Nina Karnikowski
Travel writer
Nina Karnikowski is a travel writer focused on sustainability, and the author of two books including Go Lightly: How to Travel Without Hurting the Planet.
Rainforest retreat gives frazzled urbanites a place to escape the daily grind
Here’s a camp challenging burnout culture by providing rest and restoration in an immersive nature retreat, where all the work is done for you.
- by Nina Karnikowski
Ten trends transforming travel for the better
Travel experiences that help nurture and preserve the planet and its people are booming.
- by Nina Karnikowski
On this must-do Delhi food tour, there’s no actual Indian food
A tour through Delhi’s refugee areas explores India’s complex history through food.
- by Nina Karnikowski
From Delhi belly to haggling: What first-timers need to know about India
India can be as vibrant and soul-filling as it can be terrifying and maddening. Here’s how to ensure your first visit goes smoothly.
- by Nina Karnikowski
Opinion
Travel tips
Being stuck in a small airport for a day taught me a valuable lesson
Choosing how to deal with life’s inconveniences when on the road can play a big part in how they affect us.
- by Nina Karnikowski
Travel’s new frontier: 20 destinations you’ll improve by visiting
Now you can satisfy your wanderlust and help the planet too: these adventures will help nurture the world for future generations.
- by Nina Karnikowski
The secret Uluru wants us all to know
An all-women wilderness retreat reveals how nature can teach us important lessons.
- by Nina Karnikowski
Can a wellness retreat cure a midlife crisis? I gave it a try
My friend and I are in prime existential crisis territory, since we’re both celebrating our 40th birthdays this year.
- by Nina Karnikowski
The pristine alternative to Bali few Australians know about
This forgotten Indonesian island offers zero crowds, light-touch stays, thriving cultural traditions and pristine natural beauty.
- by Nina Karnikowski
Extraordinary Australian holidays that beat travelling overseas
We tend to overlook domestic travel, but it can help us widen our aperture for awe, leaving us better able to take in the magic in our own backyard.
- by Nina Karnikowski
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