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Features

Mexico City, A Hub for Innovation in LATAM

By Meaghan Moulton   Mexico City is in a renaissance. The city is bursting with over 20 million residents, and there’s no end in sight. The inhabitants come from all over Mexico, and all over the globe. Not bad for a city that was founded on swampland.   I...

Call for Submissions: Hayo No. 3: North

Hayo focuses on first-person stories and experiences shared by real people. The magazine gets at the heart of how we affect and are affected by place. If you’re a traveler who is passionate about making connections and authentic experiences around the world, take a look...

Hayo Wins Best Niche Magazine in Canada Award

We are incredibly proud and excited to announce that Hayo has been awarded Best Niche / Special Interest Magazine in Canada by the Canadian Magazines Awards, celebrated last Thursday, April 27th at the Four Seasons Hotel in Toronto, Ontario. Hayo was launched online in 2014 and...

Melissa Teng from Wit & Folly on The Importance of Travel

You'll find her on Instagram as @witandfolly always sharing inspirational stories, heartfelt messages, and whimsical photographs. Melissa Teng will win you over with her authenticity and inspire you to pursue a better version of yourself. At least, that's how we feel and this is why we...

A Holiday Season To Reflect on What Matters

A week ago in New York City, we hosted a private dinner for leaders in the industries of media, arts, and activism, as part of the intentional conversations we've been hosting through the Wanderlust Series in Vancouver and Los Angeles.   These days of fast-paced societies, where...

Vibrant Colors Are Hot! Hayo + Ekii Launch Bag Collection

We are super thrilled to show you what we've been working in the past 6 months! In partnership with Colombian designer, Laura Riquett, we at Hayo have launched Ekii, a new line of bags and accessories handmade in Colombia by the Wayúu ethnicity. This is the...

Coffee, Culture and Calm in Beitou

Words by Bethany Leng Photography by Jorge Gonzalez Read the full story on Hayo No. 2: East   Sometimes a city feels like family. At least that’s how Yao-Lung Cheng thinks of Taipei. “She’s like an Aunt,” he says, “one that makes you uncomfortable as she slurps soup with unbearable...