Video: Inside Mexico's hidden wine country, Valle de Guadalupe

Amy Snook knows more about wine than your average traveler. Originally from California, she now lives in the Douro Valley of Portugal, her partner works in the wine industry, and she has visited 47 countries, many of which have celebrated viticulture. But seven years ago, on a trip to Mendoza, a winemaking region in the foothills of Argentina’s Andes Mountains, she opted to abstain from drinking alcohol, a decision she would repeat in future travels.

Tiny homes have been popping up everywhere, from backyards in California to entire neighborhoods in Florida.

Tucson, Arizona is one of our Best Places to Go in the North America for 2024, part of our global guide to the Best Places to Go in 2024—find more travel inspiration here.

This year, travelers are looking to visit more under-the-radar destinations than popular ones — in part to dodge crowds and in part to save money.

Towering above the iconic “Diana the Huntress” fountain on Mexico City‘s bustling Paseo de la Reforma, the 31-story The St. Regis Mexico City is a dramatic landmark in the heart of the metropolis.

In the 15th century, the Chapultepec Forest in Mexico City was laid out by aqueducts that carried water from the streams to the baths and temazcales (a steam bath). At that time, it was the greenest area in the basin.

WHY IT RATES: The Dominican Republic tradeshow included exclusive experiences and brought together more than 500 international partners. —Janeen Christoff, TravelPulse Managing Editor

Indian online travel agency MakeMyTrip made a push Monday to go global: It has extended its services to over 150 countries, including the UK, Germany, Japan, Italy, and France.

Do you know what Cancún, Mexico, really needs? Another all-inclusive resort, according to Hyatt and its new brand, Hyatt Vivid.

At the beginning of the year, TPG shared its list of the most exciting hotels set to open in 2024, and those properties spanned from New Jersey to the Seychelles. One of these hotly anticipated hotels, which sits on a stunning stretch of California coastline, has shared new renderings of the property ahead of its summer opening.

Located in Northern California, the Dry Creek Valley has a rich history of wine making that dates back over 140 years. This viticultural region, spanning 9,000 acres, is renowned for its remarkable density of wineries. For those looking for a unique wine exploration adventure, this area offers the perfect tasting adventure. Gearing up for the region’s annual Passport to Dry Creek Valley event (from April 26 to April 28, 2024) we’re highlighting 11 must-visit wineries.

New hotel offers business and leisure travelers upscale and affordable accommodations in the airport’s newly developed commercial zone.