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Lonely Planet reveals the world’s 23 most amazing train journeys
As more travelers swap cramped flights for scenic rail routes, Lonely Planet has unveiled its list of the world’s 23 most amazing train journeys -
Win your own private island in Sweden for an entire year
If you have ever fantasized about escaping the noise and claiming a slice of paradise all to yourself, Sweden just turned that daydream into a real possibility -
Why sports & wellness travel is the hottest trend for U.S. travelers
With major sporting events approaching, the new Priority Pass’ brand new global report show how sports travel is highlighting and reshaping how Americans plan their trips. In this new report, recent data revealed how sports and wellness are shaping the next era of travel, showing how the experience can start long before the event or […] -
Stay under the stadium lights at LA’s newest lifestyle hotel
A new beat has arrived in Los Angeles’ fast-growing Stadium District. -
These coastal cabins sit at Washington’s Pacific edge in the heart of a national park
I spent a night in a cabin at the historic Kalaloch Lodge, and here's what you can expect from the only coastal property in Olympic National Park. -
Exploring the Land of Fire and Ice: Touring Iceland in 2026
If you’ve ever dreamed of dramatic landscapes, the land of fire and ice is the place to be. Nothing is quite as striking as Iceland, with its volcanic rock and icy glaciers. The place almost seems to be an oxymoron, and yet here it is, with its stunning black sand beaches and rippling northern lights. […] -
Why Patagonian lamb might be the best meat you never tried
Outside of South America, no one’s talking about Patagonian lamb — but they should be. On a recent trip to Patagonia, I quickly discovered that Chileans and Argentinians living in the Patagonia region take lamb seriously. Sure, I’ve had lamb chops at many top-tier restaurants around the U.S. but Patagonian lamb is delicious on a […] -
Spring Break 2026 airfares drop to Japan, Europe and ski hubs
Spring break is just around the corner — and there’s some encouraging news for spring break travelers. According to new pricing data fro Points Path’s 2026 Spring Break Airfare Trends report, travelers are getting rare good news at the checkout screen, finding airfares are down compared to this time last year. The findings of this […] -
Delta’s new ATL Sky Club finally makes Atlanta layovers enjoyable
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) is known as one of the busiest airports in the world. Not only is this airport known as a hub for Delta Airlines, but it’s also a major hub for layovers for connecting flights. On my recent trip to South America, I connected in Atlanta both on flight to Santiago, […] -
Frisco, Colorado: The Cozy Basecamp Between Colorado’s Biggest Mountains
I stepped out the door of Hotel Frisco and turned left, and walked west down Main Street. A snow dusting lingered from the prior weekend and covered chairs and lined sidewalks. The air was calm, quiet. Multi-colored Christmas lights wrapped around lampposts, like the swirls in a candycane. Mount Royal loomed over the horizon as […] -
A limited-time deal makes Samsonite luggage far more affordable
If you’ve ever wrestled a wobbly suitcase through an airport, you already know why good luggage matters. Smooth wheels, a durable shell, and a setup that fits both short and longer trips can remove a lot of travel friction. The Samsonite Omni 2 hardside expandable luggage 2-piece set is $204.74 for a limited time, down […] -
Your daily backpack upgrade is 60% off and under $60
A good everyday backpack should do three things: carry what you need, stay comfortable, and look good enough that you’ll actually use it every day. The Brevite’s “The Backpack” is $51.99, down from $129.99 for 60% off. That’s the kind of markdown that makes a practical upgrade feel easy, especially if your current bag is […] -
Drinking abroad: the 10 Best Bars in Hong Kong
If you’ve been waiting to visit Hong Kong, now’s the time to go. The city is currently home to the world’s top-ranked bar and the number one hotel, according to The World’s 50 Best, an organization that takes such things seriously. So, there’s plenty to do for the adventurous and thirsty traveler. Across my visits, […] -
Traveling like an anti-tourist: Why I skip major attractions and enjoy trips more
That was the day I realized I did not really like traveling as a tourist. I liked traveling as an anti-tourist, someone who skips the must-see attractions and builds trips around neighborhoods, coffee shops, long walks, and the quiet rhythm of local life. -
Hard-to-reach, not hard-to-do: Patagonia with EF Go Ahead Tours
The progression of travel seems to unfold similarly for many curious adventurers. First, we start by exploring domestically with big-city trips like New York and Vegas and exploring the U.S. national parks. From there, we venture out to easy international adventures like Mexico, Canada, and the Caribbean. After that, a deeper love for travel emerges […] -
Where the Mountains Still Rule: A Winter Journey Through Banff
The pewter-colored Chevy Silverado rumbled as I exited Calgary Airport and began the trek toward Banff. The truck — which I named Earl Grey — absorbed expansion joints as the Google navigation noted my progress and flat, white expanses unfolded before me. Among the plains, clusters of houses with snow-covered roofs resembled miniature winter outposts, […] -
Why your next carry-on should be leather, not plastic
The “soft” luggage trend is about romance and utility. Hard-shell cases are efficient, but a waxed canvas or leather duffel forces you to pack with intention. It fits into overhead bins where rollers can’t, it looks better with age, and it doesn’t make you look like a corporate drone in the airport lounge. Here’s the […] -
An eat, play, stay guide to Borgata, Atlantic City
What I love most about Atlantic City is that there’s truly a resort for every traveler here. From vibrant party crowds to relaxed, leisurely travelers, there’s no bad hotel in the area. Rather, I believe each resort suits a different type of visitor. After my recent stay at Borgota, I discovered this hotel is the […] -
Jasper National Park’s Dark Night Sky Festival lights up the Canadian Rockies
When the sun sets in the Canadian Rockies, the sky comes alive, and the Jasper Dark Sky Festival takes stargazing to another level. -
The ultimate central Oregon winter adventure
While there’s not a lot of snow to speak of so far in the western mountains, there’s still tons to do mid-winter in the region. In central Oregon, between the best Bend breweries, high-desert hikes, fly-fishing, star-gazing, and golf and grub at Brasada Ranch, there are adventures abound. Things only improve when the snow finally […] -
The best places to travel when you don’t want to talk to anyone
Not everyone travels to “meet people.” Some of us travel to not meet people. -
Visiting Marrakesh’s famous square? Here’s what I think travelers should know
If you're planning to visit Marrakesh's famous Jemma el-Fnna square, here's how to prepare. -
Effortless 360 Capture for Travel and Action Sports
As I ride up the Paradise Chairlift at Lake Louise Ski Resort, I admire the snow-covered expanses before me. To the right, an outcropping rises into the sky, and to the left, Eagle Ridge spans across the horizon. I want to capture this. I press record on my Insta360 X5 camera, letting the spherical lenses […] -
The return of the roadside motel
Some things don’t need to come back. You know, like giant belt buckles or COVID. Other things are welcome back anytime (looking at you Brut IPA beer and sherry wine). One thing on the verge of roaring back is the roadside motel. These lower-profile lodging destinations used to be major attractions along major thoroughfares like […] -
Weekend in Montreal? Here’s how to do it right
Montreal is that rare kind of city that makes you feel like you went on a whole international vacation… without actually doing the whole international vacation thing. -
Delta spotlights Team USA’s journey to Milano Cortina 2026 in new campaign
Delta Air Lines is commemorating the journey of Team USA athletes in the lead-up to the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026. Delta is the official airline of Team USA and its new campaign highlights the persistence, tenacity, and enthusiasm embodied by these athletes. The airline’s brand spots will debut during the opening […] -
Blue Monday: Why it hits—and how to beat the January blues
Blue Monday, which falls on the third Monday of January, has become known as the saddest day of the year. Thanks to the biting cold and the return to the “grind”, Booking.com says Americans are looking ahead to sun-drenched escapes to help shake off the post-holiday blues. New data collected from Booking.com shows a notable […] -
Six-figure holiday: The most extravagant Valentine’s escapes in America
Valentine’s Day comes and goes every year, but what if you one year was the one you’d always remember? In 2026, the some couples are skipping candy hearts, chocolates, and flowers and opting for six-figure love stories that go above and beyond. This year, Ocean Key Resort & Spa in Key West, Florida and The […] -
5 best rooftop bars in Marrakesh
From the best lounge atmospheres to unique cocktails, these five rooftop bars in Marrakesh are worth a stop. -
Airstream’s World Traveler 22RB is among the company’s most affordable RVs ever
Few names are as synonymous with road-tripping as Airstream. But the brand’s iconic “silver bullet” travel trailers often come with a sky-high price tag. Now, the company wants to change that with the debut of one of its most accessible models ever. The new World Traveler 22RB relies on the same World Traveler chassis that […] -
From Mexico City to Japan: Fora travel releases its 2026 hot list
The annual Fora Hot List just dropped — highlighting the next big trends across up and coming destinations and which travel themes are expected to be prevalent throughout the year. The report reveals the trends shaping where and how society will explore the world next. Compared to other 2026 travel trend lists I’ve seen, Fora’s highlights […] -
From boardwalks to board games: Atlantic City’s monopoly on nostalgia
Atlantic City is one of my favorite local destinations to travel to. Even in the winter, when things get boring for those of us on the East Coast, there’s always something interesting happening in Atlantic City. As nostalgia tourism continues to make it’s mark as a rising travel trend, Atlantic City serves as the perfect […] -
Why travel and vacation aren’t the same—and it matters
Most people say they love to travel—but what I’ve learned is that they really mean they love vacations. In the general meaning of the term, these two words are often used interchangeably. When you’re requesting PTO at work, you tell your co-workers you’re going on “vacation”. If you asked me five years ago, I would […] -
EF Go Ahead Tours explains how authentic food experiences are reshaping travel
EF Go Ahead Tours has just dropped a new collection of food-focused tours to meet the growing demand for culinary travel. As a leader in guided group travel for adults, the brand just dropped its newest “Food Tours” collection, featuring an expanded portfolio of immersive, small-group itineraries designed to connect travelers more deeply with local […] -
Inside the Barcelona bar where my cocktail arrived on a tiny moving train
Blending vintage design with an interactive concept—where handcrafted cocktails arrive by miniature bar-train—this unforgettable bar is a true must-visit for anyone seeking a unique experience when exploring Barcelona. -
Ojai is close to Los Angeles and San Diego but seemingly a world away
Sometimes, you need to take the road less traveled. With all do respect to Joshua Tree National Park, Palm Springs, and Las Vegas, there are other options within a relatively short drive from major southern California metro areas. If you haven’t heard of Ojai, it’s high time that you did. Nestled in the Tapatopa Mountains […] -
Why I wish I’d visited Barcelona’s Mercat de la Boqueria market sooner on my trip
As it turns out, this massive food market was even more impressive in person than it looked online. -
The stunning mountain range you can visit just one hour from Barcelona
Here's everything you can do and see in a day trip to Montserrat — from scenic hikes to panoramic views of Catalonia to a visit to the famous Santa Maria de Montserrat Abbey monastery. -
Staying ahead of the wave: The two life lessons I got in my first surf lesson
I had to escape the hustle and bustle of the fall season. The holidays were as crazy as they always were, and therefore, I had to find an opportunity to get away. That opportunity came about when I jetted off to St. Barths to visit Hotel Manapany. The pristine waters, the clear skies with a […] -
From Kyoto to the Himalayas: 5 experiential gifts of 2026
2026 is the year of creating memories — and data suggests that experiential gifting is no longer just a trend; it’s a cultural shift shaping travel for the good. Spending on experiences is projected to rise 16% year over year. The global wellness tourism market reached $995 billion in 2024 (Global Wellness Institute) and is […] -
Why this Barcelona tapas tour became my favorite way to eat like a local
I've been on three excellent food tours through Eating Europe — but the Barcelona Side Streets Tapas & Wine Tour tops the list as my favorite. -
Delta One check-in rolls out to more hubs nationwide
Delta One passengers can now look forward to a concierge-like experience as soon as they enter the terminal. Delta Air Lines has expanded its Delta One check-in to hubs across the U.S., offering customers a space to drop off bags, relax, and check-in. These upscale areas go hand in hand with the Delta One in-flight […] -
This Marrakesh sunrise experience is worth waking up for
If you're planning to visit Morocco, here's why this Marrakesh sunrise experience is worth waking up for. -
Massive fires altered Jasper National Park, but what’s returning deserves attention
The Jasper National Park Fires powerfully changed its natural landscape, providing a unique perspective and learning opportunity that makes it a must-visit stop. -
Future-ready travel: How Briggs & Riley’s Sympatico redefines luggage
To learn what sets this travel innovation apart from the endless options on the market, we spoke with Daehwan Kim, Briggs & Riley Senior Product Designer. -
A Michelin-recommended culinary tour of North Carolina
The Michelin Guide is often considered the most prestigious restaurant award in the world. In 2025, the Michelin Guide entered the American South. To sample these restaurants firsthand, I was taken on a guided culinary tour courtesy of Visit North Carolina. Here are the interesting restaurants that impressed me. -
5 unmissable things to do in Rhodes, Greece
If Rhodes, Greece is on your Greek island bucket-list, add these five things to do to your itinerary. -
Fly Las Vegas in Zapata’s AirScooter, a Hollywood-buzzed one-person thrill
Up in the air in an hour and featuring a true solo adventure, we chatted with the Founder & CEO of Zapata. Franky Zapata, to learn more about why the AirScooter is the future of exploration. -
The Malta cocktail bar where drinks look like artwork—and taste amazing
But KAMY Cocktail Bar is a must-visit for unique cocktails that turn beverages into art. Inside this tiny space lie craft cocktails that are not only Instagram-worthy but are delicious -
The snowboard bindings we’re most excited about for winter 2025/2026
Snowboard bindings are an essential part of your kit, and can make or break a day on the hill. Why? As the tool that transfers your inputs to the board, they’re the conduit from what you’re trying to do and what the board does. But not all models are created equal. While two-strap, manually fastened […]