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Tiny, tropical Belize is where Latin-flavored Central America meets the captivating culture of the Caribbean. However, choosing the right time to visit can significantly enhance your travel experience.
Crete, Greece’s largest island, offers a diverse range of experiences that may take weeks to fully explore. From breathtaking beaches to ancient archaeological sites, there’s something for every traveler.
The combination of champagne powder, endless blue skies, mammoth mountains, and a live-to-ski ethos makes skiing in Colorado the stuff of legend. With over 30 resorts to choose from, Colorado truly has a mountain – and ski town – for everyone.
Home to many of the world’s greatest works of art, architecture, and gastronomy, Italy elates, inspires, and moves like no other.
Crowned with an impressive royal castle and adorned with church spires and world-class museums, Kraków seamlessly merges historical significance with cosmopolitan vibrancy.
With wild safari experiences, grasslands, rainforests, woodlands, and savannah plains in abundance, Tanzania has a lot of different landscapes to explore. Moreover, one of the best ways to navigate this magnificent country is by car.
Over the last decade, Lisbon has emerged as one of Europe’s top tourist destinations. With its cobbled alleys, soft color palette, UNESCO-listed heritage sites, and white-domed cathedrals, the city has attracted a stream of new residents and visitors alike, all captivated by its beauty and balmy weather. Here’s a comprehensive guide to the best things to do in Portugal’s capital city.
Kenya is not generally considered an expensive place to travel, but its developed tourist industry means prices can be a little higher than in other African countries.
The ‘Land of a Thousand Hills,’ as the East-African nation ofRwandais often referred to, can also be called the land of a thousand hopes. Traveling here is awe-inspiring: Rwanda’s story is one of ambition, resiliency, and astounding regeneration in the face of tragedy.
With so much to explore in Rome, one might overlook the wealth of attractions just outside the city limits. However, if you choose to venture into the Lazio region, of which Rome is the capital, you will find yourself richly rewarded.
With its dense tapestry of cultures and landscapes, India feels like dozens of countries rolled into one. However, a single visa will cover you for travel across more than 3 million sq km (more than a million sq miles) of territory, encompassing everything from steamy jungles to the high passes of the Himalayas.
Both destinations promise incredible mountains, delightfully spicy food, and unique cultures. However, which should you visit?
Wonderfully intact Maya ruins and a remote biosphere reserve where you can still genuinely go off the grid are just two of many attractions in Honduras.
As the birthplace of the UK’s first bus service and the world’s inaugural passenger railway, you can expect Manchester to be fairly easy to get around.
There are few sights in the world as iconic as the Taj Mahal. The grandeur of this magnificent monument is equaled only by the tragedy of its backstory – the tomb of a royal bride, created by a mourning emperor who ended his days robbed of his empire, imprisoned in a gilded cell with a view of this beautiful, tragic mausoleum.
Burgundy or Bordeaux? That’s the million-dollar question for any lover of French wine.
The first great highway of the Roman world, Via Appia Antica – the Appian Way – provides a stunning setting for a bucolic country walk or even a bike or horse ride.
The city of Kyoto is best known for its tranquil temples and picturesque shrines, but its rich history as Japan’s ancient capital has also left it with an elegant and refined culinary tradition that’s not to be missed.
As if San Francisco doesn’t already have enough to showcase, especially regarding views, a new national park destination opening on July 17 promises some of the most amazing sights to behold.
With 30 miles of coastline and over 300 miles of dune-lined shores, the beaches of southern Delaware are well worth a visit. The wide, white sandy beaches of America’s second smallest state attract travelers from nearby New Jersey, Washington, DC, Pennsylvania, and Maryland for sunbathing, boating, bird-watching, and more. Additionally, each town boasts its own signature charms and character.