Destinations

The world is full of strange and unusual laws that sometimes don't make any sort of sense. Some are just so farfetched it's hard to believe they are real while others are just confusing and sometimes ignorant.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Hotels are often praised for their outstanding accommodations and incredible dining, but what about the extra amenities that can make your vacation go from good to outstanding. Hotel hot tubs can play an important role in making your experience unforgettable.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Las Vegas aka Sin City is known for its collection of over the top attractions, casinos and late-night pool parties. But Las Vegas is also brimming with romance. With luxury hotels, incredible amenities, spa treatments and plenty of memorable moments; Sin City is the perfect place to spend your next romantic destination. 15.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Tennis lovers unite! All over the world, there is a multitude of amazing hotels and resorts that are catering to the player in all of us. Whether you are a serious tennis player, looking to watch the pros in action or just getting started; there is a tennis hotel for you.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Bangkok is often referred to the best city in the world for street food and everywhere you look there is something in common; people and food. You can literally wander the streets for weeks, filling your belly until you want to burst, still trying something new every single meal.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Treasure hunting may be dangerous, but it sure is super exciting. Here are five treasures people are hunting down right now.

By Mark Mancini

Picture alpine meadows, high altitude lakes, and granite domes; this is Yosemite National Park, the second oldest national park in the U.S and one of the most beautiful places on our planet.

By Lindsay MacNevin

10. Introducing Choquequirao Choquequirao: sister of Machu Picchu, the golden cradle, keeper of many secrets. This monumental site built by the Inca's holds many secrets as archeologists have barely scratched the surface of what lays hidden beneath the earth.

By Lindsay MacNevin

If you have ever thought about taking up the sport of mountain biking, there is no better time like the present, as thousands of incredible trails are awaiting you across the country. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced rider, these trails are packed with incredible scenery, technical descents, and grueling uphills.

By Lindsay MacNevin

It has been rated as one of Lonely Planet's top destinations to visit in 2016, and this tiny town of Kotor delivers big on things to see and do.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Recently named by Lonely Planet as one of the places to get to in 2015, Botswana is hopping onto people's radar like never before. Botswana earned the top spot because of its incredible landscape and wildlife, along with its travel benefits such as direct flights into the country.

By Lindsay MacNevin

If you ever had the inkling to come face to face with a dinosaur, now is your chance. Although there are not any Jurassic Park theme parks as of yet; there are plenty of museums where you can get a more realistic idea of where dinosaurs came from and how they evolved.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Cowtown, as it's often referred to, it's absolutely jam-packed with things for kids and it's no wonder so many families choose to visit the beautiful province of Alberta. From the epic mountains that offer exceptional glacier lakes and hiking to the incredible zoos and malls, this province offers something for every age.

By Lindsay MacNevin

New Brunswick is blessed with an abundance of woodlands, a scenic coast, beautiful rivers and bustling cities. This province has everything anyone could ask for, yet is highly underrated.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Spain isn't just for grownups and whether you live here or you visit, there is no shortage of things for kids to do. From an amusement park on top of a mountain to the biggest aquarium in Europe to a magical fountain; exploring Spain is fun for all ages.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Lonely Planet named Latvia as one of the best places to travel in 2016 and it's easy to see why as this country bursts with sea, lakes, woods and endless opportunities for exploring medieval towns and castles.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Canadian forts offer a glimpse into the past, built over the last two centuries to defend the young country. Nowadays they stand as a testament to the history of Canada and offer visitors a chance to go back in time.

By Lindsay MacNevin

For too long now airport hotels have been gouging travelers with the overpriced, small and amenity lacking rooms, but thankfully times are changing. Hotels located in the airports and close to the airports are listening to what guests want, such as soundproof windows, a variety of dining choices and more amenities.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Oregon is truly a visitor's paradise, offering an abundance of things to see and do. But its not just grownups who have a great time in this state. There are a plethora of fun things for kids too, and we aren't just talking your typical science centers and zoos.

By Lindsay MacNevin

The exotic country of Spain is loaded with World Heritage Sites, friendly locals, delicious cuisine, great wine, world-famous festivals and more. This country can be a little overwhelming for solo female travelers though. There have been and continue to be warning about pickpocketing, car thefts, and scams throughout the larger cities.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Fashion week takes over the world in London, Paris, New York City and Milan twice a year but that doesn't mean fashion lovers can't get their fill in the rest of the year. All across the world are incredible fashion-focused museums, some free to check out while others accept a small payment.

By Lindsay MacNevin

It is South America's smallest country and has flown well under the radar for a long time in terms of tourism, but this year it is shaping up to be one of the hot spots to travel to.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Lonely Planet's 2016 Best of Travel has included the country of Estonia and it's not hard to see why. Its uniqueness is what sets it apart, although sharing a similar geography and history with Latvia, it's cultural worlds away.

By Lindsay MacNevin

It is one of Britain's oldest and most remote outposts, isolated in the South Atlantic and more than 1,200 miles from the nearest major landmass. Welcome to St. Helena Island.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Rooftop bars continue to pop up all over America year after year and as this trend continues to grow, rooftop patios continue to get bigger and better.

By Lindsay MacNevin