Helpful tips on ways to protect your identity, and other valuables, when you travel.

If you love fresh seafood Apalachicola Bay is famous for some of the freshest, tastiest seafood you’ll find anywhere. Each November seafood is celebrated during the Florida Seafood Festival held amid the friendly, old Florida charm of Apalachicola.

Ohio is home to the world’s largest Amish community. A visit to Ohio’s Amish Country allows you to slow down to a horse-n-buggy pace, learn more about the Amish heritage and, enjoy and experience, the region famous for its friendliness, food, and fine craftsmanship.

If your travel plans include some fall and winter driving it pays to take the time to make sure both you and your vehicle are ready for the trip.

For an exciting Great Lakes experience step onboard a Soo Locks Boat Tour. Ride through the locks between Lake Huron and Lake Superior just like the massive freighters that ply the waters of the Great Lakes every day.

Well known for its ghostly sightings, the lavish Victorian-era Crescent Hotel & Spa, in charming Eureka Springs, Arkansas, provides visitors with much more than just a Halloween haunt.

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.

Founded in the late 1960’s, Select Registry has set out to find what they call “the cream of the crop,” in regards to country inns, B&Bs and small hotels.

Taking in the theatre and other entertainment venues in New York can be a pricey proposition. Discount tickets are available if you know where to look.

There’s nothing like a plate of warm chocolate chip cookies to make you feel welcome. This is the kind of warm, tasty, welcome you’ll get, along with a generous helping of Texas hospitality, when you stay at the Brazos Bed & Breakfast in “Old Washington,” Texas, near Brenham.