A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
Western Europe’s major attractions are impressive but also draw huge crowds; the magic of exploring the big sights can be quickly lost amidst long queues and a sea of selfie sticks. Put the thrill back into exploring new places with our selection of alternatives to the major locations. You’ll also get the feel-good bonus of giving a boost to secondary economies and allow overtouristed infrastructures the time to readjust and recover.
Souvenirs are an essential part of any holiday; however, while many holiday souvenirs tend to be mere trinkets often destined for the dustbin, some can transform into cherished mementos that remind you of your fantastic experiences abroad. Consequently, gaining some insight can help you choose wisely while souvenir hunting. Below are valuable tips to enhance your souvenir shopping experience.
Any parent — or obsessed aunt, like me — will tell you thattraveling with kidsis different. They needboatloads of gear— specific snacks, stuffed travel buddies, carriers, etc. — and they aren’t afraid to put up a fuss when faced with long lines or museums they deem boring.
Now that Cancun and its neighboring cities are drawing an international party crowd, travelers are looking inland.
The Beatles were four young lads from Liverpool who revolutionized pop music and changed the world. Fans can explore their roots on a visit to the city, discovering the houses, parks, and streets that inspired the band. This guide highlights must-see sights, including John Lennon’s bedroom, Penny Lane, museums, and tribute bands.
Get in some art, music, shopping, and delicious food all in one weekend — virtually or in person.
GoTravelDailyis turning 50, and it’s in good company: From Southwest to Amtrak to Walt Disney World, 1971 was a big year in travel.
A strange, surprising journey from 12th-century Europe to modern-day Nassau.
Don’t be surprised if you find yourself contemplating a move to Sweden after a visit to Stockholm; the city makes traveling feel easy and effortless (even for newbies). Locals tend to be welcoming and friendly, English is widely spoken, and everything from the subway system to city streets are clean and straightforward.
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The Guardsman brings understated decadence to Londontown.
Visit Antarctica, the Galápagos, and more on these adventure cruises.
Oaxaca city is a dazzling destination in its own right, but an up-close experience with the region’s Indigenous pueblos and dramatic landscapes makes it even more remarkable.
I arrived in Antigua at around 5:30 PM, and after navigating through immigration, customs, and a taxi ride across the beautiful island, I finally arrived at what I would be calling home for the next week –St James Club.
From New York to Saskatchewan to the rivers of Mongolia, these Global Vision Awards honorees are protecting our fellow creatures — and re-envisioning how we relate to them.
Twelve-time James Beard Award nominee Sam Fox teams up with country singer Dierks Bentley, basketball star Devin Booker, and former NFL player Larry Fitzgerald for an ambitious hotel project — and we talked to them all about it.
1. Explore the enchanting island of Mallorca, known for its stunning beaches and rich culture.
Central Madrid—steps away from Plaza Mayor—is now home to the newest pearl in the collection of Edition Hotels; a necklace of sophisticated, party-prone properties that wraps around the planet from New York to Shanghai. Its Spanish-capital location is the best one yet, offering an unprecedented look at Marriott’s playbook as it rapidly expands Ian Schrager’s brand: to go, full-throttle, in the opposite direction of its competitors.
Bangkok — a city of golden temple spires and neon lights, stilted houses and soaring skyscrapers — is the gateway to modern Thailand. Here, one ofGoTravelDaily’s top travel advisors shares his guide to two days in the capital.
I think it’s fair to say that no one really needs an excuse to want to visit the Caribbean, right? 🙂 The Caribbean has long since appealed to travelers across the globe and is becoming increasingly accessible to lots more people, which is definitely a great thing.
Now, you’ve decided you want to go to Aruba in the Caribbean (good choice on your part there), and although you know how stunning it will be, there’s that niggling little question of what to get up to when you get there (aside from soaking up sunshine and cocktails)…
Well, we’ve got you covered there. 🙂 Here are 8 fun experiences you definitely should have when you’re on that lovely Caribbean island of Aruba!