Travis Levius

[T+L Oct '20 Issue: Intelligent Traveler Section]: Inside one safari lodge's two-year effort to put African arts and culture at center stage.

[Interviewed by Natalie Compton, Staff Reporter]

[British Airways] High Life asks a panel of seasoned globetrotters to share what’s at the top of their travel agendas for next year, from multi-destination itineraries to once-in-a-lifetime experiences. *My Entry, St Lucia, #1*

Built by revered Lagosian architect Mário Martins for Nordic owners, these avant-garde villas provide a rare opportunity to stay in one of Martin’s private residential projects.

Due to racism and injustices against Black Americans in the U.S., there's a push to move away and pursue a life abroad.

“I'd imagined the highlights of my trip would lie beyond the walls of the train car.”

Aug 2020 Issue // Sharing my impactful encounter on South Africa's The Blue Train

As travelers vye for more isolated summer getaways, one private yacht might lure you to the enchanted shores of the Scottish Isles.

Rooftop bars, river views and bags of razzle-dazzle—there's a bed for everyone here on Lake Michigan, Travis Levius has scoured America's second city for the finest boltholes.

The host of the new PBS show ‘Fly Brother with Ernest White II’ reflects on belonging, community, and challenging stereotypes.

Rovos Rail, hailed as the most luxurious train on the Continent, leads the charge by blending the classic grandeur of yesteryear’s train journeys with modern-day comforts.

[Interviewed by Juliet Kinsman]

“You’ve told us that ‘Black Lives Matter’ — but do we really matter to you and the industry at large? Show us.”

[British Airways' The Club]: We ask respected travel junkies what’s at the top of their globetrotting agendas come 2021. *My entry: Johannesburg, #7*

Also known as Freedom Day or Emancipation Day, Juneteenth has been a significant holiday for many Black Americans for 155 years and is often celebrated with cookout gatherings, festivals, church events and storytelling.