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3 Unique Adventure Tours for U.S. Citizens Traveling to Cuba
Cuba can be a challenging and complex destination for American travelers. Here are the best, legal adventure tours for U.S. citizens visiting the island. -
Ping GPS Is the World’s Smallest Global Luggage Tracker
Ping promises to revolutionize global luggage tracking. -
“Secret Waterfalls” Emerge in Yosemite National Park Thanks to Record Snowpack
Hundreds of never-before-seen waterfalls are raging in Yosemite National Park thanks to one of the wettest years ever. -
Take Your Best Shot with You: The XSPROFIX Portable Espresso Machine
The XSPROFIX Portable Espresso Machine lets you take your best shot with you wherever you go. -
Explore the Best Boutique Hotels in Rincón, Puerto Rico
In addition to Rincon's relaxed restaurants and toes-in-the-sand beach bars, the island's surf capital is replete with excellent boutique hotels. -
Wanderlust: A Guide to Living the Van Life
If you're doing to ditch your job and responsibilities and live the Van Life, here's what you're going to need to be at least moderately comfortable. -
Why Your Hotel Safe Isn’t Nearly As Secure As You Think
A spate of surprising reports and how-to videos reveal the ubiquitous lockboxes aren’t nearly as secure as you think. -
3 Once-in-a-lifetime Wilderness Adventures in South America
Experience three of the most bucket list-worthy outdoor adventures on one of the world's most rugged and underexplored continents. -
The “World’s Most Dangerous Hiking Path” Reopens in Spain
Few hikes can hold a candle to Spain’s deadly El Caminito del Rey — often dubbed “the world’s most dangerous hiking path.” -
Fly Like Gatsby in The ‘Manhattan Airship’ Private Executive Jet
Embraer, one of the biggest players in the executive air travel game, is taking custom private jets to a whole new level. -
On the Bleeding Edge: The 4 Most High-Tech Hotels in Asia
Asia is home to some of the most modern, high-tech hotels in the world where state-of-the-art amenities are table stakes. -
The Best Places to Eat, Play, & Stay in Carmel, California
Carmel is often a hub or stopping point rather than a destination in and of itself. This should no longer be the case. -
Travelmate Robotics Suitcase Autonomously Follows Its “Owner”
Travelmate Robotics goes beyond "ordinary" smart luggage with the world's first fully autonomous robot suitcase. -
4 Must-Have iPhone Photography Accessories for the Dedicated iPhoneographer
For iPhoneographers these days, it's possible to carry a virtual mobile photography studio wherever you are in the world. -
There’s Nothing Rotten in the State of Denmark, So Why Not Visit Copenhagen?
The perfect medium-sized European adventure awaits. -
Honula Is the New Standard in Adventure Travel Booking
Your new one-stop shop for surfing adventures all over the globe. -
5 Bulletproof Tips for Scoring a Dirt-Cheap Car Rental
Don't be caught unprepared at the rental car counter — these five tips can help you save big. -
The Best of Provincetown: Where to Play, Eat, and Stay in Massachusetts’ Iconic Seaside Getaway
Here are just a handful of ways to spend the weekend in Cape Cod's cultural capital. -
The Definitive Guide to Stealing from Hotel Rooms
Souvenir or straight-up theft? Hotels reveal everything they want you to "steal" and what items are strictly off limits. -
Tips on Shooting Drone Photography from Phenom Drone Master Chase Guttman
Take your travel drone photography to new heights with these tips from a master. -
The Half Day Tour: The World’s Best Layover Cities
You could frustrate yourself with slow airport WiFi during your long layover or you could venture out for a half-day tour of some of the greatest cities in the world. -
The Best Places to Play, Eat, and Stay in Portland, Maine
With killer craft beer and a burgeoning, world-class food scene, Portland is among the most underrated cities in the U.S. -
Wild Antarctica: Three Cool Cruises to the Southernmost Continent
If you're looking for a real polar adventure, these unique Antarctic cruises go much, much deeper. -
Holy Crap, Camp Bacon is a Real Place and You Can Go
For those who put bacon on their bacon. -
This Australian Beach House is a Modern-Day Seaside Villa
Beach-side, pool, a stunning modern design… and no noisy neighbors. -
The World’s Most Brutal Sports (and Where to See Them)
Football, hockey, MMA — none of these touches the danger and sheer brutality of these four spectator sports. -
International Expeditions: Intimate, Exciting, Adventure Travel Everywhere
Ever wanted to find yourself just off of a remote South American island snorkeling in a dormant volcano calderra? International Expeditions can help. -
Adventure Travel: Catch the Next Wave with SurfYogaBeer
Adventure travel doesn’t have to be extreme for you to have an extremely good time. -
Studio Dror’s Dramatic Plan to Give Istanbul More Green Space with “Parkorman”
Swings, fountains, paths and more enhance your interaction with nature at Parkorman. -
Richard Branson Just Sank a WWII-Era Ship in the British Virgin Islands
The billionaire's latest endeavor is equal parts environmental philanthropy, underwater art project, and “just doing something because it’s cool.” -
Arbor Day Done Right: Sequoia and Redwood National Parks
These two National Parks are two of the best places in the world to celebrate trees. -
Launch Event Recap: Kilts, Cocktails, and Scottish Style
Check out this recap of The Manual's Scotland Adventure Guide launch, including three amazing Whiskey cocktail recipes. -
Rum, Cigars, and Coffee at the Best Boutique Hotels in Havana, Cuba
Throw a stone in any direction from the center of Old Havana, and you’re likely to hit a legit boutique hotel. Here are our three favorites. -
Diving for Vino: Croatia Opens Its First Underwater Winery
If you love wine and scuba diving, it's time to update your bucket list with a visit to one of the world's few underwater wineries. -
Collective Retreats is like having a High-End Hotel in some of Nature’s Wildest Spots
John Muir wasn’t wrong when he said we should “…break clear away, once in a while, and climb a mountain or spend a week in the woods." -
The “First Night Effect” is the Reason You Can’t Sleep in a Hotel Room
An estimated 99% of travelers experience the “first night effect” and there’s a scientific reason behind it. -
Stay in Cliffside Rooms and Old-Hollywood Hangouts at these Best Boutique Hotels in Jamaica
Skip Jamaica's overcrowded mega-resorts on your next trip in favor of these three, authentic boutique inns and hotels. -
Tour Corsica, Sardinia and Sicily By Bike, Following Your Stomach
The route follows the laid back west coast of Corsica, where wild boar, the island’s delicacy, is very much on the menu. -
Travel Calgary: The Best Places to Play, Eat, and Stay in Canada’s “Frontier City”
In a few short decades, Calgary has quietly evolved to offer world-class dining, boutique hotels, and one-of-a-kind outdoor experiences. -
Hyperloop Could Take Passengers Between NYC and DC in 20 Minutes
Imagine traveling between NYC and D.C. in just 20 minutes. The Hyperloop One could make that a reality by 2021. -
Surf in the Middle of Texas at this Water Wonderland
Hang loose in the Lone Star State at one of the world's biggest inland surf parks. -
Travel Canada: 5 Reasons to Visit Our Neighbor to the North in 2017
Amazing outdoor opportunities, free national parks, and a 150th-annivesary celebration — here are five reasons to visit Canada in 2017. -
Hook & Albert Allows Travelers to Adventure in Style
Though it was founded on the desire of being a one-stop shop for men's accessories, Hook & Albert has built a travel section by offering quality gear. -
Here’s What the New U.S. “Electronics Ban” Means for Air Travelers
Confused by the recent U.S. "electronics ban" for air travelers? Here's what you need to know.