The Travel Book Club
The Travel Book Club, The SouveniristFormer Nat Geo Travel editors talking travel + books + more! Join us for monthly discussions with authors and insider trip tips.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 36 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 18 days ago |
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Booklovers’ Guide to Washington, D.C.
The Bard’s bust oversees the Reading Room at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo courtesy of washington.org.
The nation’s capital is also a capital of literature, with a vibrant indie bookstore scene, sites related to famous authors, and...
Q&A: Here Not There
Chicago? No, this lovely Gilded Age shopping arcade is in Cleveland, Ohio, one of the places featured in the book Here Not There. Photo by Illustrator 01/Pexels.
Andrew Nelson is the type of writer who makes an editor’s job easy—and a deli...
Booklovers’ Guide to River Rafting
Steamboat Rock presides over the confluence of the Yampa and Green Rivers in northwest Colorado. Photo by Colt Hoffman / Colt 45 Productions.
This time last year I was setting off on a white-water rafting adventure on the spectacular Yampa...
New Books To Inspire Summer Travels
Beaches are basically an excuse to pull out a book, am I right? Photo by Mike Cox/Unsplash.
Check out our pick of new books out now or publishing soon that we’re excited to pack in our bags or download on our Kindles. They might just launc...
The Travel Book Club heads to Hungary
The Széchenyi Bridge connects the Buda and Pest sides of the Hungarian capital. Photo by Masood Aslami/Pexels.
Tens of thousands of Hungarians filled these very streets with dancing and singing recently when 45-year-old Péter Magyar was el...
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Former Nat Geo Travel editors talking travel + books + more! Join us for discussions with authors and insider trip tips.
Wherever you go, there you shop. Travel, retail, hotel, vintage intel from an ex Washington Post fashion editor/ex Nat Geo Travel editor
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