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The familiarity of life before March 2020 is returning for many. We have witnessed the resurgence of large-scale in-person events, the easing of testing and mask mandates, and a collective acceptance to move forward with life.
As you navigate fast-growing Oaxaca, expect a mixture of readily available transportation options and notoriously frustrating traffic. The easily walkable historic center, reliable mass transit, and a growing cycling culture make it simple to get around, particularly in downtown, where visitors spend the majority of their time.
West Virginia’s mountain towns are more than just launchpads for Appalachian adventures. From the charming towns of Fayetteville and Lewisburg to historic Harpers Ferry, the state’s favorite mountain communities (and small cities) are amazing spots for immersing in arts and culture, studying local history, relaxing in nature, and digging into delicious local fare.
Gilded Age mansions, million-dollar views, contemporary art galleries, and storybook hamlets: the Hudson Valley might exude extravagance; however, enjoying the region doesn’t always require a hefty budget. An abundance of charming main streets, free museums, and outdoor adventures make this scenic area north of New York City a wonderful place to explore.
Edinburgh’s museums, densely packed with rich artifacts and extraordinary treasures, can be an overwhelming adventure. They form the backbone of the medieval Old Town, offering an entry into semi-mythic worlds filled with kings, poets, wizards, and dragons.
Filling Slovenia’s Julian Alps-stuffed northwest corner, Triglav National Park (TNP) is more than just the country’s largest swatch of protected land – it’s the mythical heart of a nation regularly called the world’s most sustainable destination.
Whether you’re in San Francisco for the day or for an extended stay, this California jewel has no shortage of iconic locations. Fisherman’s Wharf, Ghirardelli Square, and the Golden Gate Bridge are always worthwhile sights. It’s the hidden gems found off the beaten path, however, that put this city on the map for every kind of traveler.
Around the world, women have made significant contributions that have shaped history. Although their achievements might often go unnoticed, in many locations, renowned women have left unmistakable imprints on their individual cities and the world. From ancient Egypt to 20th-century Alabama, these destinations provide travelers the chance to view the world through the perspectives of seven mighty women.
Strung out along the coast of Mexico in a straggle of palm trees, gleaming white hotels, and blond sand, Puerto Vallarta is the pride of the Pacific Coast. From the iconic profile of the Playa de los Muertos pier and the seafrontmalecón(boardwalk) to the neat grid of terracotta-tiled buildings in the old town, this friendly beach resort is set up for holiday fun; however, costs can quickly mount up.
When you think of national parks, popular spots like Zion and Yosemite might be top of mind. However, there are more than 400 sites in the US National Park System, with 63 earning the official national park designation. Travelers increasingly prioritize camping and hiking destinations as a means to reconnect with nature.
Hacienda AltaGracia is the ideal getaway for honeymoons, luxury splurges, or transformative eat-pray-love trips. Here, guests can indulge in fresh oysters, reconnect with nature in yoga classes by a babbling brook, and rediscover a peaceful version of themselves.
Sri Lanka is one of the up-and-coming surf gems of South Asia. Featuring everything from crumbly beginner breaks to rippable points, this stunning island is perfect for surf enthusiasts. Savor delicious eggplant curries and explore mist-shrouded tea fields after an exhilarating day in the water.
You can spend a lifetime hiking the parks, beaches, and wilderness in and around Santa Barbara. However, even visitors on quick trips can easily find excellent options for a variety of scenic hikes in the area.
Polynesian flavors combine with contemporary culinary influences to make the most of the tropical fruit and seafood bounty of the Cook Islands.
The unprovoked invasion of Ukraine has now entered its third month, and as accounts of unspeakable violence continue to mount, millions of people have uprooted their families to flee to safety.
For those with a passion for premium spirits, touring a distillery is an enjoyable adventure, especially when it ends with a tasting. Why sip beverages in an ordinary structure when you can do so in a castle, an old storage bunker, or a unique venue? Here are nine remarkable distilleries located in unexpected places.
The golden, cliff-backed beaches of the Algarve rank among the loveliest stretches of sand in Europe. Given the region’s obvious natural beauty—alongside great surfing, kayaking, and other aquatic activities—it’s no surprise that southern Portugal attracts many visitors.
Greece may have long been on your bucket list, but you’re unsure if you need a visa to explore this history-rich Mediterranean nation’s mountainous mainland, countless islands, and vibrant cities.
One of Asia’s most fascinating countries, Pakistan lies off the mainstream travel map. However, travelers who visit rave about its historic monuments, spectacular scenery, fabulous food, and richly layered culture. Although challenges exist, visiting Pakistan is becoming easier, thanks to an improving security situation and evolving visa regulations.
Take a seat at The Table inside the La Joya restaurant located in the Grand Fiesta Americana Coral Beach Cancun hotel.