Author name: Jenny Allen

Culture and scenery are king in New Mexico – in the 47th state you can explore petroglyphs and ancient adobe pueblos, visit old cathedrals and hundreds of art galleries or head off into the wilderness on desert trails to soaring granite rocks, before driving through maroon mesas to retro joints on Route 66.  When the […]

Perched so far on the tip of Massachusetts’ Cape Cod that many call it the “end of the world,” Provincetown (known universally as P-town) has a long and complicated history as a safe harbor. For thousands of years, the Indigenous Wampanoag (meaning People of the First Light) lived peacefully along these shores until European colonizers arrived,

Natural wonders appear everywhere you turn in Vietnam. If you take an atmospheric ride on one of Vietnam’s long-distance trains – the Reunification Express, perhaps, linking Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) – you’ll witness an endless patchwork of almost impossibly green rice paddy fields, broken up by sand-lined bays and highlands cloaked in

With its tumbling emerald landscapes, history-steeped ancient sites, idyllic beaches and energetic cities, Vietnam is a magnet for visitors in search of an incredible travel experience. Indeed, visitor numbers are growing every year, in line with Vietnam’s reputation as a great first stop in Southeast Asia. This country is packed with attractions, from blissful sands

The sun-soaked Mexican beach town of Puerto Vallarta calls out to outdoor enthusiasts with its palm-fringed coves, thrilling wildlife-watching opportunities and delightfully walkable downtown. Top that off with buzz-worthy cuisine, loads of public art and Mexico’s most accessible and relaxed LGBTIQ+ scene and it’s easy to see why this is one of the nation’s most

From watching wildebeest and zebras gallop across Serengeti National Park to basking on Zanzibar’s beaches and climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania is famous for big, bold and beautiful experiences. But with so much to see and do, it can take some planning to tick off all the items on your bucket list. Some experiences are so

I lived in Marrakesh full-time for almost 10 years with no intention of leaving. My life in Morocco was colorful, diverse and endlessly inspiring for a curious, creative soul like me. And today the city’s intrigue and magic continues to pull me back. I will never tire of wandering the tiny alleyways of the Marrakesh

Marrakesh is known for being a budget friendly travel destination accessible to all types of travelers, from backpackers to luxury lovers. Whether you’re traveling cheaply or want to indulge without breaking the bank, this article will help you find value as you explore the Red City. Daily costs Hostel: Dh100 (US$10) per bed in a

As Morocco’s leading tourist destination, Marrakesh draws visitors to admire the beauty of the palaces, roam the enchanting alleyways and shop for handmade goods in the souks. The city is usually flush with tourists during its peak seasons in spring and autumn, and during the Christmas and New Year period. Yet despite soaring temperatures in