Destinations

The World's First National Park Established in 1872 - before our young nation had even celebrated its centennial - Yellowstone is America's first national park.

By Freelance Contributor

Land of Waterfalls, Giant Sequoias, Valleys, and Sheer Cliffs Yosemite National Park's 1,200 square miles of towering waterfalls, giant sequoias, broad meadows, narrow canyons, and rugged mountains have beckoned to visitors for more than 150 years.

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A Natural Wonder Unlike Any Other Known for its towering sandstone monoliths, swooping rock arches, and painted canyon walls, Zion National Park's natural wonders place it among the great sightseeing destinations in the western United States. The majority of the park's land is protected wilderness, open to backcountry travelers on a limited basis.

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Oregon is filled with beauty, with charming little communities dotting the great state between larger, more popular cities like Portland, Salem, and Eugene. Many of these places have a unique history and make for a fun-filled stay for tourists who stop in and grab a bed and breakfast for a night or two.

By Rhiannon Ball

In 2020, Canada is the 6th most peaceful country in the world, according to the Global Peace Index, so it's truly a safe place to visit, whether you're traveling as a couple, group, or solo.

By Rhiannon Ball

Instead of opting for a second coffee or cocktail, try a glass of fresh juice for a quick, midday energy boost.

By Rhiannon Ball

Cypriot cuisine has similar ingredients and flavors as Greek and Turkish fare, so there are likely some recipes that you'll recognize if you enjoy these more common cuisines.

By Rhiannon Ball

Ah, the true North, strong and free! There's plenty to see and do in this country whether the vast outdoors of Canada's wilder provinces and territories or bustling metropolises like Toronto and Montreal are calling your name. No matter your preference, Canada has historical sites, attractions, parks, and landmarks for every person and interest.

By Rhiannon Ball

America is home to some of the most beautiful places in the world. There are a plethora of historical landmarks, breathtaking landscapes, thrilling attractions, and exciting activities to partake in this wonderful country. That said, there are a few places across the country that get a bad rap.

By Clarissa Vanner

Montreal is known for its European style and boasts breathtaking architecture and cobblestoned streets. Travelers from all over the world are lured into the beautiful city, especially during the winter when the city is decked out in dazzling lights and snow.

By Clarissa Vanner

Lake Baikal is a massive, ancient lake in the mountainous Russian region of Siberia. It's home to nearly 4,000 different species, earning it the nickname the 'Galapagos of Russia.'

By Stephanie Vermillion

Jamaica is a hotspot for tourists, one of the best Caribbean islands drawing in an average of 4.3 million people to this part of the Caribbean every year. Spanning 10,990 square kilometers, the island draws people in with its laid back atmosphere, sandy beaches, tropical weather, all-inclusive resorts, rich culture, lively music, and varied geography.

By Rhiannon Ball

Combining your love for the outdoors and luxury vacations can go hand in hand at these 8 lodges and resorts around the world.

By Rhiannon Ball

You might not think of this organization when it comes to food. You're likely to think of Michelin stars, Eater awards, and Tripadvisor reviews. UNESCO stands for the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization and is best known for its World Heritage Site designations, which are given to places both natural and man-made.

By Rhiannon Ball

Miami, Florida has long been a popular filming location for TV shows and films with production having an annual economic impact around 2 billion dollars on the Southern Florida area.

By Rhiannon Ball

The only thing better than sitting back in your lawn chair and cracking a beer while grooving to the tunes of some of your favorite artists is doing it all for free.

By Rhiannon Ball

Tenerife is the largest and most populated island of Spain's eight Canary Islands. It is located about 200 miles off the west coast of Africa and boasts a breathtaking landscape. The picturesque island is home to stunning beaches, plenty of history, and lush natural beauty that lures in over five million tourists every year.

By Clarissa Vanner

A new year signifies new beginnings - whatever that looks like for you.

By Rhiannon Ball

Some of the most exciting in the world come from large metropolises, from art and fashion to food and music, to technology and media. Innovation is booming in these urban spaces while continuing to nod at the history and culture of the past.

By Rhiannon Ball

Cyprus - a popular tourist destination in the Eastern Mediterranean - is located in the midst of Syria, Turkey, Greece, and Lebanon.

By Rhiannon Ball

Halloween is celebrated in many different places across the world. While everyone has their own traditions and ways of celebrating some of the most common activities include costume parties, trick-or-treating, haunted attractions, and telling scary stories. Some places even put on parades and festivals with pumpkin carving contests, apple bobbing, and more.

By Clarissa Vanner

When searching for places to travel to we often look for destinations that have fun attractions, great amenities, and plenty of things to do and see to keep us busy and entertained. But those aren't the only things that will lure travelers to come to their cities.

By Clarissa Vanner

Florida is renowned for its breathtaking beaches, sunny weather, palm trees, fresh fruit, and is a very popular vacation destination. That said, Sunshine State offers great entertainment including incredible music festivals.

By Clarissa Vanner

Ecuador is a beautiful country that sits nestled along the equator on South America's west coast. While Ecuador is considered generally safe there are still risks such as theft and pickpocketing.

By Clarissa Vanner

Oktoberfest started over 200 years ago in Munich, Germany, and originated as a celebration of the marriage of the crown prince of Bavaria to Princess Therese von Sachsen-Hildburghausen. Now, Oktoberfest is the largest festival in the world.

By Clarissa Vanner