This past summer I had the opportunity to go on an adventure with one of my friends and spend the longest day of the year in a country where the sun doesn’t set: delightful Iceland.

As Alaska is big, so too is its beauty. A vast, uninhabited wilderness overwhelms the comparatively small cities in the state, such as commercial-minded Anchorage, the largest, and the tucked-away state capital city, Juneau, with no road access.

Oaxaca will always have a special place in my heart. When I was 25 I travelled there alone on my first real international trip.

When you think of Greece, you likely picture the white-washed dwellings on the dramatic cliffs of Santorini, the ancient Parthenon overlooking bustling Athens, or the glamorous party island of Mykonos. But there’s so much more to experience—we spent three weeks drifting and driving around this M

Back in the spring a friend and I took a quick weekend-trip to Dublin to meet up with some friends, try the local cuisine, and explore the hometown of U2’s Bono.

Two days and too much to see—that’s the typical traveller's dilemma. Luckily, Portland is easy to traverse and has plenty of attractions within walking distance of its city center. Make the most of your spin through Stumptown with this 48-hour plan.

As a pre-birthday treat to myself, Cathy and I took the British Pullman for a full day experience, which was steam hauled from the London Victoria station to the historic Roman city of Bath.

Atlanta, Georgia is a sports lover’s oasis. Home to the NFL Falcons, MLB Braves, NBA Hawks and MLS United, there’s no shortage of year round professional athletics.

Travellers flock to New England each year, especially in the summer and fall, to discover what we already know: New England is a wonderful place for a vacation. From seacoast fishing villages to bustling cities steeped in history, there’s something for everyone.