Sand, Sea and as Much Serenity as You Could Ever Want

Summer is here and that means one thing: summer road trips. And luckily, gas prices have been dropping just in time to plan an epic cross-country adventure.

Maine's breathtaking coastline is unlike any other. It's only about 280 miles from the New Hampshire border to the New Brunswick, Canada, border if you follow the region's principal road, U.S. Route 1 (along with state Route 189 for the final stretch).

Amid inland South Carolina's year-round bliss – in Charleston, Columbia and Greenville – the state’s shoreline particularly pops come summertime.

Airbnb postings in New York have dwindled after a new law effectively shut down most units. And Jay Carney, global head of policy and communications at the platform, says he loves talking about it. 

The Alaskan city of Juneau will cap cruise ship visitors in the coming years in an effort to combat overtourism in the popular state capital.

Who wants to go to the Four Seasons Resort Orlando?

There is nothing like a Maine summer, and as this summer approaches, three enticing new hotels have just opened their doors for the 2024 season.

Italy and France are among the most visited countries in the world and for good reason—an extraordinary trove of epoch-spanning cultural treasures and outstanding natural settings that include Alps, vineyard-covered countryside and captivating coastal areas. Since most vacations come with time limits, even the most devoted Franco-Italophiles know it isn’t always easy or practical to try to fit in both destinations in one frenzied holiday swoop.

Nothing says summer more than a waterfront getaway. And at these five properties you can make the most of the season, whether you want to splash in the oceanoff the Maine coast, paddle board across a reservoir in upstate New York, kayak in a Rhode Island bay, or laze by a river on a South Carolina island. You can even skirt the crowds in Europe’s capitals by escaping to the mountains of Austria where a castle on a lake awaits.

No two camping adventures are alike, especially in the booming business of U.S. outdoor travel.

SeaWorld Orlando is celebrating summer and its 60th Anniversary with a FREE refreshing libation for guests 21+. Starting now and throughout the summer, SeaWorld Orlando guests can get a restorative, ice-cold beer at the Waterway Grill Patio. All guests can receive one free 7oz beer per visit and pass members receive two free 7oz beers per visit from 11:00 a.m. to one hour prior to close, local time. Offer ends July 26. Dates and offers for discounted beer at all parks are subject to change.

Big news from Southwest Airlines this week as the airline changed a long-standing policy and allowed its fares to be listed on a third-party website for the first time. Travelers will now be able to find Southwest flight pricing and details on Google Flights, a move the carrier calls a “pilot partnership.”