Desiring some sun and relaxation without breaking the bank?
Head to the sleepy island of the Grand Bahama, one of islands of The Bahamas. Just a short flight (20-30 minutes) from Miami. The Bahamas consists of over 700 islands…
Once a popular tourist destinations for American citizens, Cuba has been shrouded in mystery to most Americans ever since the U.S. imposed political and economic sanctions. As a result of the U.S. embargo that restricts commerce, Cuba has retained much of its Old World charm…
One of the most common questions from would-be volunteer travelers is how to select a good volunteer travel company…
People across the globe have started to adopt “greener” ways of living, including the hotels that they stay in..
We found seven online tools and websites aimed at organizing travel tips that are worth checking out.
Explore and discover your world! Find little known destinations that are ready to be discovered. Be captivated by the some of the most beautiful places in the world!
Traveling with your family to give back. Your kids can discover their place in the world, learn about other cultures, and grow into responsible, caring changemakers.
Travel that respect, promote, and support local culture, economy, and environment. Explore issues, tips, and development in eco-, green, and sustainable tourism.
Looking to stay somewhere interesting and unconventional? Not feeling the conventional alternatives like B&B or inns? Something more thrilling?
Do you fancy ghosts, vampires, or werewolves? The supernatural always intrigue some thanks to the movie industry! For the ghost-seekers out there looking for a hotel, perhaps a haunted hotel would be the perfect way to turn supernatural movies into real life!
The best way to get a feel for a country and its culture is through its food. So it is not surprising that culinary tours or cooking vacations are on the rise…and the locations and options are limitless. There are one-day cooking workshops, week long cooking classes and cultural tours, or even a gourmet day tour without cooking.
The island of Chiloé, in southern Chile, is a place that you probably have never heard of.
Chiloé has a cool breezy climate which is a pleasant alternative to the dry heat of Chile’s big cities.
The pristine island and its diverse ecosystem, which has remained largely free from colonialism and capitalism, attracted Charles Darwin to explore in 1834 and the island has not changed much.
Lisbon is known as “The City of Seven Hills,” and there are plenty of nice vantage points from which you can scope out the broad cityscape and the adjacent Rio Tejo, or Tagus River. Right on the Rio Tejo is a UNESCO World Heritage site and bastion of the city since 1515, the ornate Belém Tower, with its white Moorish-style architecture. While you’re here, it’s also worth visiting the Jerónimos Monastery, another World Heritage site with sculpted columns depicting sea monsters and coral.
One of the most exciting adventures for a traveler is trying the local food. Some of the best foodie cities are found in Asia and often, the tastiest foods are found on the streets. In our Best Street Food series, we will put together a list of some of the best street foods in Asia’s top foodie cities.
Hanoi is considered by many to be one of the world’s greatest food capitals and a street-eater’s paradise with plenty of options for those who want to eat like a local.