Follow the Instinct!
Welcome to the Instinct by KITI where we move the world though first-hand, new generation travel and lifestyle storytelling.
Welcome to the Instinct by KITI where we move the world though first-hand, new generation travel and lifestyle storytelling.
Arriving at Winchester, Virginia is entering a time capsule. This is no artificially created commercial attraction. Rather, it’s a real place where important chapters of American history were written and remain.
Aside from the sense of awe at Egypt’s iconic attractions, we encountered a multi-layered society that accords equal respect to both ancient and modern, and earned a well-deserved appreciation for the people and their fascinating lifestyle and culture, which added other dimensions to our visit.
Whether paddling a canoe or kayak, boarding a passenger boat or traversing a body of water another way, history often comes along for the ride. In addition to enjoying the journey itself, stories of the past can enhance the experience and add to the pleasure.
Entertainment venues, lodgings, tour companies and resorts are taking steps to lessen any negative impact of human activity on Mother Nature. Whatever it’s called – ecotourism, environmental travel, responsible travel, sustainable tourism – the trend is here to stay. Let’s look at examples…
Numerous sites around the country recount pages from the fight for freedom and equality. Plantations, churches and schools are among locations where skirmishes in the effort took place. Some serve as reminders of tragedies, others of victories, in the struggle.
From diners to drive-thrus, Coca-Cola to cars, movies to museums, chapters of times gone by await discovery across the USA. Some may be close to where you live, or tickle your nostalgia on your next road trip.
Although you probably cannot take exciting overseas trips right now, you can take virtual trips that immerse you in the sights, sounds and other appeals of exotic destinations, by reading the most outstanding travel writing of recent years. Let your eyes do the walking and your imagination can lead you to wondrous places.
Mention New York City and “islands” in the same breath and it’s likely that Liberty and Ellis will come to mind. Liberty Island is home to the world-famous statue which, since 1886, has welcomed people to the United States. Once here, many of them were processed through the immigrant station on Ellis Island.
Some states are nicknamed after flowers, other animals or birds, while others reflect their produce or opportunities they once offered. It’s intriguing to look into the origins of State monikers. Let’s explore some…
At this time of limited travel, it may not be possible to visit countries on your Bucket List. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy their customs, culture and cuisine. There are authentic ethnic enclaves throughout the land.
Group travel agencies are operating and taking safety precautions meaning all the benefits of this type of travel are still an option. Discover more about what to expect.
Now is time to plan a trip to take in Mother Nature’s bountiful beauty. Gardens come in a wide variety. Some are urban pockets of color and scent, others world-famous destinations . They can turn pages of history, amaze with their beauty and at times amuse.
Visits, real or virtual, to Presidential libraries bring to life memorable chapters of history and provide introductions to the men who have held the highest office in the land.
Many people who should be on planes this week will not be. Few aspects of everyday life have been hit harder by the Covid 19 pandemic than travel, and there’s no end in sight. Or is there? We take a look…
Like to stay at a hotel once frequented by Clark Gable, Ingrid Berman, Marilyn Monroe and other Hollywood luminaries? Or snuggle down at a former stagecoach stop on the famous Chisolm Trail which played host to George Custer, the cavalry commander in the Civil and American Indian Wars, and Jesse James.
Scenic drives that until recently attracted people from every state TO every state still exist, and some probably are close to where you live. From Maine to California, Florida to Washington State, opportunities to get outside and admire some of Mother Nature’s magnificent handiwork await.
You may not be traveling far from home in the immediate future, but we can bring distant destinations to you. Here's a virtual trip to Alaska - and we hope you'll be able to go there and elsewhere soon.
