The small band of international professional triathletes are a dynamic group, moving around the world in a year-round cycle of training and racing. Europe is a summer base for many, … Read more

The heave of business life in New York City hasn’t prevented its forefront borough for keeping up with the best in urban infrastructure for cycling, running and swimming. Despite the … Read more

Exchanges between the English capital and the port to of Amsterdam have gone back for centuries, a pair of sea-faring people that built nations around the same shipping lanes. In … Read more

Commence Spring with a weekend cycling and running along the Chiltern Ridgeway. Subscribe and join for nights of 23rd and 24th March with 20% off at The Swan at Streatley, … Read more

Few places beat with the same athletic pulse of San Diego, California’s southernmost beachside town and the capital of Endless Summer. Make it to the beach boardwalk in any season … Read more

Stitch five West London townhouses together and create a team including a few accomplished British designers and you’ve got one of the capital’s more exciting hotels – The Laslett in … Read more

Sunk into the gnarled caldera of an ancient volcano, the city of Edinburgh is teeming with endurance opportunities. Its immediate and neighbouring landscape provides a full range of terrain and … Read more

Despite the initial popularity of bicycle ownership in the United States during the 1890s, cycling culture ended up taking a more central and enduring role in Europe during the 20th … Read more

Over the weekend 5-7th January, the first version of Zafiri Trips was held out of The Swan at Streatley, 40 miles west of London. The basic idea was to get … Read more

Leave the San Francisco Bay Area and follow the Napa River upstream and you’ll arrive in Calistoga 30 miles later, having passed through the greater portion of California’s prized valley. … Read more

Few pieces of real estate compare in weighty provenance to the parcel of land surrounding the public market that borders Pike Street in Seattle. As well as being graced with … Read more

Drop yourself into a Munich summer and it soon becomes pretty clear why you need a light rain jacket even for short rides. Always teasing, summer weather in the south … Read more

American long-course triathlon champion Linsey Corbin knows how to maintain top form, having recently completed her 10th season of rigorous 70.3 and full-distance Ironman racing. The idyllic base of Bend, … Read more

Lifeguard huts, boardwalks and bicycles. These signature seaside items might come to mind when you think about Los Angeles, but they’re specific to the Venice and Santa Monica portion of … Read more

2017 may have been the year when the world’s fastest human seemed to slow down, but it was at least a good year for ocean plastic and running spikes for … Read more

By the midpoint of this decade, the model for building a hospitality business in Mexico’s Los Cabos had already been reasonably well defined. Large outposts from the world’s major hoteliers … Read more

Spend a couple of hours wandering around the Bavarian capital and you might wonder how a city so liberal in its beer consumption manages at the same time to seem … Read more

Even as a spectator, it’s hard get through the a whole 70.3 Ironman in Los Cabos, Mexico. Whistling through 30-degree heat in mid-November, Kiwi Terenzo Bozzone took the bumpy bike … Read more

Step into the virtual reality of Petit Biscuit’s “Beam” music video and something enchanting appears. Though landscapes are recognisable in earthly forms, the video is made unreal through uplifting decibels … Read more

Portland’s Chinatown is now the unlikely location of an exceptional design and engineering development, carved out in the shape of The Society Hotel, an innovative newcomer to the realm of … Read more