When your lease ends, you have three familiar choices: return the car, lease another one, or buy the vehicle already in your garage.
The Caribbean receives millions of visitors each year, yet much of that traffic is concentrated around a relatively small number of cruise ports and large resorts.
Skip the fight for a Springdale hotel room. Here's how to plan a comfortable, star-filled base camp outside Zion National Park.
As travelers seek secluded, nature-filled experiences, properties are taking an immersive approach to design, working with the natural terrain to enhance the property.
A memorable self-drive holiday is rarely a race between hotel check-ins. The freedom to leave a city after breakfast, stop at a viewpoint, and arrive at a quiet coastal property before dinner is part of its appeal.
Luxury travelers remember a dinner long after they forget an airport transfer. The setting matters, but so does the feeling that every detail has been anticipated: a table held at the right time, a server who understands the pace of the evening, and a bill handled without interrupting the conversation.
Few destinations let travelers trade a Caribbean beachfront for a riverfront rainforest retreat or a waterfall-side mountain lodge within the same vacation. In Belize, that contrast is part of the appeal.
Multi-day treks offer the opportunity to explore some of the world's most impressive landscapes on foot, from the mountain valleys of Nepal to the rainforest trails of New Zealand.
The summer version of Mackinac Island is easy to find. More than one million visitors arrive each year to ride horse-drawn carriages, tour the Grand Hotel, and buy fudge along a downtown built for crowds.
Redecorating a teen boy's room is rarely as simple as picking a color and calling it done — what looked cool at ten usually feels childish by fifteen.
For many families, travel is something they plan for months in advance. For others, it is simply a way of life.
Fort Lauderdale is one of the most international cities in the United States. Roughly 27% of its residents are foreign-born, close to 50,000 people out of a population of 188,677, which is nearly double the national rate of 14%.
Travelers are becoming more selective about what earns a place in their bags. Space is limited, so an item needs to prove useful more than once during a trip.
When the courses back home close for the season or turn to frost delays, Phuket is coming into its best months.
Luxury travel is no longer defined only by first-class flights, five-star hotels, private villas, and Michelin-starred restaurants. Increasingly, travelers are looking for something more personal: the freedom to explore beautiful destinations at their own pace without sacrificing comfort.
