Author name: Kit Kittelstad

We’ve all heard about Dublin. As the capital city and a shining example of how pretty a crowded city can

Known as The Rebel County, Cork carries that energy easily. It’s widely varied, as well. You can move from city

Ireland holds together easily in one pair of hands. It’s small enough to cross in a day, but varied enough

Love has so many languages, and cities have their own ways of speaking it. Sometimes it’s a bell echoing over

Springtime arrives quietly in Ireland, but you’ll notice the shift. The skies clear just enough to let in a little

For a long time, Florida’s Paradise Coast felt like a place you found by accident. We didn’t arrive with checklists.

Not every weekend trip needs a packed itinerary. Some trips work best when you leave space between plans, walk a

Ireland doesn’t need much of an introduction, but it does reward a bit of selectivity. And you don’t need to

Tripadvisor doesn’t hand out its Best of the Best awards lightly. Fewer than 1% of destinations worldwide make the cut,

Anniversaries are such a joyous occasion. It’s a time to celebrate countless feats: the fact that you’ve found each other,

Edinburgh is easy to step into with your gal pals for a few days. The Old Town and New Town

Are you looking for something unusual and unique to do this year? Maybe you’d like to visit a lesser-known beach

You only have to have one lovely cruise experience to make this your preferred method of travel. Without question, cruising

London… Paris… Rome… Each of these cities greet millions of tourists year after year – and it’s easy to see

Rome has always belonged to larger stories. You feel it in the columns, the marble, and the way the buildings

Spain has a little something for everyone – sun-soaked beaches, massive mountain ranges, Moorish palaces, and tapas so good you’ll

New York doesn’t ask you to see everything all at once. It asks you to choose well. Some places carry

Rome asks a lot of us. The scale, the crowds, and the constant movement between landmarks can turn even a

Has a small town ever stirred your soul? Maybe it was the morning light that hit the cobblestone just right,