The Best Way To Avoid The 'Single Occupancy Fees' That Seem To Punish Solo Travelers
If you prefer to take your trips alone but hate paying the "single supplement" penalty, there are some ways you can avoid being charged that fee.
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The 'Skeleton Coast' Of This African Country Is One Desolate Yet Breathtaking Panorama
While its name inspires danger and intrigue, the Skelton Coast is still loaded with epic African beauty that adventurous travelers will love exploring.
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Idaho's Year-Round Natural Hot Spring Resort Offers A Serene And Scenic Wilderness Retreat
For a year-round scenic hot springs retreat, head to a resort town nestled deep within the serene wilderness of Idaho, right off of Highway 30.
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A Year-Round Washington Town With Seasonal Markets Is A Less Touristy Leavenworth With A Western Twist
For a splendid variety of offerings throughout the year, with a dash of charming Americana, choose this Washington over the region’s busier spots.
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The Unexpected Time Of Year To Visit Disney World For Warm Weather And Fewer Crowds
For an extra magical Disney World vacation, visit during this season, when the crowds are surprisingly thin and the weather is nice and warm.
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Gardens, Trails, Parks, And Mouth-Watering Wine Await In An Underrated Iowa City
When searching for a quieter destination that still offers so much, consider this lesser-visited Iowa setting with seemingly endless ways to enjoy the scenery.
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A Disgusting Issue Tourists Think They'd Only Encounter At Hotels Might Be Even Worse On Airplanes
Air travel already comes with its fair share of headaches, so the last thing any frequent flyer wants to deal with is this gross and surprisingly common issue.
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Situated Between Portland And Seattle Is A Historic Nuclear Reactor You Can Tour For Free
A historic nuclear reactor in Washington State was a critical part of the Manhattan Project, a site where plutonium was created in mass quantities.
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One Of The Most Affordable Cities For A Vacation Is A Food And Art Paradise In Central New York
This Central New York city is brimming with top-notch food, museums, and art galleries, and, best of all, it's perfect for anyone on a budget.
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'The World's Largest Horseshoe' Is A Quirky Idaho Town With A Warm Community And Historic Charm
The history of a quirky Idaho town explains why it was planned in the shape of a horseshoe. Now the town has become a landmark because of its odd shape.
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An Awe-Inspiring Road On Maine's Rugged Coast Unveils Crystal Lakes, Forests, Shorelines, And Mountains
One of America's best road trips hugs Maine's coast, where mountain scenery on the horizon draws closer and disappears, replaced by ocean views.
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Grenada's 'Oldest And Largest Protected Area' Is A Tropical Paradise Caribbean National Park
Grenada is bursting with tropical outdoor fun, and this protected national park is no exception. Discover crater lakes, waterfalls, and wildlife.
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Situated Between Seattle And Bellingham Is A Dramatic Coastal Byway That's A Secret Stunner
While the Emerald City offers travelers everything they want from a big city, it also serves as the gateway to bigger adventures in a quiet nearby region.
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The World's Largest Museum Dedicated To Wine Takes Visitors On An Immersive Tasting Journey In France
While exploring France's famous wine regions, stop by the world's largest wine museum, where you'll find immersive exhibitions, tastings, and stunning views.
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Oklahoma's 'Unlikely Tourism Hub' Is An Overlooked Outdoor Paradise Full Of Cozy Accommodations
This town in Oklahoma may be easy to miss on a map, but it's attracting visitors with its cozy vacation rentals, stunning nearby lake, and endless activities.
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The First Alcohol-Free Distillery In The US Serves Aromatic Aperitifs Amid Breathtaking Oregon Scenery
If you're looking for a festive, zero-alcohol drink in Oregon, make a stop at the first alcohol-free distillery in the U.S., situated close to nature.
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The NFL Stadiums With The Best, Most Mouth-Watering Eats, According To Research
NFL stadiums today cater to every palate, offering dishes that celebrate local flavors as well as showcasing innovative recipes - and here are the best ones.
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Why An Unusual 'Flying Naked' Trend Is Setting The Internet Ablaze
Scroll through social media and you'll find countless travel trends. One buzzy craze is the "flying naked" trend, though it's not what it sounds like.
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'Redwoods Meet The Pacific' In California's Secret Beach City With Unmatched Old-School Seaside Charm
If you can't choose between relaxing beaches and forest hikes, get the best of both worlds in this small coastal city in Northern California.
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Is It Cheaper To Rent A Car At An Airport Or Search Elsewhere?
After hotels and flight tickets, car rentals can be one of the biggest travel expenses. However, you can save money if you're careful about where you rent.
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The Vibrant Canadian City That Offers An Idyllic, Safe Destination For Your First Solo Trip
If you've decided to head on that solo travel adventure of a lifetime, one delightful destination in Canada is the perfect safe city to kick things off.
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A Deliciously Sustainable Farm-To-Fork Foodie Scene Flourishes In The Desert Of Baja California
When traveling to Baja California, seek out the best that the local farm-to-table food scene has to offer, from chocolate clams to fish tacos.
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Simple And Fun Ways To Avoid The Crowds During Your Washington D.C. Vacation
The nation's capital is a favorite vacation destination for all types of travelers, which means it is often busy - unless you know when and where to visit.
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This Has To Be One Of The Best Snorkeling Spots In The U.S. Virgin Islands
For some top-quality reef snorkeling and one of the best beaches in the world, plan a trip to this breathtaking spot in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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A Highly Rated New York Resort Offers Top-Notch Amenities, Cozy Cabins, And Year-Round Beauty
While golfing in New York is typically reserved for the summer, this resort’s course takes advantage of the cold season and transforms into a winter wonderland.
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Bring A Credit Card To Visit This Popular European Country That's Almost A Cashless Society
You can leave your cash at home while exploring this European country’s historic cities and awe-inspiring landscapes, as it’s virtually a cashless society.
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One Of America's Largest Moving Sand Dunes Is A Mysterious Phenomenon On Indiana's Coast
Is it a sand dune or a sinkhole? One of the largest moving sand dunes in the U.S. is a mysterious phenomenon near Chicago, known for a child disappearing there.
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