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The dad who has everything still hasn’t taken this trip

Father’s Day gift-giving has moved well past the tie-and-toolbox era, with families increasingly choosing travel experiences tailored to the recipient’s actual interests. The gifts drawing the most attention this year are the kind that create memories rather than take up shelf space. A trip built

Ocean Views, Historic Landmarks and a New Sushi Spot Draw Visitors to Watch Hill

Ocean Views, Historic Landmarks and a New Sushi Spot Draw Visitors to Watch Hill

A memorable meal can sometimes become the highlight of a trip. That's one reason culinary experiences are playing a bigger role in travel planning, according to a recent luxury travel trends report. Ocean House in Watch Hill, Rhode Island, recently introduced Sora, a new sushi-focused dining spot

Wilmington, North Carolina, emerges as the go-to for family coastal travel

Airfare prices, for the carriers that still exist, jumped nearly 15% this year; escalating travel costs across the board have families rethinking where they spend their summers. The usual suspects, like Hilton Head, Virginia Beach and the Florida Gulf Coast, carry price tags and crowd levels to match their popularity.

Sand Dune Disaster: $500K Washed Away in MA | Insurify

An investment of over $500,000 by the town of Salisbury, Massachusetts, to restore its sand dunes and protect the community from battering tides is gone, swallowed by a pair of record storms over 72 hours in early March. Salisbury’s experience may seem extreme, but it’s far from

Travelers are flocking to Florida during its rainiest months, and the reason has nothing to do with sunshine

Budget-focused travelers are booking trips to Florida during its rainiest months, and the data show the trend is accelerating. The Attraction Tickets 2026 Travel Trends Index found that travel to Florida during off-peak and wetter seasons increased in 2025, as cost-conscious vacationers opted for lower rates despite

These 5 US cities are having their biggest summer ever in 2026

Summer travel in 2026 sends vacationers toward five U.S. cities that give the usual packed hotspots some real competition. Travelers are heading to places that feel easier to handle during peak season, trading bumper-to-bumper beach traffic and hour-long waits for cities where getting around does not

Kenya’s coast is the safari ending Americans keep missing

Americans already cross oceans for Kenya’s wildlife, but too many still plan as if the country ends at the edge of the bush. After days that start before sunrise, throwing dust into your hair and scanning every patch of grass for a flicker of movement, safari somehow keeps you