Welcome to the Instinct by KITI where we move the world though first-hand, new generation travel and lifestyle storytelling.
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.
Celebrity Chef Ned Bell, his wife, publicist Kate Colley, designer Maria Wiesner and retired A&W Canada CEO Paul Holland, have turned the historic, Naramata Inn in to a boutique hotel and restaurant to die for.
The town’s roots are in fishing, logging and surf culture, but it's remote, dramatic location, abundant natural beauty, varied activities, range of accommodations and food scene have made it desirable to all kinds of visitors.
It’s July, still in the midst of our much misunderstood pandemic and I was doing something crazy. Getting on an airplane. What was I thinking? How did it go?
Breath-holding beauty. Harrowing 4-wheel drives. Unique geologic formations. History of the earth and of the country – Welcome to Utah - as we explore five stunning National Parks.
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.
We visit the Caribbean island of St. Martin/St. Maarten – the smallest land mass in the whole world to be shared by two different countries (France and the Netherlands), where we make perfume at the Tijon Parfumerie & Boutique, among other adventures on The Friendly Island.
The big salmon are biting like crazy off the northern tip of Vancouver Island. COVID hasn't changed that. But what the pandemic did change is how the West Coast sport fishing tourism sector is rebounding after two months of lockdown. It is one of the first tourism sectors to reopen. We set off to discover what’s on offer…
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.
An almost countless number of art galleries line many streets of Taos, New Mexico. Reminders of its past as a Spanish Colonial outpost and frontier settlement are everywhere. Trendy shops attract the attention, and dollars, of discriminating buyers. The brooding remnants of pueblos offer evidence of the strong lasting influence of Native American culture.
Native storytelling, hiking traditional lands, swimming in Canada's warmest lake, staying at a luxury Indigenous-inspired resort, eating gourmet Aboriginal cuisine, drinking vintages made by North America's only Indigenous winemaker and playing at golf courses on Indian land.
Here are the latest tips and recommendations from the CDC and Public Health Agency of Canada on how to properly clean and disinfect your living spaces during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Hollywood would never have known about Monument Valley, had it not been for Harry Goulding. A native of Colorado, Goulding moved to the region in 1925 and opened a small trading post at the northwest rim of the valley. He was well liked by the Navajo, as he possessed a generous spirit.
Tooling along the Saskatoon River, an Aboriginal ‘tween two-wheels by. His bicycle’s handlebars replaced by real antlers. Instantly adorable, he looks back with a smile and zig zags to flaunt a little pride. Compelling a follow, his route leads to Riversdale where an unlit neon sign for the Golden Dragon Chinese Restaurant is reflecting twilight.
Remember how a vacation makes you feel? It’s a feeling we can all hold on to among current strange times. Let us transplant you to Bajan paradise and luxury. Ship-wreck snorkelling and luxe-resort accommodation are just the ticket.
Ballooning is only one of many fun experiences visitors can have in Albuquerque. The city is a culturally rich and naturally beautiful metropolitan area with deep, historical roots. It boasts an exciting food and wine scene, a vibrant public arts program…
I am a hiker. But at home, no one uses a machete to blaze the trail prior to walking on it as Souza, our Amazon guide, did, creating a path in the overgrown rainforest step by step.
Waterfalls, Towering Ferns, Palm Trees and a Black-Sand Beach, followed by Explore Sailing, Sky Tower Sky Walk, the Brewers Cooperative and a maori guided tour.
Santa Fe, New Mexico is more than a place. It’s a lifestyle, not a destination.
