Life Changing Trips

If you know someone who's a bourbon lover, there's one travel adventure that's probably on their radar - and if it's not, you need to make them aware of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail. It's truly the ultimate whiskey adventure. Louisville and Lexington, and lesser-known Bardstown are full of some of the best distilleries in the world, and there's a lot to explore in between...

Forced to take a break from around the world travel, ‘The Longest Road’ follows adventure filmmakers Lavi and Ollie as they take on a challenge at home, attempting to cycle from the northern tip of Scotland at John o’Groats to the southern tip of England at Lands End, dubbed “The longest possible road in Britain” stretching 2000km, all on £100 bicycles with no previous cycling experience...

There are 423 national parks throughout the United States, spanning over 84 million acres. Likely, you won’t be able to visit all 400+ parks, so you’re going to have to narrow it down to your top choices. We’ve made the whole process a little easier with this list of 10 beautiful national parks everyone should visit in the US. It feels impossible to rank one...

Home to some of the finest golf courses in the world, the best golf courses to visit in Ireland are all first-class. Outside of traveling to Scotland, there isn't anywhere else in the world that really compares in the way of golf courses in such a small area. Taking a golf trip to Ireland is one of the best things you can do for yourself, especially if you haven't visited before...

If you love the fun spirit of St. Patrick’s Day, you have to make it a goal to celebrate this holiday one year in Dublin. But, if you’re used to the American-way of celebrating St. Patty’s Day, you might be surprised to find it’s a different experience in the homeland. Keep reading to find out how the Irish really celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. It’s a Family...

St. Patrick’s Day has a deep history and has been celebrated in Ireland since about the ninth or tenth century. Saint Patrick is said to have brought Christianity to Ireland and used a three-leaf clover to explain the Holy Trinity. The Irish used St. Patrick’s Day as a time to unwind during Lent with plenty of food, drinks, and celebration. As Irish people immigrated..

The Azores are a group of Portuguese islands located about 1,500 miles off the coast of Lisbon. There are a total of nine volcanic islands: Corvo, Flores, Faial, Graciosa, Pico, Sao Jorge, Terceira, Santa Maria, and Sao Miguel. These islands are all beautiful and each one has something unique to offer. In fact, that is exactly why travelers choose to visit the ...

Tibet is a dreamland for many travelers. Giant snowy mountains, glaciers, endless grasslands, scattered herds of yaks, mysterious monasteries and stupas, and unique culture - this is the image that appears in most traveler’s minds. And what makes this image even more incredible is the altitude - all of this is located high above the sea, between 3000 m and 5000 m, and the highest peaks on the Earth rising up to more than 8000 m. Yes, this is the “Roof of the World”.

In this article, guest contributor Heilwig Jones recounts a calling and a journey that led to a life full of travel. The story covers half the globe and touches on some of the most important aspects of traveling the world, in particular making connections and leaving places better than you found them. Read how Heilwig's experiences led to a career in the travel industry...

Add New Post Save draft Preview (opens in a new tab) Publish Add title Island Hopping Around the Cook Islands The Cook Islands are a chain of 15 tropical islands located in the South Pacific Ocean between her neighbors, French Polynesia (Tahiti) on the East, and the Fiji islands to the West. Lush vegetation, warm blue lagoon waters, secluded white sand beaches, and the charm of her people make The Cook Islands a Paradise. The local greeting is “Kia Orana” meaning, “may you live long.” It should mean, “may you stay long,” because it will be difficult to leave this little corner of paradise.