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Saying Yes to Life During Mexico’s Day of the Dead Celebration
A brain cancer diagnosis in Tanja Knutson’s family made her reassess her life. During NextTribe’s trip to San Miguel de Allende for the Day of the Dead celebrations, she learned not to be scared of death but to be scared of not living.
NextTribe 2019 Editors’ Picks
Here’s a bonus to our Readers’ Choice Awards. We also gathered a panel of esteemed magazine, fashion and beauty editors to share their favorite brands.
2019 NextTribe Readers’ Choice Awards Winners
Here is the complete list of brands that have won NextTribe readers’ votes for best of beauty, fashion, personal grooming, sexual health and travel.
How My Travels with a Spirited 82-Year-Old Taught Me Lessons on Loving Life
When her friend Elisa invited her to join her dad on a trip through Spain, Janet Siroto knew she’d have a great time. But she didn’t expect to have a whole new view on life at home.
Edie: Come Watch an 80-Something Tackle a Life-Long Dream
This new film follows a brave single woman—and stars one, too
I Love My Husband But Don’t Love Traveling with Him
A quick getaway sounded like a fun idea—but being on the road with her extra-exacting husband was something altogether different, Mary Kay Jordan Fleming discovered.
How a Tour Company Is Elevating Females In Honor of Women’s Equality Day
Intrepid Travel is working to promote women all over the world by hiring more female tour leaders and helping women in countries they visit earn a living.
While the Rest of the World Vacations: Finding Joy When Your Travel Budget Is Zero
Paris, Iceland, the beach: While her friends went on fabulous vacations, Christine Grillo stayed thrifty—and stayed home. Here, the delight she found with her no-travel getaway.
How to Travel with a Husband: A Love Lesson from Japan
They had different travel styles that sometimes threatened the joy of vacationing together, but on a trip across the globe Valerie Frankel and her husband found new ways to relate.
