Every good tour planner knows that lodgings can be more than a place for travelers to rest their heads: Accommodations can be the main attraction. Canada has your groups covered this winter—and for many winters to come—with these five cool accommodations.
(Many of these accommodations offer prime lodging for the warmer months, too. I'll let you guess which one doesn't.)
Ever since changes in government regulations opened up travel opportunities to Cuba for United States citizens, the country has been a prime destination on bucket lists. The country's rich history and vibrant culture have enticed travelers searching for authentic experiences.
It might be a few centuries too late, but Rome is finally taking over Nashville, Tennessee. Rome: City and Empire at the Frist Center will display more than 200 of the British Museum's Roman objects that tell the dramatic story of how Rome grew from a cluster of small villages into a mighty empire that reigned for more than 500 years.
Several U.S. states emphasize civil rights trails commemorating key people and places playing a pivotal role in shifting the course of history by advancing social justice in the 1950s and 1960s. The civil rights movement did not recognize state divisions, however; now, a new resource unifies civil rights sites.
New Orleans, Louisiana, has a lot to celebrate in 2018: The year marks the 300th birthday of the port city's rich history, alluring culture and rollicking celebrations.
