Category: Planning

Wine tasting doesn’t have to be expensive. With a bit of planning, you can stretch your Wine Country dollars without skimping.

The term may evoke comical images of tourists sneaking up on unsuspecting fallen leaves to ogle them, but come autumn in Vermont, “leaf peeping” is serious business. This seven-day itinerary guides you to the best views of Vermont's foliage.

We all know that happy kids make for happy parents, so if you have the young ’uns in tow, consider the following itinerary for your travels through Kentucky.

Planning a short trip or a weekend getaway? Here’s a guide to the best of Philly with suggestions for historical sights like Independence Hall or exploring the murals and museums that make up its top-notch art scene.

Only have a few days in Cleveland? Here's a guide to the best of the city, from dining at Michael Symon's Lolita to shopping in the Lorain Avenue Antiques District to visiting the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

A car of your own is not necessarily beneficial in San Francisco, but if you have one with you, here's how to navigate the daunting hills, find cheaper parking options, and more.

There are so many experiences to be had in California's Wine Country. Start planning your trip with this introduction to Napa and Sonoma Valley. Learn a bit about each region including the best times of year to visit.

Here's everything you need to enjoy a trip to the tip of the thumb, whether you're looking to stay the night or take the ferry to Washington Island.

Virginia and Maryland encompass a large amount of land. This 12-day itinerary starts in Washington DC and provides an opportunity to hit most of the highlights of the region and get a good feel for both states.

Planning a trip to Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve? Here are some options for accommodations and food in the area, as well as information about package tours available from locations in and around Punta Allen.

This itinerary places heavy emphasis on archaeological sites alongside new attractions and places to eat and play, and it also covers a few notable spots outside Jerusalem.

Honduras is a place best taken at a leisurely pace, to really enjoy those soporific tropical vibes. With 10 days, it’s easily possible to have a vacation combining several different activities and parts of the country, at a relatively relaxed pace.