Travel Inspiration

Nothing ruins a trip faster than a delayed (or canceled) flight.

National parks are created to protect the Earth’s most diverse ecosystems, magical landscapes, and incredible wildlife.

One of the oldest art forms, painting has been around ever since our ancient ancestors first started producing charcoal creations on cave walls.

December is made for shoppers. Those with long gift lists might want to head to Europe for the Christmas markets.

A simple online search will show you just how diverse our planet is.

Back in the Autumn of 1990, friends Par Granlund and Yngve Bergqvist had a vision to build an igloo, in the Inuit style but bigger than ever created before.

The Maya civilization was one of the great Pre-Colombian civilizations, extending throughout the northern Central American region, including the present-day nations of Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador, southern Mexico and western Honduras.

There is something unnerving yet oddly thrilling about seeing a structure leaning at an angle it clearly shouldn’t be.

Some places in the world have an amazing variety of languages spoken every day.

Nothing creates a better “End of the World Experience” than the dramatic coastlines formed by vertical sea cliffs.

Ready to swap your usual routine for a summer adventure? August in the US means blue skies, late sunsets, and lots of exciting music festivals in every city.

Sea arches are a spectacular phenomena created by Mother Nature with a little help from oceans.

Mother Earth clearly has a flair for dramatic architecture, and nowhere does she show off more spectacularly than with natural arches.

The summer month of August is a colorful time when it comes to celebrations.

As peace and quiet are key to an ascetic life, monasteries are often set in scenic and secluded spots, far from the distractions of bustling cities and towns.