Although it includes 23 countries and nine territories, travel destinations in North America are dominated by Canada, Mexico, and the United States.
The New York-born, French-educated, world traveler behind Boston’s Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum was quite a personality. Here are ten things I wish I’d known about the fiery redhead before visiting her museum.
On a tree-lined street in Boston’s Brookline neighborhood, the president who would later have Marilyn Monroe breathlessly sing him Happy Birthday was born at home the afternoon of May 29, 1917. Here’s what to expect when you visit JFK’s birthplace.
According to National Geographic, approximately 4 to 5 million acres of land are cleared by forest fires each year. While they can be destructive and terrifying, forest fires are good for the environment. How are wildfires good for the environment? Here are three surprising benefits they deliver to our forests and the woodland creatures that …
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Whether for better (or for worse), since its debut in October 2010, Instagram has changed the way we travel. For adult travelers under 35, studies suggest that more than 40% select a travel destination based upon how “Instagrammable” it is. If you’re planning a trip to Wisconsin’s largest city, look good on social media by …
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America’s 35th president, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, was shot while riding in a convertible in his presidential motorcade in Dallas, Texas. Here are five places you can visit to honor JFK’s legacy.
Experiencing a new country for the first time is always exciting (and a bit overwhelming). There are new words, new foods, and new customs. And you have to quickly adapt to it all while you’re so stinking tired from a long-haul flight. Whether your destination is the Big Apple or another part of the country, …
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