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London during the holiday season is something I wish everyone could experience at least once in their lifetime. I mean, you think you've seen Christmas spirit, until you go to London in the month of December.
When the holiday season rolls around, few experiences match the charm of a German Christmas market. Known locally as Weihnachtsmärkte, these markets are more than just festive events—they’re spaces where history, tradition, and community come together. While you can find Christmas markets in many parts of the world now, the ones in Germany, where it all started, still stand out for their authenticity and atmosphere.
Moving abroad requires more than choosing a destination. Americans must consider immigration rules, U.S. and local taxes, healthcare, housing, income and what everyday life will look like after the move.
We often think of summer as the best time for travel, but there’s something special about hitting the road in fall or winter, when crowds thin out, landscapes change, and travel slows to a peaceful pace. Off-season adventures can bring unique experiences at a fraction of the cost, without sacrificing the magic of discovery. Here’s why a cool-season escape could be the perfect gift for yourself.
The re-election of Donald Trump could bring significant changes to travel trends, both domestically and internationally. With political divides shaping travel behavior, potential policy shifts, and evolving international perceptions, U.S. travelers may encounter new dynamics under a second Trump administration. Here’s how his second term could influence American travel at home and abroad.
Vivian Lee Battle Sims may not be a widely known name, but her impact on Pulaski, Tennessee, is profound. At 96, this retired educator and community activist has redefined the legacy of a town once infamous as the birthplace of the Ku Klux Klan. Through her vision and personal funds, Sims commissioned the Resurrection of Valor, a statue honoring the United States Colored Troops (USCT) who fought for the Union during the Civil War.
If you’re an intrepid or wanderlust traveler, the idea of journeying through time may feel like the ultimate escape. Since Ethan Hawke’s Predestination hit screens a decade ago, films have been taking us deeper into the perils and possibilities of traveling not just to new places, but to different eras.
Across the U.S., travelers are changing course from big-city escapes to nature-focused adventures. With a renewed appreciation for the outdoors, many Americans are journeying to majestic mountains, serene lakes, and quiet coastlines in search of peace, fresh air, and a deeper connection with the environment. And for a growing number of these adventurers, one important companion is always in tow—their beloved pets.
This time last year, we were wandering Rome’s winding cobblestone streets, navigating narrow alleys and bustling piazzas, searching for a glimpse of the iconic Trevi Fountain.
‘Philotimo’ dates back millennia, and although can’t be translated into a single word in the English language to this day, is packed with meaning, often illustrated through honourable, respectful and humble acts towards others, no matter who they are, or where they come from.
Think of the word “traveler,” and you might envision someone playing in the ocean, backpacking through Europe, or climbing a mountain. However, travelers come with all ability levels. Sand and summits may present challenges to people with physical disabilities, but exploring the globe is still an important (and enjoyable) part of life.
In the 1990s, Bosnia and Herzegovina was considered one of the most dangerous places in the world. The capital city, Sarajevo, was under constant siege by sniper fire and mortar shells. Today, however, Bosnia looks very different. Though still scarred by the remnants of war, the country has seemingly found a way to come through a very dark tunnel.
