Category: Travel

This two-week itinerary hits the key highlights on the Mother Road and honors the places that have stood the test of time. Start in Chicago or Los Angeles, and if you run short on time, consider prioritizing the mom-and-pop, off-the-wall places for a true Route 66 experience.

Ambergris Caye is Belize’s largest island, and home to San Pedro Town, the most-visited destination in Belize. Read on for information on getting to Ambergris Caye from Belize City.

A great loop through American history, high peaks, and picture-perfect countryside, this two-week trip is a “grand tour” in every sense.

Montréal is a busy, vibrant city that is very walkable and bikeable. There is plenty to see and do in every neighborhood, and it’s fairly easy to get from one side of the city to another by bike or public transit.

A dense rainforest at the end of the downtown peninsula, Stanley Park is a green refuge, incorporating First Nations culture and heritage, woodland and waterfront trails, the city’s aquarium, and spectacular urban and harbor views.

It may be possible to touch down in all four of Atlantic Canada's provinces in one week, but such a rushed schedule is neither practical nor enjoyable. Therefore, in this itinerary, we’ll stick to the three Maritime provinces (Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island).

Home to a plethora of natural wonders including America’s most popular national park, East Tennessee is a nature-lover’s dream—but that’s not all that the area has to offer. Get ready for country music, beer trails, historical mansions, and much more with our top recommendations for things to do in East Tennessee.

Ten days is a good length for a trip to Jamaica and provides enough time to relax on the beach while also venturing beyond the sun and sand for a mix of adventure and culture.

Fiji is the place to go when you want to get away from it all—here are ten reasons to add it to your list of must-visits.

In British Columbia, metropolitan centers thrive alongside sublime wilderness. Start in Vancouver and ferry to its namesake island to enjoy the best of both worlds. This itinerary balances a little bit of everything in Vancouver and Victoria: cities, mountains, and ocean.