A Goodwill Roundup from Post-Hurricane Houston
This week's biggest travel headlines: As rain stops falling over Hurricane Harvey, the sun is shining in more ways than one.
Will the U.S. Celebrate 101 Years of National Parks By Shrinking Them?
This week's big travel news: While the Trump administration considers opening national parks for mining, Chile's government is doing the opposite.
The Worst Greyhound Bus I Ever Took
"I am never coming back to the border," our bus driver muttered. "This is horrible."
Leaping into Adventure Off the Cliffs of Malibu
If you think Malibu is all rum and beaches, think again—it’s a thrillseeker’s paradise, with more cliff-jumping and trail-hiking than you can pack in a day.
Welcome to Guadalupe, a Forgotten Town in Phoenix
It’s not a place frequented by tourists—or even locals—but Guadalupe stands among the most fascinating, diverse and haunted towns in Phoenix, Arizona.
Chicago Sings the Blues: Exploring the City Beyond the Music Festival
The Chicago Blues Festival is a good excuse to see the Windy City, but it's the incredible food, deep history and vibrant culture that wins visitors over.
Mexico, Basically: A Road Trip Barely South of the Border
If you can’t make it to Monterrey, you can at least visit one of Mexico’s most dangerous cities.
Top 8 Tips for Your First Cross-Country RV Trip (Which I Learned the Hard Way)
Taking your first cross-country RV trip? You have no idea what you're getting into.
Have Trump’s First 100 Days Affected Canadian Travel to the U.S.?
Donald Trump's first 100 days in office have been controversial, heated and gripping. But are left-leaning Canadians actually avoiding his country?
How Trump’s Travel Ban Affects Canadians
In spite of initial fears, Canadian permanent residents and dual citizens holding a passport from one of the seven banned Muslim-majority nations can still enter the United States. But the situation is confusing, volatile and worth keeping eyes on.