossed. – Berit, senior editor

While bracing for snow, I'm appreciating this Instagram feed of random swimming pools all over the world. – Jeralyn, editorial director

Could I love chef José Andrés anymore? His World Central Kitchen opened a kitchen at the Navy Memorial in D.C. to feed federal workers impacted by the goverment shutdown. Many other restaurateurs are doing the same. — Pavia, CEO 

Getaway, a vacation startup with bookable tiny cabins placed in the woods, is expanding to Southern California. Designed to help you disconnect from the modern world, the cabins even come with lock boxes for your cell phone. You won't know the exact address of the cabin until you book, but you're guaranteed plenty of nature two hours outside LA. – Amelia, WordSmith

Looking forward to seeing the Super Wolf Moon Lunar Eclipse this weekend (in the U.S., totality will begin Sunday at 11:41 p.m. EST) — and wish I had had the foresight to book a wild canoe trip down the Mississippi with Quapaw Canoe Company to see its reflection in the water. – Jeralyn

Speaking of incredible things in the atmosphere: Aurora Space Station will include the first hotel in space, with an anticipated opening date of 2022. They just released a new preview video. In what almost sounds like a hoax, if you're into this, you can put your name on the waitlist. All you need to do is give them deposit of $80,000 — US dollars, Bitcoin, or Ethereum are all acceptable. — Pavia

Loving the GlobeTips app, which helped me figure out how much to tip on a recent trip that took me from South Africa to France. Best part: the scan feature, which allows you to snap a photo of your receipt instead of inputting any numbers. Berit

This Week on Fathom: From Hot to Cold and Back

Editor s Picks: Top Travel Links We Love - January 19, 2019

Read our most popular stories of the week.

British Columbia: From high peaks to hot springs: Four wild days in the cold.

Aspen: The best new bars, restaurants, shops, and hotels of 2019.

France: Club Med? Come to the French Alps and get over yourself.

Chile: It's survival of the luxurious in Patagonia.

Malibu: Book a stylish stay on Billionaire's Beach.

All Over: Timely travel deals and offers.

Iceland: How to spend a layover in Reykjavík.

Riviera Maya: Just back from Mexico.


Travel Notes
  • Curated Links We Love: January 7, 2017 Highlights

    Hello 2017! Here are the internet happenings that caught our attention this week.Im putting Finland on my list of places to travel to in 2017, and picking up this beautifully illustrated indie magazine on Nordic living to keep me occupied until I get there. – DanielOnly in Japan, folks: Tiny food, and the joy of cooking in miniature. – Berit, editorPut on some headphones to hear the recordings of this audio ecologist and si

  • Curated Links We Love: January 31, 2015 Edition

    What were clicking on this week (when were not perfecting our chip-and-dip strategy).Would you sleep in a cable car 9,000 feet above the French Alps? For 100 words, Airbnb will let one lucky winner stay for free. – Becky, editorial assistantAt a Fathom cocktail party this week, we screened a fantastic short about Baltazar Ushcha, the last ice merchant in Ecuador. Turns out Nowhere Magazine also met Baltazar! Fun connections and a nice

  • Curated Links We Love: January 24, 2015 Edition

    What were clicking on this week (when were not getting deflated by the NFLs lack of ball regulation).Gabi from The Funnelogy Channel reflects on identity and how travel influences it, and shares a little of her amazingly diverse heritage. – Becky, editorial assistantThese shots of a flipped iceberg are unreal! Not to mention the crazy science behind why it happened in the first place. An iceberg is normally 90 percent underw