Destinations

With an abundance of blue skies, refreshing breezes, and every kind of terrain—from sandy beaches to snow-capped mountains to desert dunes…and much in between—the U.S. Southwest is a spectacular place to succumb to some much-needed R&R over the holiday season.

By Merilee Kern

You may want to exercise caution if you’re thinking of traveling to one of the following 25 cities in the US!

By Nick Steinberg

These brilliant gypsum dunes are the largest in the world and near the site of the first atomic bomb detonation in 1945. They're also renowned for their Instagram-ready landscapes. Our writer went for a visit.

By Melanie Radzicki McManus

When you are packing for a trip, it can be tough to determine the things to take and the things to leave behind. When you are traveling for a medical procedure, it is even more vital that you pack with care.

By Guest Author

Dark tourism isn’t a new concept, but it has been getting more popular over recent years. Some travelers are consumed by wanderlust for places of death and woe. They love locations that were previously nuclear-blast sites, radiation zones, and concentration camps. Most people love traveling.

By Guest Author

The chance to see big cats in their natural habitat is a rare and very special opportunity. And it’s an opportunity certainly limited to relatively few travelers and tourists.

By Shelley Seale

The northern sky dims, but doesn’t stay dark for long. Bright stars start to wink from the cloudless expanse above. Then the sky awakens. Through the skylight of Frontiers North’s Thanadelthur Lounge, the northern lights dash, painting the dark scene with colour and light. Silence falls over your fellow travellers as amazement sets in.

By Angela Ayles

When it comes to honoring the men and women who have served in the United States military, there’s no better way than learning some of the history and their stories. The U.S.

By Shelley Seale

England’s unique coastline is home to a mountain of indoor and outdoor attractions offering history, heritage, and some of the best beach combing in the UK. Inns and hotels dot the oceanfront and so do some of the most sublime campgrounds, offering convenient facilities for visitors exploring the many varied backdrops along the coast.

By Liam Bentley

It’s time to saddle up and frolic around the South American countryside, gaucho style. From the pampas of Argentina to the jagged cliffs and foothills of the Andes, witness the wild terrain from a different perspective.

By Liam Bentley

Palm trees, coral reefs, white sandy beaches, and turquoise waters: all the essential ingredients for the quintessential paradise. With 22,940 miles of pristine coastline, Australia has some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. In fact, surfers come from all over the world to surf its glorious waves.

By Liam Bentley

Do you ever get tired of checking in to the same old cookie cutter hotels? You know the kind, you can’t tell the difference unless you walk outside and look at the sign. Next time you travel try something a little more fun, in some cases just plain strange and wacky.

By Liam Bentley

Grab your lasso because it’s time to head out on the trail, American cowboy style. From the giant canyons of Arizona and Utah to the rolling hills and meadows of Vermont and Northern California, witness the diverse countryside and mountain ranges of the US on 10 of the most popular horseback riding trails.

By Liam Bentley

Saddle up and head for the hills of Europe on 10 of the most popular horseback riding trails. With its varied landscape and long tradition of horsemanship, Europe is ideal for a horseback-riding holiday.

By Liam Bentley

Gastronomy is the culmination of cultural expression, characterizing allegiance to both innovation and tradition. Culinary culture and the foods created by distinct groups symbolize unique differences and interlaced voices throughout the world. Wine and food tours transcend epicurean feasts; they are exemplary of a travel experience exalted to its most extravagant and unique.

By Liam Bentley

Who hasn’t heard of the great Mount Everest? You don’t have to take the challenge to the summit to experience this remarkable mountain! Here are 3 unique routes to Everest base camp. Trekking to Everest Base Camp in the Khumbu region of Nepal is a popular experience that any trekking enthusiast should do at least […]

By Guest Author

Discover the hidden gems in New York City only locals know about!

By Clarissa Vanner

If you’re looking forward to a fun-filled October, fall season or holiday getaway but haven’t decided on a destination, you should definitely consider our top picks for great excursions in Southern California.

By Merilee Kern

People usually mention wine and romance in the same breath. Their essence is so intertwined that when you think about one, the other automatically comes to mind. Keeping this in view, we have sifted a list of the best places for sharing a glass of wine with your partner.

By Guest Author

The twisting trail wasn’t the most direct route, but its heart-pounding ascents past other ceremonial sites built suspense for the final reveal.

By Dave Roos

Beautiful hues of indigo, green, and pink dance in starry skies at the north poles of the planet in a phenomenon known as the Northern Lights. We have a list of the 5 best places to see the glowing sky and make your dreams a reality.

By Guest Author

From wineries to whale-watching, here are 20 fun things to see and do in Nova Scotia, Canada.

By Rhiannon Ball

What is so meaningful and inspiring about travel? Traveling has a positive impact on our lives. It brings along welcome change, and influences and inspires us in many ways. The word ‘travel’ itself has such positive connotations. It brings to mind pleasant visions of fascinating places—in fact, just thinking about travel can boost your mood.

By Guest Author

Discover what America has to offer with these 20 interesting facts.

By Clarissa Vanner

From not trusting your gut to posting on social media, we've covered 24 common mistakes female solo travelers make so that you don't have to.

By Rhiannon Ball