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Why You Need to Visit Finland in 2017
Finland isn’t often on the radar for most American travelers, and that’s a shame. But, 2017 is the perfect year to visit. -
The First True Luxury Hotel in Cuba Opens its Doors to Guests
Cuba's Gran Hotel Manzana Kempinski La Habana is the island's first true luxury hotel to open since the revolution. -
Freediving With Extraordinary Journeys: Explore the Ocean on a Single Breath of Air
Freediving is one of the fast-growing underwater sports in the world, but knowing how and where to do it safely requires professional training. -
The Clever Roadie App is Like the Uber of “Sending Stuff”
Why not get paid to drive with the Roadie app? -
The Best Boutique Hotels in San Jose del Cabo, Mexico
San Jose del Cabo offers some of the sleekest, most charming, most boutique hotels in all of Los Cabos. -
Everything You Need to Know to Photograph the Northern Lights
Here’s a primer on what you need — including the right gear, skills, and settings — to perfectly capture the Northern Lights like a pro. -
Extreme Travel: Polar Scuba Diving is a Thing and It’s Awesome
If you’re an adrenaline junkie, polar scuba diving is for you. -
Shipping Up to Boston: Where to Play, Eat, and Stay in New England’s Most Iconic City
With centuries-old pubs and a revolutionary attitude that prevails to this day, Boston is a must-visit destination for the modern nomad. -
Spain’s La Batalla del Vino Festival is a “Bloody” Battle Using 75,000 Liters of Wine as Ammo
Forget childhood food fights. The tiny Spanish town of Haro offers a far boozier, adult alternative: a Wine Battle. -
Trump’s New Policy Limits American Travel to Cuba (Sort of)
Among the president's goals is a full rollback of the Obama administration’s loosening of decades-old restrictions for American travelers to Cuba. -
The Points Guy Tells Us the Secret of Maximizing Travel and Airline Rewards
Get some Point-ers. -
This 1,640-Foot Glass Slide in the Mountains of China Isn’t for the Faint-Hearted
In its continued arms race to build the world's craziest thrill rides, China is set to open a massive glass slide in the mountains near the Yellow River. -
Three Once-in-a-Lifetime Wilderness Adventures in Asia
Paddling forgotten rivers, hiking active volcanoes, and diving with sharks. Here are three bucket list-worthy experiences you’ll only find in Asia. -
Four Unique Summer Travel Destinations You Should Consider for 2017
Summer's here! But if you’re still dreaming of somewhere nicer, more tropical, or more exciting to travel this season, now’s the time to cement your plans. -
Need a New Summer Road Trip? Try the Tennessee Whiskey Trail
Check out how to visit all 25 distilleries on the brand new Tennessee Whiskey Trail–just don't drink and drive. -
The Crystal Explorer is the Clear Kayak for Wide-Eyed Adventure Travelers
There have been few WOW! innovations in the kayak industry, which is what makes the concept of an “invisible” kayak really stand out. -
The Best Boutique Hotels in Panama City, Panama
These boutique hotels embrace the beauty, charm, and elegance of Panama City's Colonial past with plenty of modern touches. -
AirHelp: The “Pocket Lawyer” App for Air Travelers Who’ve Been Wronged
Understanding if, when, and how you might be owed compensation from an airline snafu is a tall order. AirHelp is looking to change that. -
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3 Ultraportable Sporting Goods for Go-anywhere Adventure Travelers
From collapsible kayaks to inflatable paddleboards, these ultraportable sporting goods are perfect for any outdoor adventurer. -
The Greatest Solar Eclipse in a Century is Coming to the US in August
This August, many Americans will witness a truly once-in-a-lifetime event: the greatest solar eclipse of the last hundred years. -
Best Tropical Resorts for Foodies: Where to Eat Well in Mexico and the Caribbean
With help from the world’s most lauded chefs, resort food in the Caribbean and Mexico is finally finding its way. -
Greetings from Asbury Park: Where to Eat, Drink, and Play in the Jersey Shore’s Hippest Town
A hop, skip, and a jump away from New York City is Asbury Park, a revived gem on the Jersey Shore. -
Our 5 Favorite Things From The Ace Hotel Shop
Whether searching for a gift or looking for something for yourself, The Ace Hotel Shop will surely have something for everyone. -
Livestream Your Entire Life with this Pocket-Sized Virtual Reality Camera
Now you can livestream every thrilling and mundane moment of your life in full, 360-degree VR. -
World’s First Zero-Star Hotel Opens in the Mountains of Switzerland
The designer suite offers stunning mountain views, a butler, and cooked-to-order breakfast daily. -
Protect Your Lungs With the Inversion Air Pollution Gaiter 2.0
The Inversion Air Pollution Gaiter 2.0 could be the perfect companion for your next trip into uncharted air pollution of any kind, whether that be abroad or in your own backyard. -
Ditch Summer Music Festivals for Cotopaxi’s 24-Hour Adventure Race
A bizarre scavenger hunt that gets you WAY out of your comfort zone. -
Beyond Havana: Three of the Best Cuban Cities that Aren’t the Capital
Beyond Havana and the beaches, here are three must-see Cuban cities to see before the American tourist rush gets there first. -
Sherpa App Creates Beautiful Travel Guides from Instagram’s Best Photos
Forget clunky, old school paper guides, and find simple inspiration in Instagram's best travel photos. -
On the Bleeding Edge: The 4 Most High-Tech Hotels in Europe
Europe is intent on keeping pace with Asia for the world's most high-tech hotels -
The Ned in London is the Most Exciting Hotel to Open this Year
When the building that The Ned is housed in was constructed in 1924, it was the largest clearing house bank in the world. -
Fuze Consolidates the Entire Contents of Your Wallet Into One Smart Card
With a long list of smartphone-enabled features, the Fuze smart card is perfect for security-conscious travelers. -
Where to Stay in the Volcano-Adjacent Town of La Fortuna, Costa Rica
These four boutique hotels offer a deft blend of organic luxury, natural beauty, and rainforest-inspired accents. -
Gotta Go? The iPee Address Mobile App Helps You Locate the Nearest Bathroom
Can never find a bathroom while traveling? Don't worry: there's an app for that. -
Cyber Security Expert Shaun Murphy on Keeping Devices Safe While Traveling
"Stay [virtually] safe out there!" -
A Comprehensive Guide to the Wildlife Paradise of the Galapagos Islands
Everything you need to know to visit The Galapagos including how to get there and where to stay. -
JetBlue Launches Revolutionary Facial Recognition Boarding Process
The airline is reimagining a more streamlined, paperless boarding process that could revolutionize the future of air travel. -
Set Sail on the High…Rivers? Three Surprisingly Adventurous River Cruises
Legit expedition tour providers are now offering a new crop of adventurous cruises in some of the world’s wildest, most rugged destinations. -
Bucket List Travel: 4 Once-in-a-lifetime Adventure Trips in Australia
If you can only pick four of Australia's most bucket list-worthy outdoor adventures, we suggest these. -
Aurora Expeditions to Launch First Purpose-Built Luxury Polar Cruise Ship
Travel to the poles in the first purpose-built cold-water cruise ship! -
PUBLIC Hotels Offers Luxurious Affordability in New York’s Lower East Side
Ian Schrager's stylish hotel chain opens its first New York location. -
Recharge App Lets Travelers Rent Luxury Hotels by the Minute
Forget "no-tell-motels." Now, one company is taking pay-per-use luxury hotel rooms mainstream with a clever mobile app. -
Go Way Off-Grid at Three of the World’s Most Remote Destinations
Looking to get way off-grid? These three destinations are so remote and beautiful, they hardly seem real. -
What to Expect on Your First African Safari
Before you embark on your first African safari, there are a few practical tips you should know. -
Where to Eat and Shop at Atlanta’s Amazing Ponce City Market
Built in 1926, this renovated warehouse features more shops and restaurants than you'll know what to do with. -
Is this 5-Star Africa Tour the World’s Most Luxurious Train Ride?
While it may seem like the Golden Era of rail travel is long gone, some international companies are looking to revive those bygone days. -
Mezcal and the Magic of Oaxaca, Mexico
Mezcal is certainly one of Oaxaca’s most defining cultural characteristics, but the smoky intoxicant is far from the only reason to visit Oaxaca. -
The Manual Awards: 2017 Edition
For this year's Manual Awards, we highlight the best restaurants, coffee shops, beers, and more for each of these great up-and-coming American cities.
