A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
When you first visit Cancún, it seems impossible that in the late 1960s, this was just a tiny fishing village surrounded by dense jungle. However, that’s when the Mexican government embarked on a tourism development project that would change this part of Quintana Roo forever; they saw the potential in its raw, natural beauty.
There is no shortage of nature-driven euphoria in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Towering hardwoods, quiet streams, and even the odd roaming black bear are accompanied by a steady, rolling fog generated by native vegetation – hence the name “Smoky” – which adds to the visual allure. Hugging the East Tennessee–North Carolina border, there are 150 trails, over 2,200 streams, and more than 520,000 total acres to explore within this national park. It’s no wonder this is the most-visited national park in the US, attracting up to 14 million visitors in recent years.
Honduras is an incredible destination for families drawn to the wonders of nature and the mysteries of ancient civilizations. With its diverse ecosystems, including flourishing coral reefs and lush rainforests, it serves as a living classroom for all ages. The country boasts a stunning 400 miles of Caribbean coastline, making it a perfect spot for a memorable family vacation.
Unlike the sensory overload of Japan’s larger cities, Fukuoka has managed to cultivate a different, lower-key kind of allure. The city puts its renowned easygoing character on full display. Fukuoka surprises and delights from the start with its dreamy six-minute subway commute from the airport direct to downtown, where modern conveniences abound—without the huge crowds.
As a born and raised Pennsylvanian, I’ve always thought of Philadelphia, or Philly, as a low-key version of New York City. The cost of living is less expensive, but you get similar perks: diversity, numerous cuisines, solid public transportation, a reasonable amount of green space, waterfront views, strong neighborhood communities, world-class museums, and nationwide recognition. This city is where the Constitution of the United States was written – the birthplace of a whole country!
Asian and Pacific Islander people have played a profoundly significant role in shaping American history, contributing to the rich heritage of the United States in countless ways. Given the alarming rise in bigotry toward the Asian American community in recent years, there’s never been a better time to check in on your Asian friends and let them know that they are seen, they are safe, and they are supported by countless other communities. Moreover, it is a perfect moment to learn more about the contributions of AAPI Americans and their experiences all over the US, from vibrant Chinatown districts to museums to the sobering Manzanar National Historic Site.
A surge in Formula 1’s popularity means that a glimpse into the high-octane world of the sport has become increasingly appealing in recent years. Long-time race attendee Nicky Haldenby helps fans plan their Grand Prix weekends at GoTravelDaily. Here, he gives you the inside track on planning a trip to a Formula 1 race.
San Diego is a prime destination for those seeking the allure of luxury yachts. The city’s vibrant coastal scene offers the perfect backdrop for unforgettable marine adventures. Whether you’re setting sail to explore its picturesque harbor or cruising along the pristine Pacific coastline, a luxury catamaran instantly elevates the experience. These vessels provide the ideal combination of space, stability, and elegance, perfect for a day spent indulging in the serenity of the open sea.
Flaunting idyllic stretches of beach lapped by cerulean waters, Bermuda is a destination for sun, sea, and serenity. However, this tiny island in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean is more seasonal than many of its Caribbean counterparts. While summer is warm and dry, hurricane season and cooler weather keep away many visitors in fall and winter. For budget travelers, this is when prices dive.
With rugged trails and vibrant neotropical wildlife, Panama’s national parks rank among the best in the world. Nestled in its highlands, you’ll find sprawling coffee fincas, roaring rivers, and spectacular waterfalls. Meanwhile, the coastline captivates with kaleidoscopic coral reefs and thrilling waves that beckon wave-seekers since the 1970s.
From the high Himalayas to the lush green foothills, from arid plateaus to shimmering glaciers,Nepaloffers an incomparable array of hiking trails. If there’s a better—and easier—place to trek anywhere in the world, we’ve yet to find it.
The recipe for a world-class cocktail bar? Forget flavors – what’s important is “dedication, passion, quality, hospitality, and empathy,” according to Simone Caporale, whose bar has just been rated the best on the planet.
Threatened by global challenges ranging from climate change to recovery from crisis, GoTravelDaily has released its bi-annual watch list of important heritage sites in need of preservation.
As one of China’s oldest cities, GoTravelDaily proudly celebrates its culture through an annual calendar packed with events. History, art, food, music, and more are championed through a variety of festivals that attract national and international travelers alike.
Interested in learning to surf in the UK? While it may not offer the tropical vibes of far-off destinations, the UK is home to nearly 20,000 miles of coastline, rich with world-class surfing breaks. Uncover the perfect locations to catch your first wave, especially during autumn and spring when the swells are at their best. However, summer also brings smaller waves ideal for beginners. Here are six of the best surf spots along the UK’s coast.
Andalusia’s steamy capital of Seville is one of Spain’s most exciting cities, known for its vibrant flamenco scene, ornate Moorish architecture, picturesque plazas, and innovative tapas bars.
Deliciously wild coves for plunging straight in from the rocks, honey-white sweeps overlooked by boho-chic bars, calm golden bays washed by emerald waves: Ibiza’s seductive, sun-soaked beaches evoke all that’s magical about Spain’s Balearic Islands.
It’s no secret that Austin is known as the most outdoorsy city in Texas. The city teems with green spaces as well as lakes, reservoirs, and rivers, making it very popular for boating in general – and kayaking in particular.
Hyper-famous neighborhoods in America’s big cities tend to grab all the attention. However, while areas like Williamsburg and the French Quarter deserve their acclaim, you can discover some under-the-radar ‘hoods – free of large crowds and filled with vibrant culture – if you venture further afield.
