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Travel writer Tim Johnson has spent the last few years circling the globe in pursuit of the next great story, in the process visiting 138 countries on all seven continents. He's won five National Magazine Awards and contributes to a number of national and international publications.

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The Unique Cruise Beloved by Cruise Fanatics

BEYOND THE SEA

Every spring, cruise lines follow the sunshine and move a number of their ships from the Caribbean to the Mediterranean. If you’re a guest, there’s big bang for buck here.

Tim Johnson | Published May 12, 2023

Why Greenland Is Now So Much Cooler Than Iceland

MOVE OVER

Don’t get me wrong: Iceland is a really super nice place. It just isn’t Iceland cool anymore.

Tim Johnson | Published Aug 31, 2022

The ‘Come From Away’ Town Holds Its 9/11 Memories Close

NEVER FORGET

A total of 38 planes were directed to land in Gander. Its population almost doubled as hungry, tired, confused and scared passengers from 95 countries flooded the small town.

Tim Johnson | Published Sep 04, 2021

Sri Lanka Was a Mecca for Tourists. Now It’s Eerily Empty.

TRAGEDY

In one moment everything changed on this island nation that until a couple of weeks ago enjoyed unprecedented peace and surging prosperity.

Tim Johnson | Published May 23, 2019

London’s Iconic Mental-Hospital-Turned-Hotel Restoration

ROOM KEY

Once one of London’s most storied hotels, the Andaz Shoreditch has recently completed a multi-year renovation project.

Tim Johnson | Published Apr 28, 2019

My Journey to Where Bubble Tea Began

MEMORY LANE

My friends raved about this peculiar beverage but, a small-town kid, I couldn’t understand the allure. Eventually, when my workload at university grew, it became my comfort drink.

Tim Johnson | Published Apr 03, 2019

The Best Hidden Spots in Ginza, Tokyo

IN THE KNOW

Haiku sushi bars, hole-in-the-wall green tea cocktails, and rooftop distilleries; take a walk through the glitzy Tokyo neighborhood’s best offers that don’t often catch the eye.

Tim Johnson | Published Dec 15, 2018

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