Multi-generation trips are great bonding experiences, and the stuff of life-long memories. Especially if you’re the “kids” taking Mom and Dad on holiday! Guest author Janet Collins has some suggested walkable destinations for family fun for everyone.

The best place to get a big view of the Big Apple? The world-famous Empire State Building. If you’re a senior, you’re entitled to a discounted trip to the top. Guest author Janet Collins takes us to the top of the Empire State Building.

Western Nebraska is filled with a wealth of rich history. From the Oregon Trail to the Pony Express, Western Nebraska tells the story of Westward Ho! A great place to stay while exploring is Barn Anew, a fabulous B & B and country retreat.

You don´t have to go to Greece to celebrate the Greek culture. It´s alive and well in the quaint sponge-diving town of Tarpon Springs, Florida. Come with guest author Eve Carr, and enjoy the celebrations, the shopping and, especially, the food.

If your travel budget isn’t as big as it once was, it’s time to take advantage of any, and every, discount you can find.

More from guest author Eve Carr's visit to Fredericksburg, Texas. Fredericksburg offers visitors a wide variety of exciting things to see. For nature lovers, a visit to Wildseed Farms is an absolute must!

Leading the charge in support of local agriculture in Southwest Michigan is Judy Kite-Gosh, chef/owner of the Retro Café and Kite’s Kitchen, a catering and specialty food business in New Buffalo. Here are some of Judy's favorite recipes.

Southwest Michigan has a vibrant locovore movement picking up steam. Local grassroots efforts are helping to re-invigorate the agricultural base by supporting local family farms and agri-tourism. Restaurants, cafes, and businesses design menus around what’s in season and grown locally.

Looking for a perfect location to observe the historic total eclipse of the sun? Alliance, Nebraska is dead center on the path of the total eclipse. Find a spot at Carhenge, the sculpture that replicates Stonehenge with full size automobiles and celebrate this spectacular lunar and solar event.

When it comes to passports, some countries require that your U.S. passport be valid not only for the duration of your visit, but also for three to six months after your entry or return from their country.