“Traveling—it leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller.” —Ibn Battuta
Have you ever considered a non-Holiday holiday? With November, December, and January stuffed with Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, and New Year’s, sometimes it doesn’t occur to people to take a break around this time.
Whether you’re planning a proposal or you’re looking to rekindle the spark in a long-term relationship, there’s nothing quite like a beach to bring out the romantic in us.
If you’re into encounters of the spine-tingling variety, you’re part of a small but passionate group of travelers. “Paranormal Travel” enthusiasts participate regularly in online forums, and there’s even a small cottage industry that specializes in highlighting travel to spooky destinations…
Raise your hand if you’ve ever bought a trinket from a trip that you almost immediately forgot about. It’s a common experience!
Itineraries for cruises in Europe are so varied, you could go back year after year and not see the same port twice. Many of the vessels that sail these routes, however, may not be as large and roomy as ocean going ships, so it’s important to think carefully about what you pack.
Most people who love to travel get a kick out of new and novel experiences — it’s part of travel’s endless appeal, after all. One thing that travelers sometimes overlook are the options for novel, quirky accommodations on their trips.
Most people want to take at least a few photos during their vacation, but not everyone wants the fuss of packing and keeping track of an extra piece of electronic equipment.
London is one of my favorite cities. It’s also a great base for daytrips into the surrounding countryside. Here are seven of my favorite London daytrips. You may want to consider them for your next trip!
More than 1,300 years ago, Vikings sailed their longships along Europe’s waterways on voyages of exploration and discovery. Today, travelers are again exploring Europe’s rivers, and one of the most scenic rivers to sail upon is the Rhône in southern France.
No matter how many times you visit New York City… There’s always so much more to do! And while it’s fun to just wing your adventure, you’ll probably fit a lot more in if you do some advance planning.