Posts Tagged ‘Hotels and Resorts’
20 Types of Trips You Should Take at Least Once
Traveling isn’t just about the destination you choose. The way you travel and why also play a big part in determining how memorable your trips will be. So, after picking your country, what are you going to do on your trip is the next question. Here are a few ideas.
Read More20 Technologies That Are Changing Your Hotel Stay for the Better
With the advent of mobile technology, hotels finally seem to get it. Technological advances that are actually useful to guests are cropping up in hotels across the globe. Hopefully, that includes a hotel you stay at in your near future.
Read More20 Alternatives to the Summer Beach Vacation
The summer beach vacation has become so clichéd for us intrepid travelers. I mean, who wants to stay in a themed hotel, eat fried seafood, and nurse Bud Lights all week while the kids build yet another sandcastle? I certainly don’t!
Read More20 Alternatives to a Hotel
As a generation that grew up on budget backpacking journeys across Europe / Southeast Asia / name your gap year, we haven’t been able to shake the idea that hotels are way too expensive. Many of us actually find the idea of staying at a hotel ludicrous.
Read More28 Coolest Airbnbs in America
It used to be the case that if you were booking a vacation, you’d have to find a hotel, motel or resort. Thanks to the Internet, though, travelers now have more options than ever when it comes to booking accommodations in some of the world’s hottest travel destinations.
Read More5 Ways to Sleep in a Party Hostel
I’ve previously written about my accidental stay in a Barcelona party hostel. In sum: I’m the queen of introverts, the Darcy of parties, and on my first visit to a hostel I wound up in a rumpus party center. But I was more interested in touring during the day than living it up at night. Besides, true to my high school nickname of “The Sleep Tsar,” I value sleep. A lot.
Read More7 Tropical Resorts That Are Wowing Foodies
I don’t know what’s more annoying at tropical resorts – the daily poolside Macarena line dance lessons or the tired buffets filled with overcooked meat and lifeless produce. For years, us foodies have accepted both in an effort to spend a week in paradise.
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