Author: Melissa Adams
Recently, a 4-year-old boy accidentally broke a rare 3,500-year-old jar at an Israeli museum, but instead of facing consequences, he was forgiven and invited back. The Bronze Age jar, displayed without protective barriers at the Hecht Museum in Haifa, had been on exhibit for 35 years and was one of the few intact containers from…
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If you have been talking about taking a year-end trip, now might be the perfect time to finalize your booking.
From Verona to Paris, there are certain landmarks you should steer clear of at all costs, according to the Telegraph.
It is hard to believe that a stay in a Tokyo tourist hotspot can cost less than 3,500 yen (US$22.57) per night.
What makes us great: Where else can you spend a single day visiting a colony of African penguins, sampling world-class wines, walking along Blue Flag beaches, taking in breathtaking views from a New 7 Wonder of Nature, and experiencing some of the most vibrant, eclectic nightlife on the planet? That is the essence of Cape…
Renoites looking for a quick weekend escape without long drives have plenty of options right in their own backyard.
In hindsight, booking three connecting flights across two different airlines was an overly optimistic decision. My Expedia reservation was intended to take me from Lisbon to Vancouver, with layovers in the Azores and Toronto. What could possibly go wrong? Well, quite a bit.
International travel reached an all-time high over the past year, with 1.5 billion tourist arrivals and global spending hitting a staggering $11.6 trillion. According to the World Economic Forum’s latest report, while the U.S. secured the second-place spot thanks to its expansive national parks and iconic major cities, Japan claimed the top position because its…
Learning to feel at ease in your own company can be a significant hurdle. Here, the Lonely Planet team offers their best advice for women traveling solo. Covering everything from making new friends and personal safety to the occasional public cry, most of these tips are useful for anyone embarking on an unescorted adventure.