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Norie Quintos

Norie Quintos

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Editor-at-Large, National Geographic Traveler

Washington

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Total articles 15

  • Has Travel Been Good for You? Here’s How to Return the Favor

    By Polly Barks, Norie Quintos| Wanderful Blog@ I remember being in Chile’s Atacama Desert with friends on a clear, cold, and moonless night. Instead of standing and looking up at the distant stars, we lay on our backs, Earth behind us, and looked straight ahead. With that shift in perspective, we realized instantly that space is not remote at all; in fact, we float within it, tied by gravity to our living marble in the immense universe. The place made the moment possible.

    By Polly Barks, Norie Quintos · Wanderful Blog

    Sep. 20, 2022

  • Direct Flights That Make It Easy to Get to These 6 Destinations From DC

    By Norie Quintos| Washingtonian Verified BerlinCultural CapitalGermany’s thriving metropolis continues its march toward the future, even as it incorporates its past. Take the new Humboldt Forum, which combines ultramodern design with the reconstructed sculptural facades of a former Baroque palace. Two major museums have moved in: the Ethnological Museum and the Museum of Asian Art. Those are in addition to an already staggering number of world-class art institutions, including the cluster of five in Museum Island.

    By Norie Quintos · Washingtonian

    Apr. 18, 2022

  • Has Travel Been Good for You? Here’s How to Return the Favor

    By Polly Barks, Norie Quintos| Wanderful Blog@ I remember being in Chile’s Atacama Desert with friends on a clear, cold, and moonless night. Instead of standing and looking up at the distant stars, we lay on our backs, Earth behind us, and looked straight ahead. With that shift in perspective, we realized instantly that space is not remote at all; in fact, we float within it, tied by gravity to our living marble in the immense universe. The place made the moment possible.

    By Polly Barks, Norie Quintos · Wanderful Blog

    Sep. 20, 2022

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