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Spend a Night in the World’s 8 Most Haunted Hotels (If You Dare)
"Haunted" is a subjective term, but these eight haunted hotels are definitely among the creepiest in the world. -
Take Your Library Anywhere With Amazon’s Waterproof Kindle Oasis
With the waterproof Kindle Oasis, you can theoretically read a book in any environment — even underwater -
You Can Walk the Line on the Recently Completed Johnny Cash Trail in Folsom, California
It seems only fitting the town of Folsom, California would dedicate a Johnny Cash Trail — and a whole lot more — in honor of the Man in Black. -
Japan’s Second City: The Only Osaka Travel Guide You’ll Ever Need
Our Osaka Travel Guide emphasizes delicious street food, friendly locals, and love for baseball. -
Our 3 Favorite Palm Beach Hotels a Sojourn in the Sunshine State
Next time you take a trip to a beautiful Florida beach, stay in one of our three favorite Palm Beach hotels. -
Best Football Bars in Manchester, England: Where to Drink Before, During, and After a Match
We weren't satisfied with just any old list of football bars in Manchester, so we went to the city ourselves to scope it out. -
Haunted House, Schmaunted House: Try a Haunted Cave Instead
It's a scary, 45-minute haunted cave tour complete with "ghosts" — and a cocktail bar. -
Safeguard Your Valuables With These Anti-Theft Travel Accessories
Since hotel safes are no longer bastions of personal security, here are our favorite anti-theft travel essentials to keep your valuables safe on the go. -
Japanese Train Suite Shiki-Shima is So Luxe it Requires an Application to Ride
The Train Suite Shiki-Shima, offers an unrivaled luxury experience through Japan’s countryside. How luxurious you ask? Its got its own theme song. -
This A-frame Cabin Rental Near Yosemite is Almost Impossible to Book
Retreat from real-world obligations at this Yosemite cabin rental — if you can. -
Ride Before You Die: 3 Cycling Trips Worth Traveling For
Hardcore cyclists are always seeking the hardest, most punishing trails to ride. Here are the world's bucket-list-worthy cycling trips. -
How ‘Open Skies’ Agreements are Threatening to Sink U.S. Airlines in the Not-Too-Distant Future
"Open skies" agreements are influencing the future of air travel — especially the price for passengers. Here’s what you need to know. -
4 Adventurous Reasons to Visit Israel Right Now
In addition to a burgeoning craft beer scene and stunning beaches, Israel is home to a surprising number of adrenaline-fueled outdoor opportunities. -
‘Dumb and Dumber’ Tailgating Tour is an Excuse to Visit Your Alma Mater
Road trip with your best bud Lloyd-and-Harry style and check out this real-life Mutt Cutts van. -
Wander through Japan’s Historic Capital with our Travel Guide to Kyoto
Everywhere to shop, eat, and sightsee in the ancient city of Kyoto. -
Can You Survive Canada’s 24-Hour Sasquatch Challenge?
If you’ve ever wanted to meet Bigfoot in person, this travel company is giving you the chance with a one-of-a-kind luxury travel package called Sasquatch Challenge. -
A Visit with the Indigenous Broran Community of Costa Rica (Photos)
The only thing profound than visiting the rainforest of Costa Rica is experiencing it with the Broran, a community whose culture is intertwined with the terrain. -
From Waterfront Resorts to Historic Inns, Here at the Finest Hotels in Istanbul, Turkey
From charming, centuries-old guesthouses to world-class waterfront resorts with every imaginable luxury, the best hotels in Istanbul run the gamut. -
The World’s Best Halloween Festivals Worth Traveling For
These Halloween festivals feature plenty of lewd behavior, outlandish costumes, lavish parades, and, of course, lots and lots of alcohol. -
Trek with Mountain Gorillas at Rwanda’s Otherworldly Bisate Lodge
World-famous mountain gorilla trekking aside, Rwanda's luxurious new Bisate Lodge is an incredible and worthy destination in its own right. -
Where to Find the World’s Most Stunning and Unique Vacation Rentals
Boutique-Homes.com eliminates the headache of searching for a getaway by listing only the world's most beautiful and unique vacation rentals. -
The Weird and Wonderful World of Japanese Convenience Stores
Japan may have the most Michelin-starred restaurants in the world, but the really good stuff is waiting inside Japanese convenience stores. -
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To Hell with the Hamptons: Stay in North Fork, Long Island Instead
While the nearby Hamptons are full of VIPs and velvet ropes, North Fork, Long Island, is all farms and vineyards — 47 vineyards, to be exact. -
The Tacos at Tokyo’s Casa De Sarasa are More Authentic than Most in America
When DJ Sarasa realized she couldn't find real Mexican food in Tokyo, she took matters into her own hands. -
Elon Musk: We Will Travel “Anywhere on Earth in Under an Hour” with the BFR
Imagine traveling from Manhattan to Shanghai in just 40 minutes. This futuristic proposition may become reality with SpaceX's BFR rocket. -
Hilton Odawara is Japanese Hotel Luxury at its Finest
You can't go to Japan without experiencing the onsen, and Hilton Odawara is the perfect place to relax, unwind and enjoy the natural hot springs. -
New TSA Screening Means Airport Security Hell is About to Get Worse
Here's what you need to know about — and how to prepare for — the new TSA screening. -
4 Best Destinations to See Fall Foliage (that aren’t New England)
Whether adventuring or just plain road-tripping, here are our favorite places to “leaf-peep” (yeah, we said it) the fall foliage this season -
Tsukemen: A Secret, Life-Affirming Form of Ramen Waits for You in a Tokyo Train Station
It's time to meet tsukemen. -
Find Inner Peace and Experience History at a Ryokan, a Traditional Japanese Inn
Sleep like a samurai. -
3 Stark Minimalist Hotels for Nature-Lovers in Scandinavia
These minimalist hotels in Norway and Sweden bring the outdoors in. -
Become a Lord of the Rungs with New Zealand’s 450-meter Wildwire Wanaka Waterfall Climb
From the land of bungee jumping comes the harrowing Wildwire Wanaka Waterfall Climb… -
Google Pixel Buds Will Offer Real-time Translation of 40 Languages
The groundbreaking Google Pixel Buds will offer game-changing technology for travelers: instant language translation. -
6 Iconic Bridges Spanning the Globe
The world's most iconic bridges are not only engineering marvels, but also works of art that have become iconic landmarks in their own right. -
United Airlines is Retiring its Last Boeing 747 in Retro Style
To honor the last in-service Boeing 747, United Airlines is recreating the original aircraft’s maiden 1972 flight. -
The Ultimate Tokyo Travel Guide
If you're taking a trip to Japan anytime soon, our Tokyo Travel Guide is here to help you plan. -
Ireland’s Spike Island Prison is the Alcatraz of Europe
The dark history of Spike Island prison fuels visitors’ morbid curiosity. -
Zippelin is an Inflatable Travel Bag Made from Seat Belts and Tarps
Freitag's Zippelin is an inflatable, rolling travel bag designed to be rugged, water-repellent, and easily stored. -
3 Luxury Hotel and Car Packages to Consider for Your Next Trip
These three hotel and car packages offer the best of both worlds for car-loving travelers: world-class lodging and a beautiful set of wheels. -
World’s Largest Cocktail Festival Opens in London this Week
London Cocktail Week kicked off this week for the eighth year in a row, and more than 30,000 are expected to attend. -
Rustic Luxury: 3 Best Hotels in South Lake Tahoe, California
Skip the garish, 1960s-era motels and charmless resorts in favor of these three hotels in South Lake Tahoe. -
Get Lost ‘Man vs. Wild’-style with the Ultimate Black Tomato Travel Experience
This unique experience from Black Tomato travel company is about getting very, very lost — literally, philosophically, and completely. -
Perfect Shot: 4 Best Travel Tripods For Your Next Adventure
The best travel tripods are compact, portable, and easy to use. Here are four great options for your next epic trip. -
East Coast Hikes to Ruins, Ghost Towns, and Other Abandoned Splendor
The beauty of nature and the sometimes eerie, sometimes enchanting, and always intriguing vestiges of faded history can be found on these East Coast hikes. -
Are You a Travel Addict? According to Science, It’s a Very Real Phenomenon
Some people take travel to the extreme, becoming what psychologists have coined dromomaniacs. In layman’s terms: They are travel addicts -
The Winnebago Revel is a Beast of an RV that can Off-Road Anywhere
Adventure road-trippers, your hardcore RV has arrived. Meet the Winnebago Revel. -
Leaf Peeping and Good Eating: How to Enjoy Autumn in Aspen, Colorado
Aspen restaurants set the bar when it comes to quality cuisine and stunning views. -
3 Luxury Sailing Vacations to Go On Before You Die
Travelers adventurous enough to sail around a country are afforded a view few others will experience — which is what makes sailing vacations so desirable. -
Berlin Opens World’s Largest Street Art Museum (and It’s Free)
More than 150 artists are featured in the inaugural exhibition at Germany's new street art museum.