North and South America
Michigan’s Upper Peninsula is a vast, nearly empty strip of land that is mostly wilderness, surrounded by three huge bodies of clear blue water. It is comprised of a remarkably diverse and beautiful landscape, small quaint towns, historic lighthouses, and a small car-free island loaded with Victorian charm.
Dayton, known as the Birthplace of Aviation, has a considerable list of attractions worth exploring, including museums, lively neighborhoods, craft breweries and an energetic arts scene
Traverse City, Michigan is a perfect place to spend a long weekend where visitors can take advantage of pristine lakes, sandy beaches, vineyards, orchards, historic lighthouses and the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore.
San Miguel de Allende is one of Mexico’s most beloved cultural destinations, celebrated for its beautifully preserved colonial architecture, thriving arts scene, cuisine, and deep-rooted traditions like Dia de los Muertos.
Lancaster and Pennsylvania Dutch Country offers a captivating blend of American history, rural traditions, thriving arts, and small-town charm.
Tombstone and Bisbee offer two distinct but complementary glimpses into the American Southwest. Tombstone is a living monument to the Wild West, while Bisbee is a quirky arts enclave with a bohemian vibe.
North Dakota’s Enchanted Highway has been transformed into an outdoor gallery showcasing eight massive sculptures created mostly out of metal recycled from oil well tanks and piping.
The Tucson region brims with natural beauty, a rich cultural heritage, and a vibrant arts scene. The city offers diverse experiences and a unique cultural mix that includes a thriving food scene, desert adobe style architecture, world class museums and galleries, and a colorful desert landscape and national park at its doorstep.
The Black Hills region of western South Dakota and northeastern Wyoming is a spectacular part of the American West, home to numerous attractions including Mt. Rushmore, the Badlands, Devils Tower and former boomtowns of the WIld West.
Palm Beach and West Palm Beach are two distinct cities sharing the same stretch of sun and sea. One is steeped in old-money glamour and manicured elegance, while the other is vibrant, creative, modern and unmistakably urban.