Welcome to the first issue of International Travel News under new stewardship and number 555 in ITN’s 46-year history.
A small team in Greenwich, Connecticut (a New York City suburb), has picked up the torch from the office in Sacramento, California, where ITN was produced every month for decades.
Guided by the former staff and encouraged by enthusiastic readers, we humbly present our first teaser issue, with longer issues to come. We plan to produce digital-only magazines through the end of 2026 and add a print edition in January 2027. Join us! Subscribe here.
Who is “we?” Editor in Chief Anastasia (Stasha) Mills Healy is a veteran travel writer, editor, and author, and Managing Editor Justine Cuff brings enthusiasm, business sense, and a passion for travel to the enterprise. Read our bios.
Much of the magazine is written by our extremely well-traveled and well-informed readers. You’ll see from the articles posted in the October issue that ITN readers continue to travel to amazing places and tell compelling tales.
We’ve also invited some of North America’s leading travel journalists to write columns that offer distinct points of view, perspective, and context to complement our readers’ stories. Together, we are creating an independent, trusted, and valuable source of travel information.
If you’re new to ITN, you will be impressed by the adventures, tips, and insights shared that provide up-to-date news you can use to plan your own travel. If you’re a returning reader – welcome back!
Many thanks to readers who have sent stories in the past couple of months. Keep them coming! We look forward to filling the pages with your travel reviews, tips, and full-length stories: Travelers’ Intercom, Features, Funniest Thing, Letters to the Editor, and Where in the World responses. Please read our Publication Guidelines and email text and photos to editor@intltravelnews.com.
We look forward to learning about and sharing your travel quests, successes, and pitfalls, all which will assist other diehard travelers to navigate the world better.
See you on the road!
