SILVER LINING
At the time, Zermatt was like any other village in the Swiss Alps: a poor agricultural village.
A freelance journalist and photographer based in Canada, Elizabeth has contributed to Smithsonian, AFAR, The Guardian, Travel + Leisure, National Geographic Traveler, BBC Travel, and The Toronto Star, among others.
MISTAKEN IDENTITY
Mount Conner is often called “Fool-uru” because it gets mistaken for its more famous neighbor, the giant rock called Uluru. But Mount Conner has charms all its own.
WELCOME BACK
When U.S. travelers do begin to return next week, they’ll find a country that, like their own, has changed.
IT'S STILL A BIG WORLD
The former workers’ camp is now a bohemian paradise with access to a lunar landscape perfect for those seeking an exciting outdoor adventure.