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How you get there, and who you get there with, can be just as important as the places you end up.
Some of our favorite U.S. hotels on the East Coast have re-opened their doors for the summer season.
If you're a writer, Key West is on your bucket list, likely in the number one spot.
Utter the phrase "national park" and most people will only be able to cough up only a few of the usual suspects: Yellowstone, Yosemite and the Grand Canyon. Think different.
I get down to serious business in San Francisco every season, devoting entire days to discovering new, old gems.
The national parks in southern Utah preserve this natural landscape for you and millions of visitors, as they have been doing for about 100 years.
What better way to spend Earth Day 2012 than by taking a trip to one of the world's relatively undiscovered national parks?
These fish are wary and need to be stalked with patience, something I lack. Even your shadow on the water warns them away.
Why not take those much-deserved tax returns and put them toward your next vacation?
You want to know what's even more fun than watching Fred Armisen make jokes about Portland, Oregon on your television? Tuning into the actual city itself!
All of these amazing photos were shot by naturalists and Lindblad-National Geographic certified photo instructors last year during spring and summer in Alaska.
What will travel look like in fifty years? Will heavy suitcases and lineups be annoyances of the past? It is hard to know, but we can speculate.
If you haven't been around here lately, you're in for a surprise. From the superbly classic to the brand spanking new, here are a few good reasons to fly in this spring.
Florida law must not only protect the liberties of Floridians, but also the wellbeing of tourists and tourism, the state's largest sector.
Atlanta is clearly the Manhattan of the South. It's CNN slick, Coca-Cola fueled and funded and thriving. Still, I'm not awarding creativity points: 52 streets have "Peach Tree" in their names.
Jackson is a locals' mountain. The only out-of-towners we met all weekend were Denverites and Aussies.
