Destinations
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19 Money-Saving Tips for Visiting National Parks
America’s National Park Service is more than 100 years old. Yellowstone was the very first national park, recognized by Congress in 1872. But the agency didn’t become official until President Woodrow Wilson signed the Organic Act of 1916, in the…
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Worth a Go: 20 Unique Bathrooms Every Tourist Should Check Out
From artistic designs to over-the-top luxury, these 20 public restrooms around the world attract visitors for far more than necessity.
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Cheap Labor Day Getaways in All 50 States
Although fall doesn’t officially arrive until Sept. 23, Labor Day weekend marks the end of summer for many Americans. With tourist season over, assuming the annual vacation budget hasn’t been completely spent, every state has destinations and things to do…
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Best Things to Do in Baltimore, Charm City Guide
From blue crab spots to museums and free events, discover the best things to do in Baltimore, also known as Charm City.
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20 Beautiful Beachside Campgrounds Across America
For most people, camping is all about getting lost in the wilderness, but it doesn’t have to be. Beach bums on a budget, rejoice: There are tons of places to camp that are near or even on the water. Some…
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32 Bucket-List Festivals for Every Music Fan
More than a collection of concerts, music festivals are supposed to be an experience of their own. That’s why the best ones are as much about the setting and social atmosphere as they are about the specific artists performing. Though…
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Patriotic Travel Destinations in All 50 States
Packed with America-themed holidays, summer is the season of patriotism, coming to a head on Independence Day. In some places, however, Fourth of July festivities and spectacular fireworks are just…
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30 Beautiful Destinations for Taking Photos Around the World
While the Eiffel Tower in Paris and the pyramids in Egypt are classic choices for travel photographs, there are countless lesser known destinations that are equally — if not more…
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14 Theme Park Rides Opening This Summer — and a Few That Have Closed Forever
Every year, amusement parks unveil new attractions to give their loyal fans new thrills. For people with annual passes who go several times a year, that means they can always…
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25 Last-Minute Vacation Rentals for a Fourth of July Getaway
You don’t have to spend a fortune to have a fabulous Fourth of July getaway. In many places, it’s still possible to find accommodations well under $200 per night for…
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Last-Minute Memorial Day Weekend Getaways in Every State
Memorial Day weekend, the unofficial start of summer and one of the most popular three-day weekends of the year. If your holiday weekend schedule doesn’t already involve a backyard cookout…
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25 Cheapest Cities for Summer Air Travel
Summer is nearly here, and for many, that means it’s time to start finalizing vacation plans. For many, the consideration, however, isn’t where do I want to go, but where…
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12 Things You Didn’t Know About Puerto Rican Food Culture
Puerto Rican cuisine often gets lumped into the general “Latin food” or “Spanish food” categories, but it has its own rich culture to explore. African roots (all the mashed plantains),…
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Don’t Miss 19 of America’s Most Underrated National Parks
America’s many national parks can give visitors a breath of fresh air — or suffocate them with crowds. All-stars such as Yosemite and the Grand Canyon attract millions of people a…
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30 of the Smallest Restaurants Around the World
Most restaurants want to pack in as many diners as possible to maximize profits, but that isn’t always the case. Some tiny eateries buck conventional wisdom by instead focusing on…
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15 Experiences Every ‘Game of Thrones’ Fan Will Love
The new season of “Game of Thrones” (like winter) is coming, and if you’re a fan, you’re probably looking for ways to get your Westeros fix before the premiere of…
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50 Best Wheelchair-Accessible Vacation Spots
The Americans With Disabilities Act requires cities, institutions, and businesses to make their facilities accessible to everyone. That includes public transit such as buses and subways; infrastructure including sidewalks, stairways,…
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These Laundromats Offer Pizza, Beer, Music, and More Cool Stuff
Doing laundry is a boring chore, especially if you’re stuck doing it at a laundromat. Thankfully, to help pass the time, some laundromats now offer unique features and attractions that…
