Postcard Press Picks: Japan’s Food of the Future

Japan has the spotlight as they make amazing strides towards agricultural sustainability with their vertical farming facilities.

Qibao Ancient Town

Qibao Featured Image: Image of Qibao Ancient Town along the Puhui River

Nicole sends a postcard from Qībǎo Ancient Town, a thousand-year-old water town located on the outskirts of Shanghai, China.

Postcard Press Picks: Yang’s Fry Dumpling

Yang's Fry Dumpling Storefront

If you’re planning to visit Shanghai, China, then you’ll want to indulge in one of the city’s signature dishes at Yang’s Fry Dumpling.

Postcard Press Picks: For Traveling to Shanghai

Featured Image - Shanghai Skyline

Shanghai is the most populous and cosmopolitan city in China. This Postcard Press Pick for traveling to Shanghai will help you prepare for your trip.

Postcard Press Picks: Kavat Coffee

Our pick is Kavat Coffee, an Armenian Coffee company founded by System of a Down frontman Serj Tankian, that will deliver the unique and authentic taste of Armenian coffee to people around the world!

Postcard Press Picks: For Traveling to Vietnam

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Vietnam offers a unique and immersive experience that’s sure to be unforgettable. Postcard Press’s picks for traveling to Vietnam will help you prepare.

The Seven Natural Wonders of the World

Jax discusses the seven natural wonders of the world, and different ways to experience the beauty of each one!

Six Ways to Make the Most of a Disappointing Destination

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It’s inevitable that at some point in your travels you’ll end up in a place that just not a good fit. But it’s important not to get discouraged. You can still enjoy the rest of your trip! Here are six ways to make the most of a disappointing destination.

How to Be a Respectful Traveler—and Not The Ugly American

Prague Bridge and Skyline

Want to ensure your experience abroad is rewarding for everyone involved and you aren’t perpetuating the stereotype of The Ugly American—a loud, rude, critical, self-centered tourist? Being a respectful traveler comes down to two things: education and, of course, respect.