Jordan is a stunningly beautiful and highly underrated country. Home to one of the seven new world wonders, the Lost City of Petra, it has been a bucket list destination for ages...
Dubai has a global reputation for luxury and opulence that attractors visitors from around the globe...
It shouldn't take a Will Smith song to remind you that Miami is one of the most exciting hotspots in the world. A cultural melting pot unlike any other in the United States, this sizzling city dances to the beat of its own samba.
Mauritius is a little island nation 700 miles off the coast of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean, belonging to the continent of Africa. To be honest, we hadn’t even heard of Mauritius before we started trip planning.
Thailand is a place of surpassing beauty, offering you a warm welcome, new experiences and an affordable way to expand your travel horizons. Formerly the kingdom of Siam, Thailand not only features breathtaking beaches but also vibrant sights and a rich, fascinating culture.
Enter “The Most Haunted City in America” at your own risk--you never know who or what might be lurking around the corner. This Halloween, embark on a chilling escape to New Orleans, a city known for its eccentric culture and grueling celebrations. With a legacy of Voodoo intertwined in its rich cultural history, New Orleans conjures a grimacing experience each year with its prominent festivals and costume revelry.
Kia Ora! Welcome (in New Zealand’s native Maori) to New Zealand’s South Island. The South Island is home to...
Even with its reputation as an unparalleled tropical destination, Maui always finds new ways to impress. This Hawaiian island boasts an array of gorgeous beaches, hidden waterfalls, volcanic landscapes and lush greenery within its 727 square miles. Visitors spend their days snorkeling with sea turtles, hiking through rainforests and feasting at luaus.
The bustling seaside capital of Spain’s Catalonia region, Barcelona flaunts all the hallmarks of a cosmopolitan...
When I told people I was going to Malta, the most common reaction was “what is that?” and “where is that?”