You might be suprised to hear that The Economist is one of my favorite travel magazines. It covers countries and issues that one never hears about in the US-based media, and it provides a clear idea of how the US is viewed by other earth dwellers. The subscription is steep at about $100 per year, but as a traveler and a writer, I find that it is an invaluable resource and reference, especially with its online search engine and other resources:

1. Technology Quarterly – Read The Economist’s latest survey of technology, with articles on biometric security, open-source software in developing countries, the video-gaming industry and more

2. Buttonwood – Economist.com’s weekly column covering the financial markets

3. Economics A-Z – A comprehensive source for economics terms and definitions, from Absolute Advantage to Zero-Sum games

4. MBA Outlook – Our quarterly feature dedicated to the world of business education. If you’re considering an MBA or are currently enrolled in an MBA programme, do not miss this important report

5. Business Encyclopedia – A detailed reference providing a dictionary of business terms, 200 practical guides addressing business challenges, and profiles of the world’s successful businessmen

6. Cities Guide – Our resource for global business travellers, with tips on hotels, dining, etiquette, what to see, what to avoid, and more, covering 20 of the world’s business destinations

7. Style Guide – Need help with your writing? Turn to The Economist Style Guide for advice on how to improve your prose

8. Articles by subject – Efficiently research the subject of your choice, with dozens of topics to choose from such as Islam, Biotechnology, and Globalisation

9. Backgrounders – Get concise background briefing for a variety of topics, such as Reconstructing Iraq, Boeing Vs. Airbus, and IMF reform – everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask

10. Country Briefings – Your source for in-depth information for 60 countries. Get forecasts, economic data, and political information as well as listings of all relevant Economist articles about the country

About

Carla King

Carla King is a trailblazing travel writer, memoirist, and publishing coach dedicated to helping authors transform their stories into polished, professional books. Renowned for her solo motorcycle adventures and as a pioneer in online travel blogging, Carla’s memoirs and essays capture the power of personal storytelling. With a Silicon Valley background in tech writing, she combines creativity with efficiency, offering clear, actionable guidance to nonfiction and memoir authors. Through her books, courses, podcasts, and partnerships with writing and publishing organizations, Carla empowers writers to achieve their publishing goals with confidence and expertise.

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