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Why Visit London? London  is a real world city – with some of the most famous buildings, museums and galleries in the world and 2000 years of history to go with them. But it’s not just looking backwards, there’s always a new bar, play or concert to see. It’s also one of the most international cities, with people from all around the world making their home here, so it’s just as easy to get Indian street food as it is a roast dinner. Yes it might rain a lot and no people won’t smile on the Tube, but whatever you’re interested in – from museums to shopping, rock to opera, budget to luxury – there’s a London that will suit you. Best Things to Do in London? Walk along South Bank:  follow the Thames from the London Eye along to Tower Bridge and you’ll pass some of London’s most famous buildings, like the Tower of London, Shakespeare’s Globe and Tate Modern. Get a great view:  to see the city from above, you can climb to the top of the Monument and the dome of St Paul’s Cathedral, and from Fe

Key West is an island city and the furthest point of the Florida Keys is famous for its sub-tropical town full of life, color and celebration, yet still laid back enough to sense the history and tradition that makes it one of the unique destinations in the United States.  There is an endless amount of things to do in the waters surrounding the keys. While this adorable island city is undoubtedly the water activity capital of southern Florida, you don’t have to leave it’s charming shores to find things to do in Key West. Even though this island is known for its pristine beaches, and mystical underwater playgrounds of coral reefs and marine wildlife to explore for the outdoorsy visitors, it also has tours on land for sightseeing and history buffs. Duval Street is one of the iconic street, located in the downtown in Key West, running north and south from the Gulf of Mexico to the Atlantic Ocean. There’s a vibrant youthful energy on Duval Street surrounded by beautiful galleries, shops, ba

Why should you consider Mackinac a possible vacation destination? No Car!! No kidding. Mackinac Island is the only U.S. community where motor vehicles are still outlawed. Of course, they have the standard emergency vehicles and snow plows to serve the 500-person year-round population, but if you want to get around, you’ll need to ride a bike or a horse, flag down a horse-drawn carriage, or walk. :)

T he cottage resort has some of the most astonishing vistas of any resort in the Caribbean. You’ll wake up to St. Lucia’s twin Piton hills—massive green mounds that emerge 2,400 feet high from the teal ocean—and you’ll dine eye level with them, too, at the excellent Dasheene restaurant. While every room is open air, cooled only by breeze and ceiling fans, their tiered arrangement on the hillside ensures privacy.  Wooded interiors and mosquito-netting lend an authentic, cabin-in-the-sky vibe, and the stunning stargazing from the private pool is surreally romantic. With no electronic amenities (televisions, phones), this is an escapist’s dream.