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Our 5 Favorite Travel Documentaries

Our 5 Favorite Travel Documentaries

Whether you’re looking for an escape without shelling out money for a plane ticket or you need some inspiration for planning your next adventure, travel documentaries are a great way to explore somewhere new without leaving your couch. Here are five of our...

Swimming Vacations: Where to Go

Swimming Vacations: Where to Go

What better escape-cation than into the water? Solo travelers feel right at home on the beaches of foreign shores. Family trips are much more relaxing when little ones can spend hours in the water while parents enjoy the sun. And there’s a reason honeymoons are...

Hoofin’ It: 4 Spectacular Hiking Trips Across the Globe

Hoofin’ It: 4 Spectacular Hiking Trips Across the Globe

Travelers rely on planes, trains, and automobiles to get to most of their destinations. But if you ask us, there’s no better way to familiarize yourself with a place than to see it on foot. As fun as urban adventures are, getting out in the backcountry can really give...

See the World on Two Wheels: The Best Bike-Friendly Cities

See the World on Two Wheels: The Best Bike-Friendly Cities

Exercise and physical activity are an essential part of leading a healthy and fit life. Regular physical activity helps you maintain a healthy weight as well as lower your risk of serious diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, cancer and more. However, when you’re...

Sailing Around the World: Turning the Dream into Your Reality

Sailing Around the World: Turning the Dream into Your Reality

Sailing around the world is the stuff of daydreams and romantic notions. Who hasn’t sat in their office or behind the wheel on the way to soccer practice with visions of leaving it all behind for a simpler life at sea? But reality soon crashes that party; if only you...

10 Extreme Things (That Aren’t Space Jumps) to Do on Vacation

10 Extreme Things (That Aren’t Space Jumps) to Do on Vacation

Daredevil skydiver Felix Baumgartner recently captivated the world with his 24-mile leap from the edge of space to a nice soft landing in the New Mexico desert. During his leap into history, Baumgartner reached speeds of 834 miles an hour. Well, damn. In honor of...

The Coolest Marathons In The World

The Coolest Marathons In The World

The very first marathon was run by a poor sap named Phidippides in or about the year 496 B.C. As legend has it, Phidippides was a messenger in the Persian/Greek War who was sent with an urgent dispatch from the city of Marathon to Athens – roughly 26 miles of running....