Although Halloween originated in Ireland and Scotland, pumpkin-carving as we know it today evolved chiefly in the United States. And the Louisville Jack O’Lantern Spectacular has bragging rights to one of the most elaborate displays in the country.
As a history buff, I couldn’t miss the chance to attend one of the largest military memorabilia shows in the U.S. last weekend. What I found there surprised me—and taught me a few lessons to keep in mind for my next show.
I can’t remember a week with this much travel news from across the globe. Three long-awaited openings. New travel requirements in the UK and Spain. A better way to find lost luggage, cool new things to do in New York City, and more!
Every October, Albuquerque hosts the world’s largest gathering of hot air balloons. It’s the most photographed event on the planet! Make the most of your trip with these tips from my recent visit.
AMC’s critically acclaimed crime drama, Breaking Bad, was the most watched series on American cable television. But there’s only one tour of Breaking Bad film locations in Albuquerque— led by someone who was on set throughout the show’s run.
Terrorists on 9/11 planned to fly a hijacked plane into the White House or U.S. Capitol Building. But the passengers and crew of United Flight 93 sacrificed themselves to disrupt the plan. Read their remarkable story & plan a visit to the Flight 93 Memorial.
Visitors to Annapolis, Maryland, on a limited number of days each summer have the unique opportunity to explore a one-of-a-kind lighthouse just 1.5 miles offshore in the Chesapeake Bay. But hurry— tours sell out quickly!
How much do you really know about President Abraham Lincoln’s assassination on April 14, 1865? Uncover fascinating details about it, the locations of key sites linked to the murder, and how to follow literally in the footsteps of Lincoln, his assassin, and their contemporaries— as portrayed in the new Apple TV series, “Manhunt”.
Some of the world’s most breathtaking scenery is right here in the United States. Vacations year-round are great opportunities to uncover the secrets of our national park system. And with these tips, you can do it for free!
Did you know you can tour a nuclear missile site right here in the United States? The only remaining Titan II ICBM complex is in southern Arizona, where you can tour the underground bunker and see the decommissioned missile still in its silo.
Sedona is a seductive place two hours north of Phoenix. Its stunning red rocks, exciting trails, mysterious vortices, Native healers, and art galleries lure travelers here from around the world. But there’s a dark side to this town few visitors discover….
Connect with history in Gettysburg. Walk in Lincoln’s footsteps and discover the people and secrets of the Civil War’s great battlefield.
