Tim Johnson
Author
Toronto-based writer Tim Johnson is always traveling in search of the next great story. Having visited 140 countries across all seven continents, he’s tracked lions on foot in Botswana, dug for dinosaur bones in Mongolia, and walked among a half-million penguins on South Georgia Island. He contributes to some of North America’s largest publications, including CNN Travel, Bloomberg, and The Globe and Mail.
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How to Visit Edinburgh, Scotland’s Storybook Capital
Historic streets, dramatic views, neighborhood pubs, and a few surprises await visitors.
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How to Visit Vienna
The Austrian capital blends Habsburg history with walkable neighborhoods and beautiful palaces.
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How to Visit Auckland, New Zealand’s City of Thrills and Volcanoes
Auckland pairs heart-racing adventure with laid-back coastal charm, creating a city experience unlike anywhere else in the South Pacific.
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How to Visit Berlin
Germany’s capital blends sobering historical landmarks with quirky local traditions, creating a destination unlike anywhere else in Europe.
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How to Visit Hiroshima, a City Reborn
Hiroshima’s story is one of tragedy, but the city today is joyful, welcoming, and dedicated to peace.
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The Top 5 Places for Farm and Ranch Stays in America
The best farms and ranches for both adventure and relaxation.
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Unsung Heroes: Exploring the Amazing Lives of Lesser-Known Antarctic Explorers
Frank Wild, Tom Crean, and Douglas Mawson braved the world’s most unforgiving frontiers with ingenuity, courage, and exceptional leadership.
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How to Visit Istanbul: An Adventure on Two Continents
A guide to Istanbul’s markets, monuments, and neighborhoods, with tips on navigating its vast airport and historic sites.
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How to Visit Porto
From river cruises and historic port lodges to the ‘world’s most beautiful bookstore,’ discover how to navigate the steep hills and hidden charms of Porto.
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How to Visit Rome During Peak Summer Season
Despite the heat and crowds of August, Rome still offers wonder and refreshment for visitors who know where to look.
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