A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
The country’s housing market is in a downturn as interest rates have skyrocketed andinflation has risen to record levels. However, the demand for luxury second homes is still thriving, according to Pacaso’s latest report on the top vacation home destinations in the country for 2022.
Discover the A-Frame Club opening soon in Winter Park, Colorado, offering a nostalgic blend of nature and 1970s ski culture.
In an effort for a truly sustainable journey, my stay in Finland may have been the ultimate eco-friendly experience.
The state of Colorado has some of the most diverse landscapes in the U.S., with open plains, arid desert, river-carved canyons, and towering snow-covered peaks. It’s no wonder that the state has long been a top destination for people who love the outdoors—the skiing is world-class, the river rafting exceptional, and the hiking endless.
A second home doesn’t need to come with a seven-figure price tag.
Don’t feel like driving to that beautiful national park? Take the train instead.
Here’s everything you need to know about visiting Disney World’s Epcot theme park, from the best rides and restaurants to festivals and more.
One day while I was home sick, languishing in bed and binge-watching reality TV, I stumbled uponThe Millionaire Matchmaker. The matchmaker, Patti Stanger, asked a cadre of beautiful women, “Where are you going to meet the people you want to meet? If you want to meet a doctor, you’ve got to hang out at restaurants by the hospital. If you want to meet a lawyer, frequent bars by the courthouse after work. You must go where the people you want to meet are, increasing the likelihood of crossing their path.”
Tierra del Fuego National Parkis closer to the Antarctic Peninsula than it is to Argentina’s capital city of Buenos Aires. This geographical distinction hints at what to expect from this extraordinary Argentine national park. However, rather than dismissing it as too cold or remote, consider its striking features: subantarctic forests, tundra, glaciers, and a vibrant coastline adorned with jagged peaks, thick beech forests, and diverse wildlife, includinga relative of the camel.
Dry Tortugas National Park is one of the country’s most unique national parks. As travel trends come and go, national parks never lose their appeal. But a national park that’s 99 percent underwater, located 70 miles from civilization, and accessible only by seaplane or boat? That’s a next-level national park.
Nobody wants to be *that* park visitor.
Windjammer Landing Villa Beach Resort on St. Lucia just got a stunning remodel — here’s why it’s worth a visit.
These beautiful green destinations offer a perfect blend of tranquility and adventure, providing rejuvenating escapes amidst nature.
Over thousands of years, volcanic activity has yielded a breathtaking array of incredible features, from craters and calderas to lava flows and tubes. These geological marvels are not just terms from your elementary school science textbook: You can actually see them up close— all you have to do is hike an active volcano.
Interest in backcountry skiing has never been higher. If you’re looking to go off-piste, head to British Columbia, home to North America’s most rugged terrain.
Staying in Mount Engadine Lodge for the night turned out to be the perfect opportunity to slow down and make the most of our beautiful scenery in Alberta.
A group of idealistic young sailors is preserving Venice’s bygone maritime traditions, and you can learn to sail alongside them.
Anyone who has visited the red rock formations at the Bryce Amphitheater or experienced the sun going down near Sunset Point knows that Utah’sBryce Canyon National Parkis an extraordinary location. The park spans 56 square miles and is renowned for housing the largest concentration of hoodoos (irregular, spire-shaped rock columns) in the world. Established as a national monument on June 8, 1923, officials aimed to protect the area for its “unusual scenic beauty” and “scientific interest” before it was later designated as Bryce Canyon National Park.
On the sunbaked shores of the Arabian Gulf, a great place to catch a breeze is under the 600-foot-wide metal dome that shades the Louvre Abu Dhabi, designed by French architect Jean Nouvel. This giant, parasol-shaped roof features an intricate, 7,850-piece jigsaw of perforated aluminum and stainless-steel panels. Rays of light pierce through the gaps, creating a mesmerizing effect on the museum’s exterior walls. Inside, the 23 galleries, divided by narrow alleyways and plazas, evoke the look and feel of a shady medina.
The site is artist Niki de Saint Phalle’s career-defining masterpiece.