Travel

Spring break is about a month away, but college kids have already begun planning. The U.S. News and World Report ranked the 10 Best Spring Break Destinations based on popularity. Many are popular tourist areas within the U.S., but in any location, safety is most important. Consider these tips:

Airbnb introduced “experiences” as an extension of its rental-booking business. According to airbnbcitizen.com, “Experiences include things like immersive experiences for travelers, from a podcast-production lesson in Chicago, to honey making in Malibu and a bike tour through Los Angeles with a landscape architect. The options are never-ending.”

This year’s Mardi Gras, or “Fat Tuesday,” was Feb. 13 in New Orleans, marking the last day of a Carnival season of celebrations down south. Didn’t make the trip? Why not don your purple, green and gold right here in Boston.

Last year, we told you about five great local mountains in the Boston area. Now we want to venture a little further and bring you some additional options that are better suited for overnight stays or weekend trips.

Long lines, flight delays, lost luggage, traffic and unpredictable weather conditions are just a few of the challenges that come with holiday travel. Preparation and patience are key to mastering holiday travel.

Airbnb has more than 4 million listings worldwide. The #1 wished-for in the world? A charming treehouse nestled in the woods of northwest Atlanta.

Fall’s weather doesn’t make for an ideal beach day, but that doesn’t mean you have to avoid the coast entirely. Massachusetts is home to lighthouses which boast history and beauty. Here are some lighthouses to consider visiting for a day trip or romantic evening by the water:

I went to check in for a flight recently and located my confirmation number on my calendar. Then I hit a snag: I didn’t remember which airline I was on. But my days of searching for flight confirmations are over.

As summer winds down, anticipation for New England’s beautiful autumn foliage rises. Here are a few great places to explore to fulfill your leaf peeping desires this fall:

Have you ever wanted to meet a certain celebrity? Well now you can … sort of.

Don’t let the end of summer slip away! With Boston’s easy access to all the New England states in a matter of a couple hours, consider taking a road trip to these weekend destinations:

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Continuing to boast about my recent vacation, I wanted to explain the beaches I visited in Israel. I thoroughly enjoyed them, and you could too!

Odds are you’ll be road-tripping somewhere this summer with family or friends, and you’ll need activities to pass the time. Whether it’s a traffic-laden journey to Cape Cod, a ride down the coast or out west, there’s only so much station-surfing and social posting a carload can handle.

I recently returned from a 12-day vacation in Israel, and it was amazing. Although I’d visited in the past, I got to experience new tours and sites I missed the first time.

A few weeks ago, I would have laughed at the idea of only bringing a carry-on for an international trip.

In 2004, the International Air Transport Association began pushing airlines to issue electronic tickets. Prior to that, most passengers received their tickets through the mail from a travel agent or from an airline ticket office.

Being able to travel across the globe in a day is an amazing feat. The act of physically travelling though, has most people stressed out and angry. Here are some tips to consider making your travel experience more enjoyable.

STAY: The 404 Hotel located in the Gulch is the ultimate boutique option. You’re in for an exclusive adventure at this five-room property with a modern European-inspired restaurant.

With February vacation coming up fast, many people might be thinking about hitting the slopes with their families, so we wanted to provide some local suggestions that make for fun, easy day trips in close proximity to Boston.

A popular place for families to catch parades is on St. Charles Avenue near Napoleon. Viewing ladders are lined up like wooden soldiers, providing the perfect vantage for catching coveted spears, plush and beads. From princesses to cowboys, kids in costumes capture the spirit of Mardi Gras — as well as the throws.

Have an encounter with a Na’vi shaman at the end of the Na’vi River Journey where guests will travel down a sacred river in a bioluminescent rainforest. That is one of the expeditions slated to open this summer as part of Pandora – The World of Avatar at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, inspired by James Cameron’s movie “Avatar.”