Compass
Ever wish you could return to your teen years when you discovered nature at a scout camp? Well, you can at Camp Chowenwaw County Park in Green Cove Springs, Florida. Camp Chowenwaw County Park was Florida’s first Girl Scout Camp.
World Footprints heads to WTM London 2026 as accredited media, connecting with tourism boards, DMOs, agencies and travel brands interested in U.S. exposure, destination storytelling and media partnerships.
If you enjoyed reading as a child, you’ll recognize Prince Edward Island as the backdrop of Lucy Maud Montgomery’s beloved Anne of Green Gables. If you gravitate toward romances as an adult, however, you may also know the island as the dreamy setting of Carley Fortune’s This Summer Will Be Different.
As The Amazing Race celebrates 25 years, revisit our conversation with host Phil Keoghan about travel, taking chances and his No Opportunity Wasted philosophy. This World Footprints episode also features Raw Travel host Robert Rose, Dominica tourism leader Colin Piper and The Great Human Race co-host Cat Bigney.
Seeing the Northern Lights in Tromsø is about far more than getting the perfect photograph. Discover the science, Sámi culture and personal experiences that make an aurora chase unforgettable.
Walk in the footsteps of Elizabeth I at the Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, Hatfield’s Old Palace, Kenilworth Castle and Bath Abbey.
Wellness travel is no longer just about luxury spas and rigid retreats. Explore five destinations where yoga, traditional massage, hammams, hot springs, nature and slower travel offer very different ways to recharge.
Orangutan trekking supports livelihoods in Bukit Lawang, but feeding, crowding and close-contact photographs can harm the animals travelers come to see. This updated guide explains how to choose an ethical trek, follow wildlife-viewing rules and protect critically endangered Sumatran orangutans.
Follow World Footprints from Norfolk's waterways through Gettysburg and Lewiston to the historic Black settlement of Buxton, Ontario. Historians and descendants reveal stories of resistance, freedom and community—and a family connection Tonya Fitzpatrick would not discover until years after the original interview.
Japan’s samurai castles reveal far more than military history. Their original keeps, reconstructions and ongoing restorations tell a larger story about power, architecture and preservation.
Exploring Washington, D.C., without a rental car reveals how walking can turn famous landmarks, neighborhood meals and unexpected discoveries into a richer city experience.
More than two decades after September 11, the memorials in New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia preserve the individual stories, sacrifice and courage behind a day that changed America and the world.
