California’s idyllic coastline getaway Santa Barbara has plenty to offer travelers in 2018, despite what mother nature has thrown its way. New hotels and restaurants add to the charm and the Funk Zone is where the action is.
Karolee Bulak takes us to Tolantongo far in the mountains of Mexico. It’s a special place with hot springs, underground caves, and beautiful waterfalls. It’s well worth the arduous journey to get there.
Nunavut, which was separated from the Northwest Territories in 1999, is the newest, and northernmost territory of Canada. It is home to indigenous people, the Inuit, who celebrate the small things in life and live off the land.
Winnipeg’s annual winter competition, bringing international artists and architect’s warming hut designs to life along the frozen Red River Mutual Train.
The newly opened Sheraton Hotel in San Gabriel, Los Angeles explores new ways to assist guests with the help of some friendly robot workers.
Boulder Colorado is a town where nearly everyone is fit as a fiddle. Between hiking the Flatirons and enjoying local craft brews, it’s a fun city for all.
One of America’s most stunning art museums is located in the small town of Bentonville, Arkansas. The Crystal Bridges Museum holds $500 million in artwork.
Houston Texas is big in all ways…and the most diverse city in the US. Excitement is building in the city for the Super Bowl and lots of new developments.
Hampshire County West Virginia is a throw-back and a great whitewater or history travel destination. Many Civil war monuments and a restored open top train.
Charlottesville, Virginia has been in the news lately, for the wrong reasons. Exploring the bakeries, outdoor music and breweries and make it exciting.
A tour of 100 miles of Rte A1A in northeast Florida, starting with Jacksonville, then St. Augustine, then Daytona Beach. Where to eat, stay, and relax.
Public art, modernist architecture, and an ice cream parlor celebrating its 117th year are just three reasons to visit Columbus, Indiana, home of Cummins.
