Kedar Berntson 
Our travel may be temporarily interrupted & restaurants may be closed, but we can still dream and plan. We’re here to bring you travel inspiration for the trips you’ll take when life returns to normal. – TravelSquire Editors “Oh, make way for the press; we have a big important press … Read more
In Spain, “tapas style” is not just a way of eating but a way of being. It’s the lively, gastronomical reflection of a communal space; it says, “we’re here together, sharing each other’s company, so let’s share a meal, too.” Food, like fun, is best when it’s shared. Plado Tasting … Read more
Although I live and work in Manhattan, I seldom take the time to explore other New York City neighborhoods that are away from my home and work. So, before visiting Clay, I took the opportunity to walk around Harlem. It was nighttime and I was hiking up MLK Boulevard, … Read more
More often than not when one thinks of Indian cuisine one thinks of curry. Perhaps that’s because Indian food hasn’t quite found its place in the realm of fine dining; our conception of sophisticated cuisine normally stays within European borders. Whether that be because of long-standing, curated biases of what … Read more
The fourth largest city in Canada and the second largest urban market in Ontario, Ottawa is home to the first Le Cordon Bleu Culinary Arts Institute outside of Europe. Ottawa’s thriving food scene, with its local and international chefs and its multicultural and multilingual sensibility (you will hear English and … Read more
There’s no easier way to spot a tourist in Seattle than the mushroom top of an umbrella bobbing down Pike’s Place. Take it from a local: invest in a raincoat. Seattle and rain go together like farm-to-table and rusticity, hiking and sweat, coffee and bitterness—it’s what characterizes the experience (and what … Read more
Now more than ever, kids need active routines in their lives. And when children observe their parents incorporating healthy habits into their lives too, they’ll be readier to accept them. What better way to kickstart these practices than a fun family vacation that highlights the benefits of a healthy lifestyle? … Read more
With fall right around the corner and the summer heat subsiding, TravelSquire is bringing you six beautiful locations to rejuvenate, de-stress, and return to nature. Whether spending a few weeks practicing yoga lakeside, sun kissed by the Maldivian sun, or hiking through the radiant Italian country side why not take … Read more
For two and a half weeks every year New York City comes alive with the tennis elite at the U.S. Open and even diehard Yankees fans suddenly find themselves tuning in to watch the action at Flushing Stadium. With Rafael Nadal turning up the heat on his opponents this year … Read more