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The Festival Next Door

Global Yodel | Posted 04.09.2013 | Travel
Global Yodel

We here at Global Yodel asked our contributors to share with us photos and stories from festivals in their hometowns. We wanted to see cities come alive with visitors, lights and costumes.

Soaking Up St. Lucia

Vitamin Daily | Posted 04.09.2013 | Travel
Vitamin Daily

With its black sand beaches, lush rainforest and natural hot springs, it's no wonder we're crushing on the Caribbean island of St Lucia. We took a trip to the "sleepy south" and found laid back resorts, natural beauty, and plenty of local flavour.

The Best Destinations For Cheap Spring Travel

Conde Nast Traveler | Posted 04.09.2013 | Travel
Conde Nast Traveler

Last-minute airfare is always so expensive.

Exploring the Strangest Hotel Destinations in the World

HotelsCombined.com | Posted 04.08.2013 | Travel
HotelsCombined.com

From feeding orangutans after a swim in the resort pool to falling asleep in a glass igloo beneath the Northern Lights, to the Russian plan for a hotel in space by 2016, we tracked down hotels that even make Google Maps smile.

Jay-Z, Beyonce Cuba Trip Was OK'd By U.S. Government

Reuters | Posted 04.08.2013 | Black Voices

MIAMI, April 8 (Reuters) - American pop star Beyonce and rapper husband Jay Z visited Havana last week on a cultural trip that was fully licensed by...

14 Festivals and Events Worth Traveling for in 2013

Viator | Posted 04.08.2013 | Travel
Viator

There's nothing quite like visiting a place when it's in the middle of a party -- especially if it's the kind of celebration that doesn't happen every year. Here's a selection of some of the must-see festivals and events happening exclusively in 2013.

The Overseas Retirement Locales With The Best Weather

Suzan Haskins and Dan Prescher | Posted 04.08.2013 | Fifty
Suzan Haskins and Dan Prescher

Of course, weather is a subjective thing. For reasons we've never been able to understand, some people actually prefer snow and ice. Others, again for reasons unknown to us, long for the kind of weather you find inside a sauna.

Family Voluntourism - Thoughts to Help You Start Planning!

Elevate Destinations | Posted 04.07.2013 | Travel
Elevate Destinations

More than ever before parents are considering jumping in on the fast growing "voluntourism" trend. Today when many parents are concerned about raising "socially conscious" children, it's a perfect way to benefit others while also shifting perspective from their own lives.

Doily-Free Bed And Breakfasts

BnBFinder.com | Posted 04.08.2013 | Travel
BnBFinder.com

Looking for a chic, modern escape to spend the weekend? Make your way to a bed and breakfast. That's right, a B&B. Sure, some inns still have Victorian furnishings draped in doilies and teddy bears propped up on four-poster beds, but not all.

Your Weekly Travel Zen: Thailand

Brittany Binowski | Posted 04.07.2013 | Travel

This week's Moment of Travel Zen comes to us from Morgan Eisinberg of Wat Po in Bangkok. She traveled to Thailand for ten days in October 2012 at ...

PHOTOS: The World's Most Scenic Train Trips

Executive Travel | Posted 04.08.2013 | Travel
Executive Travel

First attracted by the novelty, travelers quickly became enchanted: here was a mode of transport that let them enjoy the passing scenery, rather than whiz over it in a jet or through it in a car.

PHOTOS: The World's Strangest Natural Wonders

Travel + Leisure | Posted 04.06.2013 | Travel
Travel + Leisure

Seeing is believing, so take our tour of the strangest natural wonders, and keep an eye out for what the powerful planetary forces may do next.

Here's Why People Are So Happy in Miami

Louise Roe | Posted 04.06.2013 | Travel
Louise Roe

I freaking love Miami. Full of the most upbeat people, crazy bright and bonkers fashion, silky white beaches. I stayed the weekend recently for a work trip, and everyone I encountered was in the best mood ever. Even the barista at Starbucks sang my order to me. For real! But why wouldn't you?

Women Go Skiing in Afghanistan

Adam Valen Levinson | Posted 04.05.2013 | World
Adam Valen Levinson

The third annual Afghan Ski Challenge pitted thirty competitors, an even split between Afghans and foreigners, against the treeless massif of central Afghanistan.

I Still Love a Road Trip

Amy Ruhlin | Posted 04.05.2013 | Fifty
Amy Ruhlin

I'm not sure when my love affair with the road began. Maybe it was the summer my mother and I loaded up my tiny Honda Civic 1200, which had no air conditioner, and drove from our small North Carolina town all the way to Portland, Oregon.

My Biggest Baddest Bucket List Entrance Video

Megan Snedden | Posted 04.05.2013 | Travel
Megan Snedden

With such competition, slipping into a pink, full-body pig suit at a gas station to demonstrate Newtown's quirky attire did not daunt me, neither did barging into a tattoo shop, or chasing down a group of stylish punks for an interview.

Top 5 Island Destinations This Summer

Steve Harmon | Posted 04.05.2013 | Travel
Steve Harmon

With Taleee's Consensus Engine technology we've scoured the Web and social media and tallied up traveler opinion to bring these five gems that you may want to consider for that great summer vacation,

Best Airports for Traveling with Kids

GalTime | Posted 04.05.2013 | Parents
GalTime

We all know the blues that come from leaving a fabulous vacation. At least with a great airport, the ride home won't be so bad.

Most Stoke-Worthy Gear For Chicks Who Rip

Liftopia | Posted 04.05.2013 | Travel
Liftopia

Girls rip just as hard as guys, so it only makes sense that we cover the hottest women's gear, too. Here's what she named best of best in women's gear for next season. No better time than the present to get ready!

Isla Holbox, Paradise Found

Erica Firpo | Posted 04.04.2013 | Travel
Erica Firpo

Island. Oasis. Hallucination. Somewhere on the north coast of the Yucatan Peninsula, I have found my perfect recharge of sun and sand, and ceviche and margaritas.

On Being a Responsible Traveler

William D. Chalmers | Posted 04.04.2013 | Travel
William D. Chalmers

I believe that traveling in the spirit of conscious awareness, humility and curiosity only enhances anyone's journey, and over the years I have expanded what I believe is a sensible and sensitive Traveler's Creed to live and travel by.

An American Britpop Girl in London

Kayley Kravitz | Posted 04.04.2013 | Travel
Kayley Kravitz

Traveling as a teenager with mom and dad is vastly different from traveling in your twenties with friends.

Exploring the True Value of a Souvenir

Peggy Goldman | Posted 04.04.2013 | Travel
Peggy Goldman

We all love to bring back reminders of the places we've been. To help you avoid disappointment, here are a few shopping rules that you can keep in mind as you travel to avoid unsavory purchases.

What Travel Has Taught Me About 'Reality'

Robert Schrader | Posted 04.04.2013 | Travel
Robert Schrader

Any individual's perception of reality is inextricably linked with his perception of geography: The more comprehensive a picture someone has of the world, the wider his perception of what is "possible" becomes.

No Kids Allowed: The World's Top Five Adults-Only Retreats

HotelsCombined.com | Posted 04.04.2013 | Travel
HotelsCombined.com

Maybe you don't have kids. Or maybe you do, but need an escape from a world of dirty diapers and dancing dinosaurs. If you're seeking relaxation and romance instead of rampaging rug rats, check out our top five destinations for adults only.