Some countries around the world do things differently than we do here in the United States. I know, that sounds kind of crazy but it does really happen and one of those differences that can be a little unnerving but also a lot of fun is countries where they drive on the opposite side of the road. For those people who may be a bit concerned about that, here are a few tips to help make the transition easier....

There are few moments in life that I found to be as rewarding and Zen-like as interacting with these gentle giants.

2012 is an exciting year to sail with Cunard and the perfect time to share The Most Famous Ocean Liners in the World. During our Feel Famous Sale, invite your clients to choose from our wide selection of 2012 Mediterranean, Northern Europe and Transatlantic Crossings and save up to $1,600 per stateroom off Early Booking Fares†.

What does 2012 hold for us in regards to travel? Read below. 1. One of the top trends and desires for travel according to observers is a focus on increased value. If this holiday shopping season is any indication ...

Rising along the Tennessee-North Carolina border, the Great Smoky Mountains are a national treasure.

As luminous as just-fallen snow, they fill the landscape of Door County, Wisconsin. Typically bursting forth in mid-May from over 2,000 acres of mainly Montmorency trees, these cherry blossoms are spring’s show-stoppers. But they are not all that delight this season in the Door, a 70-mile long peninsula cradled by the waters of Lake Michigan to the east and Green Bay to the west.

Always dreamed of a European vacation? Love cruising? Why not combine the two and consider River Cruising with AMA Waterways?

In June, I undertook a week-long expedition across Wyoming, which I’d never visited. What little I knew of it (as sparsely populated and ranch-filled, with a wonderful national park), I gleaned from pop culture. So when friends invited me to join them in Sheridan, a charming burg in the north-central part of the state, I jumped at the chance.

I recently discovered some of the best golf in North America can be found in the Great White North in Nova Scotia in the Canadian Maritime Provinces. Uncrowded and unspoiled, it has about 5,000 square-miles of seacoast, some of it lined with spectacular golf courses.

Rising from bluffs overlooking the massive Mississippi, it is a city named for the long-lost capital of the ancient civilization of Egypt. And yet Memphis, the Mid-South’s earthy, eccentric queen, is quintessentially American.