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August 24, 2008 Basking in the Sunshine Coast Though just a short ferry hop from Vancouver across Howe Sound, the 50-mile stretch of craggy forest and marine parks that makes up the Sunshine Coast feels far away from the city’s action. May 25, 2008 Don’t Bother With the Hotel Pool Swimming-oriented tours and vacations have been around for a while, but lately there are new trips of a single day up to a whole week for the recreational swimmer. April 20, 2008 Peace Dividend: Unspoiled Hiking in the Balkans Last summer, an exploratory group of five hikers walked among the majestic, jagged limestone peaks of Sutjeska National Park, eventually ascending to the top of 7,828-foot Maglic, the highest mountain in the country of Bosnia and Herzegovina. March 16, 2008 A Famed Alps Resort Schusses Into the Future This resort town of 5,500 people has lately schussed its way into a modern era of solar-electric ski buses and expansive, high-tech snowmaking. January 20, 2008 Adventure Guide to Mexico Beyond the sunbathers, cervezas and spring break debauchery so conspicuously on display in Cancún and Cozumel, Mexico offers a lesser-known adventure experience.  View all New York Times articles »
Travel + Leisure, 2008 Edition 100 Greatest Trips Bonnie Tsui is a contributor to T+L's new book collection of inspiring journeys around the world. November 2006 Canton Revisited The freewheeling port city of Guangzhou may be the heart of modern China, but for Bonnie Tsui, it's also a window into her family's past. July 2005 My Chinatown Whenever she travels, Bonnie Tsui seeks out the one neighborhood where she feels most at home. December 2004 Where to Go for the Holidays 2004 It's that time of year—when flickering lights illuminate the sky, snow blankets the ground, and airports overflow with travelers. November 2004 Tasmania Bound Lured by rain-forest oases, deserted white-sand beaches—and the open road—Bonnie Tsui encounters the natural wonders of Australia's heart-shaped world. December 2003 Paradise Island On the back roads of Kauai, Bonnie Tsui discovers out-of-the-way trails, dramatic waterfalls, secluded beaches, and heavenly regional food. View all Travel + Leisure articles »
March 23, 2008 Artful Renewal in Chinatown Galleries, shops, clubs jostle traditions October 7, 2007 Beyond Breakfast: A Hip, Hearty New York Brunch Scene Each morning, or early afternoon, holds a glow of possibility when you awake hungry. September 30, 2007 Hotel Lets Guests Shadow its Sommelier The business of being a sommelier is a lot less mysterious and more ephemeral than I'd thought. July 8, 2007 This Frontier Region Knows Good Eating Vineyards and a culinary aesthetic put sleepy Anderson Valley on the map. November 12, 2006 A London Lane Stamped with Hipness, Variety Sunday morning along Brick Lane is a kaleidoscopic mix of colors and cultures. View all Boston Globe articles »
December 2007 Radio Interview: National Geographic Weekend Bonnie Tsui talks with host Boyd Matson about the world's best new trips for 2008. November 2007 Canada's Zootopia Great Bear is a challenging place to paddle, but the rewards are clear from day one. November 2007 The Adventure Travel Issue Here's your essential guide to the most spectacular trips on the globe for 2008. November 2006 The World's Best New Adventure Travel Trips Allow us to introduce the best new outfitted trips around the globe. November 2005 25 Wild Horizons: The Best Trips for 2006 Adventure travel that will set your heart pounding, open your eyes, and force you to look again at what surrounds you. June/July 2005 Anchorage Away Get the most out of Alaska's staging ground. 
Outside Traveler Winter 2007 The Luxury Plunge Long the domain of clued-in scubaphiles, the Turks and Caicos islands now offer five-star lodging to match the marine life December 2005 Warming Trends Presenting the six freshest surf-and-chill outdoor adventures this season. October 2005 Class Tracks Ride the rails in style on these six epic train odysseys. Outside Traveler Winter 2005 We Sing the Slopes Fantastic When it comes to winter fun, North America's got it nailed. We've gleefully gathered the 20 resorts that do it best, from hill to après thrills. Outside Traveler Summer 2004 Paradise Overload on Hawaii's Big Island Holoholo Hawaii: You'll hit more surf than pavement on this 250-mile pleasure drive around the Big Island. February 2004 License to Chill Punta Caracol Acqua Lodge: The lullaby of lapping waves. View all Outside articles »
April 2008 On Thin Ice A chilling look at Alaska’s gorgeous dying glaciers. November 2007 Swimming Lessons A daughter navigates the uncertain currents of life. 
February 20, 2007 Outrageous Fortune For five decades the fortune cookie, a true immigrant success story, has been the crunchy, cryptic completion to any Chinese-American restaurant meal. 
March 2008 Where to Stay: The Bowery & Hot New York Hotels The Bowery Hotel, the New York's latest downtown arrival, has real depth and character. September 2007 Queen of Charts Bonnie Tsui is mad about maps, whether they illuminate a journey or lead her to a whole new world. 
May 2007 Green Hotels Go Luxe Coming to a city near you—a new breed of hotels that pair comfort with consciousness
April 2006 Vintage Fashion in Vancouver That Qualifies as New Two Vancouver neighborhoods—the Gastown district and South Main—are emerging as hubs for boutiques with reworked vintage clothing. May 2005 Eat Like a Local: The Best Food on the Big Island In Hawaii, there's a great fruit stand, sushi joint, or farmer's market around every gorgeous corner.
October 2000 The Trapeze Revival The aristocrat of circus acts emerges as the most graceful adrenaline-infused activity of the 21st century. July 2000 Sunrise, Sunset in Mongolia A Mongolian ultramarathon goes for a second run. July 2000 Urban Access: Scuba Dive headlong into the waters nearest you—yes, even in New York.
BACKPACKER February 2005 Hikers' Guide to Heavenly Hot Springs Native Americans consider hot springs sacred. Pioneer hucksters claimed they had magic healing powers. Hikers just think they feel awfully good after a long slog. June 2004 Signposts: A Leg Up Scott Rogers lost a limb and doubled his determination. Now he's tackling the Appalachian Trail.
January 15, 2001 Generation Next Millennials will have strong buying power, influence. 
April 8, 2000 Mikro Waves Forget the high-season hell of Mykonos and Santorini. If you want to hop around the Greek isles, think small and glorious: the Cyclades. Bonnie Tsui travels back in time. June 9, 1998 An Old Olive Branch East has been meeting West for longer than we thought.
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Bonnie Tsui is a frequent contributor to The New York Times, The Boston Globe, and Travel + Leisure, where she worked as an editor. She has also worked as a contributing editor for blue magazine and The Sydney Morning Herald, and as a reporter for Advertising Age magazine. This is a selection of her work. If you'd like to see more, please contact her.
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