Darren Huston Speaks On Future of Travel

Darren Huston says that ten years from now, no paper work will be involved in the travel. “You’ll have no passport, no credit cards, no confirmation,” predicts the Amsterdam-based Canadian.

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Darren Huston says that ten years from now, no paper work will be involved in the travel. “You’ll have no passport, no credit cards, no confirmation,” predicts the Amsterdam-based Canadian.

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Darren Huston says that ten years from now, no paper
work will be involved in the travel. “You’ll have no
passport, no credit cards, no confirmation,” predicts the
Amsterdam-based Canadian.
"You just have to have your phone in your pocket, and if
you lose it, everything will be in the cloud." Unless
someone invites teleportation, however, we'll still have to
fly – something Darren Huston doesn't really do.
But for now, this is the only way he can access all the
local experiences he craves. "I like the odd taste and
taste. I've eaten ants in Nairobi, frogs in Vietnam and a lot
of weird things in China - I really enjoy it during travel. "
 Comfort food: “In Amsterdam, if I feel homesick, I go to
the restaurant Red. They serve only 3 things: steak,
Canadian
lobster
and
wine.”
 Local fave: “Outside of Amsterdam is a little city called
Delft, which is where Vermeer did his paintings.
Everything still
looks
like
it did
in the 1600s.”
 Greek treat: “One place I just discovered and should
have already known about is the Greek islands. Mario
Restaurant in Naousa is super authentic and has a
wonderful evening vibe. It’s Greek food and the Greek
islands at their best.”
 Weekend getaway: "I like spontaneous travel. I used to
be the kind of person with a kind of Let's Plan two
months ago, but now I like to plan a week in advance.
There are plenty of options within two hours of
Amsterdam. At the end of a week, I told my family: ‘Why
don’t we just go to Milan? I think the Expo’s on.’ We
booked on a Thursday and ended up in Milan for two
days. You have to be careful with flights, but in the world
of hotels, prices sometimes go down at the last minute
and you can get great deals if you’re not in high season.”
 Best base camp: “Darren Huston said, I love finding
independent properties that have really high ratings and
ones that are a little more local and attuned to the culture of
the city they’re in. I recently stayed at Hotel Cubo in
Ljubljana, Slovenia – its right in the center of town, and it
was amazing. It’s the number one rated [booking.com] hotel
in Ljubljana for good reason. Pre-technology, you would
never have found places like this. You’d ask your travel
agent, and they would have no idea. Technology now allows
us
to
take
a
lot
of
good,
calculated
risks.”
 Must-have tech: “I like to read good books and novels when
I travel – almost always on a device. I have the newest iPad,
but I wish they would take another crack at it and make it
even lighter. It can still make my arms a little tired.
“Darren Huston said as a Canadian, he love great beers. he
especially like fruity-tasting beers like cherry, blueberry
and blackberry. he don’t consider myself an expert; he just
love exploring the dimensions of what’s out there.” Here
are three of his global favourites:
 Bavikhove, Belgium: De Brabandere’s Petrus Aged Red
 South Burlington, Vt.:Magic Hat Brewing Company’s Not
Quite Pale Ale Fruit Beer
 Stamford, U.K.: Samuel Smith’s Organic Strawberry Fruit
Beer