Matt Kepnes' (AKA Nomadic Matt) Guide to Traveling Abroad
Travel writer and bestselling author Matt Kepnes (AKA Nomadic Matt) shares why technology may not always be the answer to your travel queries.
Why Sports Gambling is the Next Big Business
With growing revenue and an incline in popularity, sports gambling is getting too big for Las Vegas and is ready to spread across the U.S.
Ultrarunner Avery Collins Details His Running Gear
In this exclusive interview, professional ultrarunner Avery Collins details the running gear he uses during his training and on race day.
How Two Kayakers Braved Alaska's Inside Passage
Rebecca Grim and Leonie Mahlke kayaked through Alaska's Inside Passage, working with indigenous communities, to bring awareness to Alaska’s oil problem.
Julie Moss Discusses the Technology Behind Triathlon Training
IRONMAN Triathlon Hall of Famer Julie Moss relies on a variety of technological innovations that help her race like a 23-year-old at age 60.
Tech You Should Expect to See on Your Next Vacation
Technology is finding new applications in hospitality. From planes and cruise ships to hotel rooms, expect to see this kind of tech on your next vacation.
The NFL's New Cybersecurity Strategy
As the NFL has become more connected, unique cybersecurity strategies have been employed to ensure safety for players, personnel, and fans alike.
How to Travel the World (On the Cheap!)
Explore our top tips for how to travel the world on a budget. It's easier than it seems and we'll give you all the tools you need for money-saving success!
The 360 Degrees of Tiger Woods: The Stories You've Never Heard
Tiger Woods's meteoric rise to golf great, fall from grace, and continued fight back to the top has transformed golf forever. And this book captures it all.
Solo Kayaker Alex Martin is Paddling for a Purpose
Kayaker and recent high school graduate Alex Martin is about to begin a 1,750 km journey with little more than his paddles and his kayak to accompany him. The 18-year-old intends to be the first solo kayaker to circumnavigate Canada’s Lake Winnipeg, a feat that hasn’t been successfully accomplished since a pair of kayakers made the...
New Mexico Backroads Founder Jake Quiñones On His Favorite Overland Travel Gear
In this exclusive interview, we discuss how New Mexico Backgrounds got started, the importance of photography and social media, and Quiñones' favorite gear for exploring.
Pro Kiteboarder Sensi Graves on Sustainability and Staying Active
Sensi Graves is a professional kiteboarder, swimwear designer, and an advocate for sustainability. Her active, sports-centered lifestyle led to the development of her unique line of sustainable swimwear. Her ambition and love of adventure are just a few of the reasons we’ve feature Graves in our summer issue of Innovation & Tech...
How Luvmyhike is Helping Hikers Prep for Their Next Adventure
Deciding to participate in an outdoor adventure can be intimidating. Will I have the endurance? Have I trained enough? Am I mentally prepared? But these concerns should never take precedence over the adventure — it’s supposed to be fun, right? So how does one go about preparing for a trek without feeling overwhelmed by guesswork or...
Need a Break from That Computer Screen? You Better Belize It!
Feeling bogged down by the daily dose of mind-numbing gridlock, pushy salespeople, recurring nightmares of unfinished tasks on your ever-expanding to-do list? Maybe you’ve endured one too many excruciatingly long meetings that could have been an email. It’s time you cash in on some of that hard-earned PTO you’ve accrued over the...On the Road, Off the Grid
When it comes to technology, I’m a late bloomer. In spite of the fact that I grew up alongside the technological revolution, I spent a significant amount of time in the suburban Kansas woods after school while kids were running home to chat on AOL or MSN. Later on, I silently boycotted Facebook until I finally decided to hush...Beauty Is In The Eye of Chris Burkard
Chris Burkard, the photographer who has captured the attention of millions with his often oceanic and wild photos tells us about his adventurous life on the road and the gear he uses to capture his award-winning images. Travel Innovation & Tech Today: What’s the most beautiful place you’ve ever visited/captured?Chris...
Fishing for a Better Future with RBFF
Believe it or not, fishing and boating have a profound impact on personal well-being. Time spent in the outdoors has been proven to lower anxiety, and boating is ranked in the top three stress-relieving activities. The fact that only 37.5 percent of Americans use the outdoors to help unwind presents a tremendous challenge and opportunity...From Star Wars to Indoor Skydiving: You Can Do That on a Cruise Ship
Over the past decade, the $30 billion cruise ship industry has grown younger, according to Sharon Zackfia, partner at William Blair and Company. She says the average age on a cruise ship is approximately 40 years old.“Cruise lines like Carnival, Royal Caribbean, Norwegian, and especially Disney, have used innovations and...
The Unridden Line With Snowboarder Jeremy Jones
Jeremy Jones is a master of his craft and a force (on behalf) of nature. In addition to being one of the pioneers of big mountain riding, Jones has collected accolades like National Geographic’s prestigious “Adventurer of the Year” and Snowboarder Magazine’s “Best Big Mountain Rider of the Year” 10 times over. He’s also...
12 Days Of Editor’s Choice: Day One
This year, Innovation & Tech Today is celebrating the holidays by presenting 12 days of our Editor’s Choice awards! For the first day, we’re focusing on the best outdoor gear you can find under the tree this year. From winter jackets to a foldable trike, let’s kick off the 12 Days of Editor’s Choice in style.Electron...
A Polar Explorer’s Guide to Winter Camping
“I could never do that” is an inevitable response after seeing clips of polar explorer Eric Larsen braving the extremes of the North Pole. Fewer than 50 people have ever made the journey to 90 degrees North unassisted, and Larsen is one of them. Known for his exceptional ability to endure climates that few would dare enter, this...
Into the Cold with Eric Larsen, A Travel Log: Part 1
"Believe it or not, I really don't like being cold, and therefore I work diligently to keep the cold as far away as possible."Take him at his word and either Eric Larsen is a glutton for punishment or someone who enjoys a challenge to the point of absurdity.This explorer is known for his unsupported trips to the North Pole -- a...Whistler Has What Travelers Want
Whistler Village is designed to meet the needs of travelers. Needs that have become more complicated than they were in the past. Many travelers like to get away, but want the connectivity and convenience of Internet and phone usage. People want to shop, see beautiful scenery, and have modern, comfortable accommodations. Whistler delivers...
Bringing Hunting into the 21st Century: Essential Apps for the Modern-Day Hunter
Hunting is one of humanity’s oldest professions and pastimes. Previously, people survived on nothing but sharpened rocks and their own wit. However, nowadays, we have much more modern devices in our toolbelt. Here are some apps that have transformed the world of hunting and made it easier for the modern-day hunter.ScoutLook...Snowboarder Louie Vito Chats About His Athletic Journey
Louie Vito never took anything for granted. "I was just so happy to go snowboarding. I want to make sure no one’s outworking me on or off the hill. I could play tennis with Roger Federer, and I suck at tennis, but I’m going to try to win."Louie Vito, 27, is one of the most innovative and inspirational freestyle snowboarders on...Inside the Life of a Digital Nomad
The alarm jolts me awake. It’s time to get dressed, put water on for tea, and slip past my slumbering dog. I unplug my tablet and step outside in time to catch the sun rise over Sedona, Arizona’s red sandstone cliffs. Another traveler is already hard at work in his converted school bus. We’re 15 miles from civilization. It’s...
