Sightseers’ Delight is refining its editorial approach, doubling down on a point that has been implicit since its launch: understanding place means looking beyond surface-level coverage.
Whether it’s news reports or in personal conversations, there seems to be some growing consternation about the state of New York City and whether it’s still a destination worth visiting.
Whether it’s Belfast or, yes, Akron, Ohio, attending Bob Dylan concerts has been a great way to see and experience places I might not have otherwise visited.
The recent government shutdown should have shown the country once and for all that there has to be a better way to fund airport security and air traffic controllers.
History is complex, and nowhere is that more apparent than in Northern Ireland. The past remains ever present; visitors can see where it happened and how it still divides the city today.