Ori is a travel, art, and education platform exploring where we come from, and where we’re going. We work with talented storytellers and visual artists to tell local stories on a global scale, preserving culture and natural environments, while inspiring travel through experience, rather than an algorithm.

Interested in Latin music? Dive into the reggaeton revolution with the Caribbean’s premier music writer. Want to know more about the changing landscape in the South Pacific? Our Indonesian environmental reporter will take you there. We focus on longform features that preserve people and place, trip and gear intel, and useful information for armchair and aisle-seat travelers alike.

Ori is a community that celebrates life’s simple pleasures as a way to bring the world closer together. This road is a long one, and we’re just getting started. Where to next?

The name Ori (literally)

In Latin, our name distills to the rise or the beginning. In Japanese, “ori” means opportunity. In Hebrew, light. Transcending east to west, north to south, we like to think Ori is more than just a title—it's a combination of all three.

Kade Krichko | Ori Magazine

Founding Editor

Kade Krichko

Kade is a longtime world wanderer and internationally recognized journalist with a knack for misadventure. He’s chased the barbed wire surf scene in Lebanon, run with Cuba’s underground Internet pirates, and traced skiing’s origins in rural China. His writing has appeared in The New York Times, ESPN, VICE, Anthony Bourdain's investment 'Roads & Kingdoms' and Outside among others, but he still considers a deep-dive on overseas 7Elevens some of his finest work. He’s fluent in two languages, but has gotten lost in many others.

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