Orchid Bay Resort: A Quiet Coastal Escape in Northern Belize
If you want Belize without crowds, Orchid Bay is a hidden gem. Located in northern Belize its a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure.
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Cold-Weather, Carry-On Travel: My DC–New York Business Travel Packing List
Packing for a 9-day trip in late January to Washington, D.C. and New York City calls for strategy. I had to pack for two speaking engagements, a conference, a TV appearance, and urban exploration to see National Park Service sites. This trip called for pieces that are warm, mix easily, and look polished on camera … Continue reading
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2026 Travel Trends: From Nostalgic Road Trips To Off-Grid Escapes
If winter weather has you dreaming of warmer days or far-off adventures, travel trends for 2026 offer plenty of inspiration. This year’s biggest trips are about slowing down, reconnecting, and choosing experiences with meaning. Nostalgic Travel Is Back Especially on Route 66 One of the biggest travel trends for 2026 is nostalgic travel. Inspired … Continue reading
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Marriott Marquis Washington: A Smart, Central Stay Near the National Mall
The Marriott Marquis Washington, D.C. is a dependable, well-located choice for both business travel and sightseeing in the nation’s capital. The hotel is within easy walking distance of the National Mall making it easy to explore Smithsonian museums, monuments, and memorials. Spacious, Comfortable Guest Rooms Guest rooms at the Marriott Marquis Washington are generously sized … Continue reading
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Inside Frederick Douglass’s Private World: Tour His Cedar Hill Home in Washington, D.C.
Perched above the Anacostia neighborhood, Frederick Douglass National Historic Site offers something many historic homes don’t. Touring his Cedar Hill home gives you an intimate look at the private life of a public giant. Cedar Hill is where Frederick Douglass spent the final 17 years of his life. It’s a smaller National Park Service site, … Continue reading
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Inside Arlington House: A Reckoning of Power, Patriotism, and Enslavement at Arlington National Cemetery
Any visit to Arlington National Cemetery is inherently somber. The landscape itself demands reflection with row after row of headstones, the silent precision of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and the eternal flame marking President John F. Kennedy’s gravesite. On a cold and dreary winter morning, I returned to Arlington Cemetery to visit the … Continue reading
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Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park: Seattle’s Gateway to it’s Golden Past
Before speaking on solo adventure travel at the Seattle Travel & Adventure Show and added time for a solo afternoon to visit my 269th unit of the National Park Service and wander around Seattle. After visiting Whitehorse in Canada’s Yukon in February 2025 and learning more in-depth about the Klondike Gold Rush, I wanted to … Continue reading
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Festive Colorado: Holiday Magic in Vail, Estes Park, and Breckenridge
The holiday magic sparkles when snow blankets festive Colorado. From sparkling tree lightings and European-style markets to quirky parades and ice-carved wonderlands, Colorado’s mountain towns know how to celebrate in style. Here are some of my favorite places to get swept away in festive fun this season. Holiday Cheer in Vail Every December, Vail turns into … Continue reading
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Hiking Enchanted Rock: A Granite Giant Worth the Climb
Hike the Summit Trail at Enchanted Rock near Fredericksburg for sweeping Hill Country views, Texas legends, and one of the state’s best dark-sky stargazing spots. Get tips, know what to expect, and learn why this granite dome is worth the climb. Continue reading
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