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Escaping the Snow in Scenic Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA
A West Coast couple makes an attempt to escape the cold weather for a few Santa Fe rays. This New Mexico destination at 7,000 feet boasts 300 days of annual sunshine and only 14 inches of precipitation. What were the odds they’d be rained on, let alone see snow?
9 Trips Inspired by Travel Books That Are Probably Too Crazy to Actually Take
Lovers of great travel stories might find themselves motivated to try to replicate what they’ve read, but that’s not always a good idea. Here are 9 inspirational books that Eileen Smith thinks could get you in trouble.
The Rugged Palm Springs – California, USA
Palm Spring is often compared to “Hollywood in the Desert” but this is a journey of the natural, rugged side of the jewel in the California desert.
What to do When You’re Broke Overseas
Running low on money while you are traveling is a common problem. Luke Nye has been there so he’s collected up his best advice for handling the situation.
Ayahuasca Healing Journey – Into the Amazon
Ayahuasca healing ceremonies, which are conducted by shamans, have been an integral part of life in the upper Amazon for centuries.
6 Ways that Traveling with Kids Can Actually Improve Your Travel Experience
When you start having a family you might assume your travelin’ days are behind you, but Karen Banes has 6 great reasons why children can make the travel experience even better.
What A Way To Open An Airport! – Branson, Missouri
Roy A. Barnes witnessed an incredible air show to prelude the first commercial flights scheduled to arrive into Branson.
Just an Onsen – Matsuyama, Japan
As storied as Dogo Onsen’s history is, it’s still an onsen.
7 of the World’s Best Chinatowns
Some people joke that all Chinatowns look alike, but if you look carefully you’ll see plenty of differences. Andy Hayes highlights 7 of his favorites from around the planet.
Reverse Tourism: Seeing home through the eyes of visitors – French River, Ontario
You don’t need to travel far to experience tourism. Impromptu tour-guiding in your hometown can be equally rewarding.
From Abu Dhabi to Dubai and Back
It would be a mistake to judge Dubai by European standards. But surely this was the only place in the world where you could lie on the beach and ski down the slopes within half a day.
Indian People Don’t Do This Sort of Thing, Or Do They?
Is it possible for my mother to be right? Are there no other Indian people being Vagabonders out there like I plan to be? I go on a quest for the truth.
Green Travel – A Beginner’s Guide
Everyone is talking about being “green” these days, but not everyone knows exactly what that means, especially as it relates to travel. So expert Dr. Miin Chan gives us some solid advice and strategies for how to begin.
7 Classic and/or Weird American Summer Food Festivals
Warm weather means it’s time to celebrate food by gathering together, getting drunk, and stuffing our faces. Chris Clark takes us on a tour of 7 of the most notable of these festivals in the United States.
Tan Lines Fade – Habitat for Humanity in North Carolina
Tan lines fade much faster than the effects of a Habitat for Humanity experience for Grace Hawkins.
Telltale National Icons of South America
Yes, Diego did punch a ball into the goal with his hand in a World Cup game, but he got away with it-the goal counted-and that is just perfect for the people of Argentina.
9 Amazing Amusement Parks Around the World
For Americans it’s easy to assume that all the best amusement parks are the famous ones in the United States, but there are fantastic parks all over the world. Deanna Hyland shows us 9 of the very best.
6 Iconic Mountains You Can Climb
Many of the most famous peaks around the world are only reachable for professionals, but not all of them. Abigail King has done her share of climbing so she lists 6 famous mountains you can probably scale yourself.
Climbing Mount Kinabalu, Borneo
It may not be the highest peak on earth, but the 2 day climb up Mount Kinabalu will get even the fittest person heart pumping.
How to Stay Fit on the Road
Some of us have trouble staying fit while we travel, but it doesn’t have to be too hard or painful. Katie Hammel gives us some expert tips and advice on how to return in better shape than when we left.
7 Reasons Why Traveling With Your Parents Isn’t a Bad Idea
Depending on your age, the thought of traveling with your parents might sound horrifying. But seriously, it can be much better than you might expect, for a variety of reasons. Here are just 7 of those from Eileen Smith.
Top Reasons to Visit Texas’ Rio Grande Valley Next Winter
Don’t think of the Grand Canyon when you visit the Rio Grande Valley in Texas. The valley may be smaller, but it’s a great winter escape where you can hit the desert and the beach in the same day. Join Karen on her roadtrip to the Valley where the wildlife, history and Tex-Mex food are sure to please.
7 of the World’s Best Roller Coasters
Roller coasters and getting bigger, stronger, and faster every year. Check out 7 of the very best from parks around the world.
Iguazu Falls: A Photo Tour
If you haven’t yet been to the amazing Iguazu Falls on the Argentina/Brazil border, you are really missing out. Kelvin Lim describes the experience with the help of spectacular photos.