Destinations
Travel destinations are the stuff of daydreams and memories. Discover the many options available such as adventure travel, city guides and family vacations.
Unveiling the Wonders of the Cathedral of Junk
12 Best Beaches in Aruba: A Paradise for Sun Seekers
Best Beaches in Thailand: A Tropical Paradise Awaits
The 9 Best Restaurants in Mountain View, California
10 Alternatives to the Las Vegas Vacation
10 Tiny Towns with Big Tourism Dreams
The Complete Guide to Planning Your Perfect Maldives Vacation in 2023
Utah's Fabled Great Salt Lake Is Shrinking
How Nude Beaches Work
California and Marijuana Tourism: What You Need to Know
Family Vacations
Family Vacations in Minnesota
10 Guaranteed Ways to Ruin a Family Reunion
How to Plan a Family Reunion
Top 10 Family Reunion Games
First Skyscraper: The Birth of Modern Urban Architecture
Steinway Tower: New York's Elegant Addition to the Skyline
CN Tower: Toronto's Skyline Beacon and Architectural Wonder
US National Parks by State
Who's Behind the Mysterious Mojave Desert Megaphone?
Some of Glacier National Park's Best Sites Are Underwater
Flower-covered Floats Blossom at the Annual Rose Parade
Spain's La Tomatina: The World's Biggest Food Fight
10 Wacky Small Town Festivals
Cadillac Ranch: Where the Cars Are the Canvas
5 Things to Know Before You Try the Driving Experience of a Lifetime
Tail of the Dragon, Plus 4 Other Roads That Are Wicked-fun to Drive
10 Great Motorcycle Trips
10 Foods to Buy by the Side of the Road
5 Most Dangerous Roads in the World
Everything I Need to Know I Learned ... Caribou Tracking
10 Things Alaska and Alabama have in Common
10 Must-haves for a Family-friendly Resort
Could Saudi Arabia's The Rig Be the Next Big Thing in Extreme Tourism?
Disney World and Its Tangled Web With CIA Ops
The Many Haunted Mansions of Disney Theme Parks
Beyond the Appalachian: Meet All 11 of America's National Scenic Trails
A Guide to Hiking the West Coast Trail
A Guide to Long Trail Hiking
10 RV Travel Tips for Retirees
How to Find a Retiree Travel Club
What are the best vacation spots for baby boomers?
Is Belize Safe to Visit in 2023?
Is Costa Rica Safe? A Comprehensive Guide for Travelers
Is Morocco Safe to Visit in 2023?
Learn More / Page 40
In the past decade more and more people have taken to the skies, leaving train trips a thing of the past, but let us be the first to tell you, they shouldn’t be.
By Lindsay MacNevin
Oktoberfest, on many a traveler’s bucket list, celebrates its 205th anniversary in 2015. The festival attracts tourists from all over the world, who, along with the locals, drink up nearly eight million liters of beer throughout the 16-day party.
By Kirsten Schlewitz
The U.S. has an impressive military history, something that becomes apparent when you look at how many forts and garrisons litter the American landscape. From the first landings of Europeans in what is now New England, to the Spanish colonists from coast to coast and the French imperialists to the north, the U.S.
By Ashley Rayner
Advertisement
Canada is a relatively new country in the grand scheme of things and isn’t usually considered as a historical tourist destination. Most people who visit Canada come for the expansive, diverse and stunning landscape, and for good reason; Canada has some of the most impressive natural wonders in the world.
By Brea Elford
Whether it is a long weekend or a summer vacation taking the family on a trip can be fun and enjoyable for everyone if you plan it right and go to a destination where everyone has something interesting to do and can get involved.
By Bob Bales
The Sunshine State might be famous for its white sand beaches and tropical blue water, but further north is the place to discover a completely different Florida.
By Sara Whitford
Traveling is fun, but let’s face it… sometimes you’re a fish out of water and this makes you the ultimate target for scams. Being vulnerable and uneducated can get you in a lot of trouble, usually financially but sometimes even legally.
By Freelance Contributor
Advertisement
Being a tourist can be exhausting so by 5 pm you’ll be ready to check out these happy hour spots in South Beach for half price cocktails and apps. It’s also a great way to try out upscale restaurants without shelling out regular prices.
By Sara Whitford
There are few more idyllic, memorable, budget-friendly activities than enjoying an outdoor picnic.
By Heather Wright
Canada…often known as the land of ice and snow actually gets enough warm weather in the summer time across the country to house some pretty epic rooftop patios and bars. While you won’t find very many year round pools, you will find handcrafted cocktails, live music and lively atmospheres.
By Lindsay MacNevin
Maui is one of the busiest of all the Hawaiian Islands; every day of the year sees a handful of planes landing and taking off.
By Brea Elford
Advertisement
Italy is a country well known for its history and romance, as well as architecture, art, and landscapes, but it’s best known for its food.
By Brea Elford
The shift from summer to fall means different things to different people. To some it’s the start of the pumpkin spice latte season, while to others it marks the beginning of the wild ride known as fantasy football.
By Freelance Contributor
Summer is drawing to a close; kids are back to school and there’s a frosty feel in the air at night. This year’s fall equinox is September 23, marking the official start of the autumn season in the northern hemisphere.
By Ashley Rayner
Saint Petersburg, Russia is an incredible city filled with some of the world’s most fascinating tales. Historical sights and modern attractions are both readily available. The social scene is Vodka-fueled and gregarious with easy transportation, as a result boredom is absolutely impossible. St.
By Susie Stauffer
Advertisement
Depending on what side of the coin (literally) that you’re on, you may view the slide in the Canadian Dollar with glee or with dismay. When it comes to the U.S.
By Heather Wright
Jetting out at the very southern tip of Florida are a group of islands that comprise the Florida Keys. The Keys begin about 15 miles south of Miami, and extend about 120 miles down to Key West- which is home to the southernmost point of the United States.
By Heather Wright
The upwards trend in European tourism shows a definitive increase in Western European tourism—the less visited half of the continent. Throughout the west, particularly the UK, France, Germany, and Spain, there have been more visitors over the last five years than ever before.
By Susie Stauffer
Germany is a country of history and architecture, modern advances, science, politics and business tycoons. The major towns are important on a global scale; Frankfurt is an international business hub, and Berlin is home to some of the most important historical events and landmarks in European history.
By Brea Elford
Advertisement
If you’re a World War II aficionado or history buff in general, there’s no other trip quite like seeing the sights left behind by the Third Reich and Nazi Germany.
By Freelance Contributor
Often falling behind the mainland and Santorini on popular Greek destination lists, the island of 620,000 is the largest in Greece and 5th largest in the Mediterranean overall.
By Rina Marcotte
Chicago is a world-class city, home to great food, architecture, sports and music. One of Chicago’s finest attributes, however, is its wide selection of museums and other cultural institutions, among the best in the world.
By Alec Siegel
As the veritable playground for billionaire types, Miami might not seem like the cheapest place for entertainment, but beyond the glitter and glam of VIP rooms and velvet ropes there are lots of events in Magic City that are absolutely free.
By Sara Whitford
Advertisement
Small homes, going off-the-grid and the popularity of figures like lumberjacks show that Western culture is reaching back to its roots to reinvent itself, especially in terms of the way we live and the spaces we inhabit. The current popularity of the “log cabin” and its associated “rustic” appeal is evidence of that nostalgia.
By Ashley Rayner
If you’ve had enough scenic tours of mountains and fresh air, head out onto the iconic Blues Highway, the famous Route 61 that leads to Nashville, Memphis, and finally to New Orleans, with the sweet and passionate tunes of Soul, R&B, and Jazz in the air.
By Sara Whitford