Destinations

Airline disasters are becoming real, in a very scary way. The year 2014 was a horrible year for airline disasters, where aircrafts seemingly disappeared in thin air or crashed horribly. Unfortunately, the year of 2015 isn't shaping up to be any better with the crashes of some major aircrafts.

By Lindsay MacNevin

It's January. The holiday season has passed. The snow is piling ever higher and a wicked wind blows out of the north, bringing with it polar vortexes and wind chill factors enough to freeze your face in a matter of minutes. The nights are long and the days are frigid, even if they are sunny.

By Ashley Rayner

Iceland is sometimes known as the Land of Fire and Ice, thanks to a wide range of landscapes that include everything from volcanoes to thundering waterfalls to creeping glaciers. Towering mountains are surrounded by rolling valleys and black sand beaches. The sky, sometimes alight with the aurora borealis, is often mirrored in glacial lakes.

By Ashley Rayner

"Marrakech is alluring and mesmerizing: a former imperial city in Morocco is a must-see travel destination" After a 3.5 hour flight from the UK, including a lengthy queue on arrival at passport control, we had made it to Marrakech.

By Flashpacking Duo

New Year's Eve is a time most of us look forward to putting the old year behind us and starting with a fresh slate in the new year. Many people believe that how we ring in the new year also has bearing on what the year will bring us.

By Ashley Rayner

The holidays are quickly approaching and there is perhaps no better way to embrace them by attending a tree lighting ceremony. Christmas trees are erected all over the world, some man-made, some shipped from other countries and some famous.

By Lindsay MacNevin

It's that time of year again, sleigh bells are ringing, Christmas lights are strung from rooftops and around trees, carols are playing over the radio and there is a feeling of holiday cheer in the air. Some towns in America take the holidays extra serious, with festive decorations, tree lighting ceremonies, parades, contests and more.

By Lindsay MacNevin

More than 128,000 readers of Condé Nast Traveler voted for their favorite cities in the world outside of the U.S. and the votes have been tallied.

By Lindsay MacNevin

For most of us, Christmas only comes once a year and although festivities may start as early as November, most are over by January. For those looking to extend the holiday season just a little bit longer, you are in luck.

By Lindsay MacNevin

The unveiling of window displays for the Christmas season is felt all over the world, though most notably in New York City as thousands of people turn out each year to experience this magical time of year.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Airports are extremely busy during the holiday season and often full of weary travelers, some stranded because of weather delays, some with crying kids in tow and all wanting to get to their destination as quickly as possible. Traveling through an airport during the Christmas season promises to be stressful, irritating and normally necessary.

By Lindsay MacNevin

'Tis that time of the year again when home and business owners go completely over the top with Christmas lights and displays. With the passing of each year it seems there is an unspoken competition with oneself to top last years displays and visitors are constantly delighted with new innovative and interactive Christmas displays.

By Lindsay MacNevin

If you are telling people you are off to visit Albania, you are often met with shocked responses, like "why there", or "but it isn't safe!". The truth is, Albania is a country so filled with natural beauty and cultural vibrancy, you will be wondering why more people aren't flocking to this underrated country.

By Brea Elford

Luxury Travel Intelligence (LTI), a members-only luxury travel organization aimed at high rollers and those with deep pockets has released their annual list of the Worst Luxury Hotel Openings of 2015.

By Freelance Contributor

Towering spires, romantic ruins, and incredible locations among seaside cliffs or verdant valleys-we've got to say, the castles of Italy have really got it all. The boot-shaped country boasts incredible fortifications up and down its coasts that have helped guard its residents for centuries.

By Emily Matras

Get ready to channel your inner King Kong in these tiny replicas of major metropolises from around the world.

By Sara Whitford

For many, the holidays just seem to kind of sneak up on us. It's not that we don't know they're coming, or that we're not feverishly planning with them in mind, but it seems that we rarely get into the Christmas spirit until we're well and truly in the midst of it.

By Freelance Contributor

https://www.escapehere.com/destination/the-most-strikingly-beautiful-hiking-trails-on-the-english-countryside/ With its well-preserved 17th century architecture and intricate system of canals, Amsterdam is an artist's dream, especially among landscape artists.

By Sara Whitford

Since 1962, the suave secret agent known as Bond has been thrilling cinema-goers with his climatic action sequences, high-tech gadgets and steamy romance scenes.

By Sara Whitford

Cancun is one of the most popular destinations for North American vacationers over the winter and the college crowd during spring break. With beautiful beaches, great hospitality, and vibrant nightlife, many people head to Cancun's resorts to soak up the sun. Many resorts are all-inclusive offering food, drinks, activities, and entertainment.

By Bob Bales

North American airports are notoriously busy, especially when you look at holiday times. It's not just the influx of passengers that makes these airports so busy, although that helps, it's also the weather that cancels and delays flights and the security lines that get extra slow.

By Lindsay MacNevin

What's more exciting than flying?! Alright, maybe flying isn't exciting to everyone but it means you're traveling...and we looooooove traveling! But what's one of the first things to fall by the wayside whether you're taking a vacation or just jetting off for a quick business trip? Usually your healthy diet.

By Freelance Contributor

There's nothing more useful in your life then a really, really good friend- especially when you need one. With work and family commitments, that relationship with your BFF is often sacrificed for the sake of time (and sanity) management.

By Heather Wright

Since the dawn of time, humans have been wanderers, from our forager ancestors to today's modern travelers. But at the end of the day, we always seek shelter: a room and perhaps a nice meal. Until we lose our natural instinct to wander, hotels and inns will always be a staple of human culture.

By Ashley Rayner

Istanbul has long been thought of as the perfect blend of Europe and Asia; in fact, it is where Europe and Asia meet. Istanbul is an ethnic, yet familiar experience; it is exotic enough to be different, yet comforting enough for ease of travel.

By Brea Elford