Travel is a delight for the senses, opening you up to a world of new sights, sounds and, especially, tastes. Sampling the local food is a way to immerse yourself in the culture and create memories that will linger long after you return home. Here are some of the culinary experiences you can indulge in around the world: With its rugged winters, simple, hearty meals … Continue reading Food Reigns on a Culinary Vacation
If you’ve got a little time off over Thanksgiving, why not enjoy a quick getaway along with turkey and all the trimmings? Here are some ideas. Thanksgiving weekend is a great time to visit New York City. Bring the kids or fulfill your childhood dream and see the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in person on Nov. 22. A holiday tradition since 1924, the parade is … Continue reading Tips for Your Thanksgiving Travel
Travelers to Europe can be part of a historic moment this fall, as events take place in England, France and Belgium to mark 100 years since the armistice that ended World War I at 11 a.m. on Nov. 11, 1918. Whether you’re a history buff, have a family connection to a soldier who fought in the war or you have a European trip on your … Continue reading Celebrate the Centennial of WWI by Traveling Europe
Fall is harvest season, and in Europe that means it’s time to celebrate the continent’s food and drink. While Munich’s Oktoberfest may be the most famous autumn celebration, travelers who want to join the festivities have lots of choices. Every fall the streets and squares of the Italian city of Perugia are transformed into an outdoor festival of chocolate in all its forms. This year, … Continue reading Food and Entertainment Abound at European Fall Festivals
If you’ve flown anywhere in the United States recently, chances are you’ve seen signs at airports alerting passengers that identification requirements are changing in 2020. Air travelers have just over a year to make sure their driver’s license complies with the federal REAL ID Act, or obtain another form of identification, in order to get through airport security for domestic flights. Beginning on Oct. 1, … Continue reading Yes, You Need a REAL ID for Air Travel by Fall 2020
If a spooky getaway is your favorite way to spend Halloween, here are some ideas for destinations that will provide plenty of thrills and chills. Salem, Massachusetts, north of Boston, is a bewitching spot full of New England charm, including the brick-and-cobblestone lined Essex Street. It’s also the city where the Salem Witch Trials took place in 1692. You can get a glimpse into that … Continue reading Halloween Becoming A Top Travel Holiday
Fall is a new season for music, theater, art and dance. With cooler temperatures, it’s also a great time to explore the sights, sounds and flavors of the season at outdoor festivals across the United States and Canada. For culture buffs, it’s an exciting time to be in New York City as renowned institutions like the Metropolitan Opera, New York Philharmonic and American Ballet Theatre … Continue reading Enjoy a Fun-Filled Fall Getaway
