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National Park Service Enhances Focus on Native American Heritage

Jessica Proctor06 mins
The National Park Service (NPS) has been striving to preserve and highlight the traditions and history of Indigenous cultures in recent years. Now, it’s making one of its most tangible commitments. The NPS announced last week that it was entering a five-year cooperative agreement with theAmerican Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association(AIANTA) to ensure a more meaningful dialogue with Native American, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian Tribal governments.
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Top Yacht Charters Worldwide for Unforgettable Experiences

Melissa Sullivan016 mins
There are few experiences as luxurious and awe-inspiring as a yacht charter. You can explore the world at your leisure, spend quality time with friends and family in an intimate setting, and the service is second to none. We’ve rounded up the most exceptional new yacht charters to inspire your next voyage, whether you want to relax along the Amalfi Coast or explore remote corners of the globe.
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15 Best Places to Visit in South America

Jonathon Williams014 mins
The continent of South America is as vast as it is varied. From cities in South America like Rio de Janeiro to the beauty of Argentinian Patagonia, South America has a destination to suit every taste. Nevertheless, with so many options, it can be challenging to determine the best place to begin your adventure, especially since some of the finest places in South America to explore are located at opposite ends of the continent. Throughout the years, we’ve traveled to South America numerous times. It’s a remarkable continent that continually draws us back. However, my advice for first-time visitors is to avoid becoming overwhelmed by the plethora of choices—which can be quite difficult. Plan your trip in manageable and achievable segments, concentrating on the regions you enjoy the most. To assist you in discovering the must-see areas in South America, here are the top places that we absolutely adore. Enjoy your journey through this beautiful continent!
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Top 21 Attractions and Activities in New Orleans’ French Quarter: Cafes, Tours, and More

Bobby Spencer09 mins
It’s Mardi Gras season in New Orleans, and the place to enjoy the true flavor of Carnival is the city’s historic French Quarter, where festivities begin annually on January 6 and continue through Fat Tuesday, which falls on March 1 this year. Note that Mardi Gras is more than just one day. Parades and celebrations are already underway; therefore, if you want to get a taste of the season, it’s time to plan your trip to the French Quarter of New Orleans. This neighborhood has much to offer year-round, so whether you’re visiting for the festivities or planning a future trip, this guide will provide valuable insights.
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Ultimate Aspen Travel Guide: Explore, Discover, and Experience

Barbara Griffin014 mins
Arguably no U.S. mountain town is as synonymous with ski culture as Aspen. It’s got glitz and glamour — think: Moncler jackets and pop-up bars from New York brands — and a cadre of die-hard skiers who practically live on the slopes. The worlds collide during après-ski, when unbuckled ski boots, cold beer, and tall ski tales reign supreme. It’s a tradition that started over 75 years ago, when the ski area first opened, and it remains strong today.
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Discover Portugal’s Best Hiking Trails in This Hidden Gem

Vodka Man011 mins
Known to some as the end of the world, the Vicentine Coast is one of Portugal’s best hiking destinations, offering breathtaking views and unique natural landscapes. Covered in flat, loose pieces of shale rock, the trail beneath T.J.’s feet shifted with every step. My gaze skeptically followed the steep crevice of rock downward, where it sloped toward a rocky cove. It wasn’t until T.J., our tour guide, pulled the rope out of his backpack that I realized he was serious about our descent. Pointing to a metal stake in the ground, installed by Portuguese fishermen for this exact purpose, he warned us not to trip.
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