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Don't squander your time away from work going to the same familiar places. The world is full of new destinations to discover. Here are a few suggestions about where to go and how get there for your next vacation.
Guatemala offers a diverse look at Central America: the highest mountains, active volcanoes and coastal areas. Because of the different elevations, climates and landscapes, Read More
The Silk Road, a vast and ancient network of overland trade routes, spreads over Europe and Asia and passes through numerous presentday countries. Active trading along Read More
Great Britain has so much to offer it is hard to determine a good starting point. Start by sightseeing at Brighton; then go to Stonehenge. Play a few rounds of golf in Read More
Maryland-sized Belgium offers a variety of tourist destinations including beaches, castles, art museums, antique shops and diamond hunting. Look for traces of Gothic, Read More
The 36 countries of Europe offer visitors many choices. Just looking at a brochure to plan living arrangements creates excitement. Travelers can choose options ranging from Read More
Portugal welcomes visitors into its homes, manor homes that is. Portugal has modern tourist accommodations, but the country goes a step farther than the impersonal hotels Read More
Spain is the country to travel to when you want variety in the people, landscape, food and art. The European country successfully blends the cultures of all of the many Read More
The subtropical climate and inviting beaches of the Bermuda Islands lure more than half a million tourists yearly. Attractions include snorkeling and exploring the coral Read More
Tourist-friendly Thailand attracts millions of visitors yearly who enjoy the natural attractions such as the mountains and beaches. Thailand offers an abundance of on-land Read More
When most people think of France, they picture the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum, the Palace of Versailles and the Orsay Museum. People go to France for more than a tour Read More
New York City is one of the most exciting cities in the world to visit. It can be quite hard on the pocketbook, though, if you are not careful. But if you do a little Read More
Los Angeles, the film capital of the world, has plenty to offer tourists, including wonderful museums, a temperate climate and a chance to spot A-list celebrities. Read More
Visit the sights and see all of Miami in a week. If you know the right areas to visit, you can see it all in this energetic city. Miami is a vibrant city with so much to Read More
San Francisco is a city designed to be visited. With excellent public transportation and visitor passes offering reduced rates, it is ideal for the budget-minded traveler. Read More
Whether you're looking for adventure, sightseeing, sports action or just a nice long weekend, Chicago is a great place to visit. It's a beautiful, clean city with exciting Read More
With a population of over half a million people, legendary Las Vegas is the largest town in Nevada and an internationally renowned magnet for thrill seekers, gamblers, Read More
Seattle, Washington, is home to about 570,000 people. A city rich in culture, there's no shortage of things to do. Enjoy everything from Seattle's famous Space Needle to Read More
This Austin-based PBS show has been running since 1976 and has featured artists ranging from Willie Nelson and Ray Charles to Coldplay and the Killers. They film on the UT Read More
Hawaii’s spectacular scenery and friendly locals make it one of the most popular vacation spots in the world. Imagine sparkling waters lined by supple beaches and hotels Read More
Atlanta is a city known for its far-flung cuisine, featuring everything from nouveau Asian fusion to down-home country cooking. Barbecue is big, too. Here are some tips on Read More
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