In honour of National Novel Writing Month this November, an annual event where participants attempt to write a manuscript in 30 days, consider taking a literary-inspired vacation to Jamaica, England or Cuba to learn about Ian Fleming, Jane Austen or Ernest Hemingway.
Every year, spas and wellness centres around the world roll out a host of new offerings designed to help you chill out and hit refresh. From goat yoga to forest bathing, here are eight experiences trending in 2018.
A destination wedding means you get to say "I do" at a unique venue (like a lava field in Hawaii or a castle in Ireland) and spend quality time with your guests. Plus, it's less stressful if you have a planner at a resort and your photos will be different from everyone else's.
The sunny Dutch Caribbean island of Aruba offers white-sand beaches with still-secret coves, loads of family-friendly attractions and a wealth of sophisticated hotel and restaurant options. Here's what to do for adventurers, style-setters, culture-lovers and foodies.
The Cayman Islands attract talented chefs and mixologists who migrate here to flash their culinary flair. Visit the largest island, Grand Cayman, and get hooked on oceanfront dining, fresh seafood and one of the world’s best brunch scenes.
A sloth encounter is now easier to arrange thanks to a new sanctuary. Stay at Nayara Resort, Spa & Gardens or its sister property Nayara Springs, or take a guided tour of Manuel Antonio National Park to get close to these national treasures.
Kudos to these all-inclusive resorts in Antigua, Barbados, Saint Lucia and the Dominican Republic for offering guests elevated culinary experiences. They’ve tapped into star chefs, farm-to-table ingredients and current dining trends (like vegan and gluten-free options) to bring their A-game cuisine.
Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, is one of the Caribbean’s most popular vacation destinations. Here's where to stay, what to do and where to eat for families, beach-seekers, luxury travellers and sports-lovers.
A dude ranch in Arizona, an eco-resort in Costa Rica and the Leap of Faith waterslide in the Bahamas all make travelling with kids an all-inclusive adventure. If you are a single parent travelling along with kids, go to Punta Cana for a resort that waives the single supplement fee.
Practicing yoga is the perfect way to wind down after a busy holiday season. Stretch it out on the beach or get your downward facing dog on in the mountains at these luxurious yoga retreats in the Bahamas, Arizona, Ireland, Mexico or Hawaii.
