It has been more than two months since the country was placed on lockdown. The coronavirus pandemic has reduced some of us to wear pajamas all the time.
Mardi Gras is one of the biggest celebrations in the United States, and the event can get really rowdy and fun. Mardi Gras is also known as Fat Tuesday, a day known for its indulgence and parties.
If you are trying to relax, warming up, or getting ready for work, a cup of tea always comes in handy. It's a trendy beverage and quite common in many cultures.
Coffee is a beverage loved by many across the world, it brings together friends in cafes, teams in workplaces and loved ones at home.
Road trips have always offered a rewarding way to explore and create memories in a new country—but with air travel problematic today, hitting the road abroad makes more sense than ever.
Many people's lifetime dream is to go on a luxury yacht cruise with close friends or with the family.
Located in the beautiful North Hatley, one of Québec’s most picturesque villages, sits the private estate of Manoir Hovey.
Choosing to purchase a yacht can be a very grand expense but it can also offer you a new style of travel and holidays.
While Japan's Miyagi Prefecture is not yet open to international travelers, there are a number of foodie destinations that should be on travelers' bucket lists when travel restrictions are lifted.
Travel to some of the most secluded places in the world, while experiencing unparalleled service on board a luxury yacht.
Are you a veteran wanting to retire? Whether you see yourself in the peaceful countryside or a lively urban setting, you have plenty of options within USA or overseas.
The dreamy island nation of Antigua and Barbuda is known for having a beach for every day of the year.
From coral preservation to research programs to elephant rehabilitation, conservation is essential all over the world.
As savvy travelers re-evaluate how they engage with local communities while traveling, here are some of the amazing initiatives showcasing how hotels are supporting and developing their local communities in this time of extraordinary need.
It is the second largest city and the biggest one in Makkah province. For quite some time, is has been the gateway to holy cities such as Mecca, that is located 65 kilometers to the east and Medina, that is 360 kilometers to the north.
