There’s a moment on the Beartooth Highway when the trees simply let up. The road keeps climbing, switchback after switchback, and suddenly you’re above it all

We were in Paris two days before Notre-Dame reopened. Two days. We had watched the restoration unfold on documentaries back home in Arizona, we had stood outside those scaffolded walls at Christmas, and then we flew home without ever getting through the door. So this summer, after seven weeks through Spain and Portugal, we did the only sensible thing — we went back.

There is a particular kind of quiet in a 1929 motor court at six in the morning — no highway hum, no elevator ding, just birds and the smell of coffee. That is how the last leg of our Route 66 trip began.

It's 5:30 in the morning in Arizona, the sky is still doing that pale, undecided thing it does before sunrise, and we are already in the car with coffee. That's how day three of our Route 66 Centennial road trip started

So, Grandpa, is there any truth to that old song — the one that tells you to get your kicks on Route 66?

If you've followed us aboard Virgin Voyages' Scarlet Lady through the Mediterranean and the Caribbean, you know us as warm weather people. Tank tops. Flip-flops. A hammock and a view.

Two travel creators in their 70s spent three days at VidCon 2026 surrounded by Gen Z — and their youngest grandson joined the adventure. Here's what they learned about growing a channel, staying curious, and never being too old for the party.

Twelve days. 1,200 miles. One very beloved camper van named Queenie.

As we sit down at our computers surrounded by open guidebooks, maps, and half-empty coffee mugs planning our next big adventure, we can’t help but laugh at how much our travel style has changed over the years.

Greetings from Queenstown, New Zealand — adventure capital of the South Island and possibly the most beautiful place we have ever parked an RV.

We have to be honest with you. When we told people we were spending 12 nights driving 1,200 miles across New Zealand's South Island in an RV, the reactions were... mixed.

From squid ink pasta in Cinque Terre to a fried cod cake that brought Bobby to tears, Bobby and Scott share how food has become their most meaningful way to connect with the world.

With protests, politics, and overcrowding making headlines, is it still smart to travel? Bobby and Scott share their honest take — and the mindset that makes all the difference.

Bobby and Scott share how slowing down in the world's greatest museums—from the Louvre to the Reina Sofía—transformed the way they travel. Less is always more.

Bobby and Scott sailed the Mediterranean on Virgin Voyages' Scarlet Lady — 8 cities, 2 countries, and 2 continents in 10 days. Here's what they loved and why they're already thinking about going back.

Bobby and Scott look back on their 2024 travels — from the Isle of Skye to European Christmas Markets — and share three honest resolutions for traveling better in 2025