How many times have you fantasized about taking up residence, well, maybe not reside, but at least spending some time on a quiet deserted island in the middle of nowhere?
The world’s driest desert, snowy mountain plateaus, millennial glaciers, and rainforests filled with wildlife and fauna all fit within the longest and thinnest country in the world, Chile. Slipped between the Andes
Cambodia has been inhabited since before recorded history, with evidence of stone tools from 4000 BC and agriculture from before the 1st century AD, but it remains something of a
The Greater Tampa area of Florida has been ranked as the number 20 saddest area in America to live. Yet, if you drive a mere 30 to 45 minutes to
Pirates first made their appearance in the 14th century and they’re still around today. We seldom even think about the modern day version of pirates. They aren’t nearly as glamorous
To the casual tourist, it might appear as if not one single inch of Florida’s 65,758 square miles remains without highrise hotels, resorts, and theme parks. With a population of
Hawaii is a tropical oasis. Millions of sun worshippers flock to the islands of Oahu, Maui, or Kauai to enjoy roasted pigs, sweet tropical drinks, and dancers shaking their hips to
Unless someone is visiting a friend or relative, or on a business trip, Florida’s 98 million annual visitors have but two things in mind. Theme parks and beaches. From destinations
“Galveston, oh Galveston, I still hear your sea waves crashing.” In 1968, the “national anthem” of Galveston Island turned America’s tourism eye toward a relatively undiscovered part of the country
