Baden-Baden: Germany’s Black Forest Gem Offers History, Wine, Nature & Music plus Europe’s Best Spas
Baden-Baden, the idyllic spa town at the foot of Germany’s Black Forest, draws spa-goers to…
Jacqueline Swartz grew up in San Francisco, lived in Greece and Paris and now resides in Toronto. She has traveled to seldom visited places in Northern India, interviewed philosophers in Paris and sent political dispatches and radio documentaries from Athens. Her work appears in major Canadian publications, and she has written for Agence-France Presse about the Toronto Film Festival, Cosmopolitan and other women’s magazines about health, and Conde Nast Traveler in the UK. Travel writing encompasses her interests and passions, from architecture to food, from health to archaeology.
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From Street Eats to Fine Dining, New Orleans Offers a Complex Culinary Heritage
New Orleans wouldn’t be New Orleans without its music, but food is just as intrinsic…
The Ethics of Travel Writing: Can You Always Believe What You Read?
Freelance members of the Society of American Travel Writers interested in agritourism in the Tohoku…
There’s More to Romania than Transylvania, Dracula and Haunted Carpathian Forests
Romania conjures mysterious and sinister images of Count Dracula and the Transylvanian forests. Yet for…
Athens, An Artful Blend of Ancient and Modern Despite Years of Financial Crisis
By Jacqueline Swartz Returning to Athens after more than a dozen years seemed like an…
