Destinations

Explore every free and fun thing South Carolina has to offer with these 15 destinations!

By Clarissa Vanner

It could be your last chance to check out the colossal statues of the first 43 presidents' heads - yes, heads.

By Michelle Konstantinovsky

Recently, I had a chance to explore a very historical place in Lahore, Pakistan - Haveli Nau Nihal Singh, a nineteenth century Sikh period haveli of Nau Nihal Singh, the son of Kharak Singh and grandson of Maharajah Ranjeet Singh.

By Guest Author

Nothing says summertime living like the water. And in the Midwest, lake time is the quintessential summer getaway. From boating and fishing to lakeside vacation rentals and coastal activities, there's just something special about summering at the lake. Something so very Americana about it.

By Shelley Seale

The business of hiking all boils down to the amount of effort you devote to planning it. Here are a few considerations you need to factor in when mapping out your upcoming hiking trip. Most people have acquired the necessary skills and foresight to plan out hikes.

By Guest Author

If you want to travel safely with your pet, don't make these 17 common mistakes! The post Common Mistakes You're Likely To Make While Traveling With Your Pet appeared first on MapQuest Travel.

By Rhiannon Ball

The island of Ilha da Queimada Grande off the coast of Brazil is home to an estimated 2,000 to 4,000 venomous snakes, which translates to about one snake every 3 feet. Watch where you step.

By Jesslyn Shields

When traveling with kids, the destination - no matter how exciting - won't be enough to keep your kids occupied. To make traveling easier and more enjoyable when you are on the road with children, you're going to need a few things. Here's what you need to know.

By Alice Robertson

Booking a cruise vacation is a great way to enjoy a getaway without all of the hassles involved in planning outings and creating individual itineraries. With a cruise vacation, simply choose to relax and unwind, treat yourself to delicious meals, or attend live music and entertainment events while exploring the world around you.

By Guest Author

Once you are finally on that holiday you have been preparing so much for, it is easy to let your diet routine slip. Here are some tips on how to avoid these temptations and continue your healthy lifestyle while on holiday, so that you don't have to return home feeling guilty.

By Guest Author

I get so much joy in helping fellow travel-lovers solve annoying problems and otherwise make their travels easier and more enjoyable. Toward this end, I'm indelibly on the lookout for noteworthy innovations that can resolve common annoyances and foster fun and functionality while getting from point A to point B.

By Merilee Kern

Have you ever had that moment when traveling to a new and unfamiliar place-maybe you've already journeyed all over the world, maybe it's one of your first experiences-but suddenly, you are somewhere you know you were just meant to be? A place that resonates deep inside you; a place where you feel more like yourself [...]

By Shelley Seale

Check out my experience of an authentic, traditional pachamanca (earth oven) meal in the Sacred Valley of Peru.

By Shelley Seale

Growth. All businesses and professionals should desire it and most certainly need it. But achieving and sustaining growth in today's uber-complex environment-whether corporate, entrepreneurial, or personal career growth-takes multifaceted vision, ingenuity, and agility. Indeed, a lack of growth in business speaks volumes.

By Merilee Kern

Veganism used to be confined to a select group of people, but not anymore.

By Guest Author

Thousands of people died trying to cross it over the decades. Even today, it's not a trip for the faint-hearted.

By Nathan Chandler

To feel the air on your face, the thrill of adrenaline, and be a witness to nature's greatest sights is one of the best ways to relax and enjoy your next vacation. But the success of such a trip largely depends on all the things you pack to take along.

By Guest Author

Photo by: Michael Poliza, courtesy Churchill Wild If you travel to where northern Manitoba's boreal forest, the Canadian Arctic tundra, and the tidal flats of the southern Hudson Bay meet, you'll find the town of Churchill.

By Angela Ayles

Photo by: Lazy Bear Expeditions When many people picture a summer getaway, it probably includes palm trees, flip flops and drinks with tiny umbrellas. But for those of us with adventure in our veins, summer promises ample opportunities to get outside and see a whole other side of nature.

By Angela Ayles

The 32 miles of sugar-white beaches along Alabama's Gulf Coast shoreline is a family-oriented destination that offers great nature and outdoor adventures, some of the most fantastic seafood in the U.S., and plenty of child-friendly activities.

By Shelley Seale

Senior Travel Consultant and Sydney resident Adam James let Trading Places in on the best Sydney travel itinerary for a holiday break in the Australian city. Time and again, travelers have mistaken Sydney as just a stopover city, thinking they only need a couple of days to see it all.

By Guest Author

At a stunning hotel restored from a 16th-century convent in beautiful Cusco, Peru, Qespi Restaurant takes guests on a culinary journey On a 10-day trip through Peru last month, I had the pleasure of staying at the JW Marriott El Convento Cusco Hotel.

By Shelley Seale

As springtime rolls back around, so too does the opportunity for fresh beginnings as days stretch and the weather warms. With the season spurring sentiments of rejuvenation and reassurance, now is a great time to spearhead a renewed effort to feel and look your best.

By Merilee Kern

You might think it's impossible to fit a week's worth of clothes into a carry-on, but with our packing tips, it's a piece of cake.

By Dave Roos

When it comes to accommodation in the Big Apple, there's always something new and exciting that pops up. If traveling in style is your game, you've come to the right place, as we will now have a look at the newest and hippest hotels in New York City.

By Shelley Seale