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Fly South for Winter: Skiing in New Zealand & Australia
Summer skiing in North America exists, but the options are few and far between. Take a trip below the Equator, however, and you'll find something different... the seasons are flipped. South America may...
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Are Women's-Only Hotel Floors Anti-Feminist?
Beyonce isn't the only one with a message for all the single ladies out there -- a growing number of hotels, in an effort to target single female travelers, are offering women's-only rooms and floors....
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9 Summer Survival Tools When You Have a Chronic Illness
It's summertime! And it seems everyone must be playing beach volleyball or experiencing their perfect vacation. It is easy for the chronically ill person to feel left out. Those of us with illness...
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30 Things You Need to Know About The Hudson Valley Before You Move There
1. People in The Hudson Valley Are New Yorkers Who Have "Graduated" Source: Flickr user David Goehring For the most part, folks in the Hudson Valley have lived the New York City life, gotten their...
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Walking Through Britain: Following in the Footsteps of A Medieval Saint
Going for a long walk over several days is not a completely new concept for me. I have been backpacking in the mountains for most of my life, and there is nothing like a backcountry experience for...
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Best of America: 9 Reasons to Love the Pacific Northwest
By Helen Anne Travis The upper left hand corner of the United States is a magical place.Here, backyards butt up against ancient forests, waterfalls, and glacier-capped volcanoes. Bald eagles circle...
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Belize Proves "Good Things Come In Small Packages"
The ex-British colony, lodged between big brother Mexico to the north, the jungles of Guatemala to the south and west, and nestled on the world's second largest barrier reef to the east, offers a wide...
View ArticleThe World's Largest Intact Volcanic Caldera
This is the three minute postcard of the Ngorongoro Crater, the world's largest intact volcanic caldera... Between two and three million years ago one of the largest mountains in what is now Tanzania...
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The JT Insider Food Guide: Singapore
We talk to local food writer Chin Hui Wen to get her opinion on the city-state's best culinary offerings and where's best to eat across the island. Image by Freshly Diced Three to Try Bak kut teh:...
View ArticleGuess Who's Joining the Safari Picnic?
Pretend you are about to have a picnic lunch in the middle of safari-country, inside a beautiful extinct volcanic crater. You might be worried that the region's big mammals (buffalo, lions, leopards,...
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Best of America: 9 Reasons to Love New York City
By Helen Anne Travis It's one of the world's most popular tourist destinations. And for good reason.Manhattan and its neighboring boroughs are home to some of the world's best restaurants, museums and...
View Article11 of the World's Most Fantastic Opera Houses That Are Worth a Visit (PHOTOS)
Whether you're an opera fan, an avid admirer of historical architecture, or just someone who appreciates beauty, there are few buildings more lovely than the opera houses found all over the world....
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3 Steps to Planning the Perfect Road Trip
We know staycations are awesome, but sometimes you truly need to get a breath of fresh air away from your city, right? As much as a quick flight to the opposite coast sounds lovely, the summer season's...
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What the Hell Is Global Entry, and How Do I Get It?
By: Sophie-Claire Hoeller Credit: Flickr Nothing screams jet-setter quite like the dude who blows right by the herd of disheveled, bleary-eyed passengers stumbling off an international flight. You've...
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9 Adult Summer Camps Where You Can Shoot Guns, Play Guitar, And Learn How To...
By: Sophie-Claire Hoeller Credit: Camp Wandawega Ah, Summer camp: that first whiff of freedom, that first graze of a girl's boob, that first Bill Murray motivational speech to get you totally pumped up...
View ArticleFeeling a Bit "Off?" Travel During the Off Season
I have a friend from Wales who, several years back, wanted his first trip to the United States to be perfect. He settled on a city, New York. He researched the hotels, the sites to see, the restaurants...
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7 Destinations with Apps as Smart as Your Phone
Highways Agency / Flickr According to the Choice Hotels 2014 Summer Travel Survey released on June 24, travelers -- particularly millennials and parents with children ages 12 and younger -- would...
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10 Things to Do in the Wine Country If You Love Animals More Than You Love Wine
What if you're lucky enough to be visiting California's Wine Country, but you don't like wine? Because some people just don't. Nothing against wine in all its wininess, but what if you're pregnant,...
View ArticleWhen You Can't Get to Turks and Caicos...
Being the owner of a fashion company, producer of a documentary, mom of two and a wife, is no small feat. The most simple accomplishments, like having a five-minute conversation with your spouse,...
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A Traveler's Guide to Tipping at the Hotel
From the porter to the valet to the cleaning staff, here's how to tip at your hotel--as told to us by a concierge for one of Chicago's top hotels. By Katherine Heng for Where® Who do you tip at a...
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