Bus Travel

There's sexy tango, famous penguins, scrumptious beef, European sights, sounds and tastes. You'll find cosmopolitan cities and a varied landscape, from waterfalls and glaciers to the pampas and desert. Enjoy fine wine, food and service at cheap prices. Argentina has it all and is considered one of the best countries in South America... more »

Set in the otherwise barren expanses of the Peruvian Altiplano, on the border with Bolivia, is Lake Titicaca. At 3500 square miles, it's the largest freshwater lake in South America. Hiking, boating, hiring a pedicab or auto taxi, or traveling by bus, rail or air are options for getting around in the Lake Titicaca area. more »

Traveling between New York City and Boston is so simple, it is a wonder why more people don't just take a day trip to each location. With a travel time of about four hours in a car and a shorter time on a train, it is easy and inexpensive to travel between the two cities in one day. more »

Iceland is a large island in the North Atlantic ocean that is becoming one of the hottest vacation destinations in Europe despite being one of the most expensive. Many of its attractions are of the natural variety, and include glaciers, active volcanoes, hot springs and geysers. Reykjavic, the country's capital, is also sought-after... more »

Taking the bus is annoying enough, but it gets even more challenging when you have to travel with pets. Although the practice can be challenging, you can take your pets along with a lot less hassle if you come prepared. A few simple tips will make your trip as safe and painless as possible, for both you and your pet. more »