March 21, 2018 Top 10 remote hotels worldwide Do you need some time away? Far, far away? Look no further.
March 21, 2018 10 places you'd rather be right now We think you deserve a vacation. Let us provide some inspiration…
March 21, 2018 The 10 best party hotels in the US At these hotels, stumbling to bed is as easy as riding the elevator.
March 21, 2018 Top 10 boutique hotels in the world Small, comfortable and often eccentric in the best of ways, these boutique hotels range from homey inns to historic hideaways.
March 21, 2018 Hotel hammocks with views so beautiful you might not want to nap Go ahead, take a break. These hotel hammocks overlook some of the most beautiful spots in the world.
March 21, 2018 5 best hotel rooftop bars in NYC The Manhattan skyline is of course one of the world’s most iconic, an awe-inspiring tribute to human ingenuity and America’s economic success.
March 21, 2018 World's most amazing private pools Whether you seek seclusion or an endless blue vista, these oases provide a swanky way to cool down.
March 21, 2018 Summer’s sweetest all-inclusive family resorts For parents with one eye on their kids and the other on their wallets, all-inclusive resorts are the ultimate antidote to the nickel and diming that’s become so prevalent in the hotel industry. By paying one price for your accommodations, meals, and a raft of activities, you can have fun with no worries that your bill will careen off the tracks like a runaway train. Contrary to popular belief, you don’t need to travel to Mexico or the Caribbean to find a terrific all-inclusive resort. Here are eight fabulous and family-friendly picks where you can go all in this summer without leaving the continental USA.
March 21, 2018 Top 5 places in the world for women to travel solo Year round women are seeking trips to venture out on their own, away from daily life and the demands of work, family and friends. They want to forget about wearing make-up, truly be themselves and enjoy the experience of a lifetime. While there are travelers who want the support of a small group, some prefer to go it completely alone. There are many places in the world that I’d recommend such a journey; however, women should still keep some basic safety practices in mind. I always recommend storing your valuables in different places (hotel safe, your pocket, wallet), keeping a copy of your passport in case it’s lost or stolen and using a moneybelt instead of a purse. Plus, simply appearing confident instead of unsure can go a long way in avoiding danger. I also suggest when women first arrive at their destination that they take a guided walking tour to get acclimated, to learn where things are and to get a feel for the culture. It’s also important to dress appropriately for the country; conservative is always better and ensures you can gain admittance to attractions that may require a standard of dress. That said, here are some of my favorite places in the world where women can feel comfortable traveling solo:
