Repeat destinations Hey! When people talk about travel they often describe the wish to say as much of the world as they can. They find it a waste to spend money on repeat destinations. Don’t get me wrong: I love seeing a variety of places, but we also love repeat visits to our favorite destinations. We have a habit of going to London at least once a year. Some peo…

Warm Christmas destinations with good value? Hi All! Looking for any recommendations for places to visit over Christmas. Ideally a warm climate and somewhere under a 6 hour flight from Northern California. Open to anything! I should clarify we have passports and can travel internationally. submitted by /u/gbtolax

Choosing Travel Destinations My boyfriend and I are in a situation where we have recently decided to make international traveling somewhat of a priority. In doing this, we have the problem of trying to decide where to travel. While I realize this is a very fortunate problem to have, it can still feel difficult! In the past I have visited Australia, Thailand, Mexico, the Dom…

Destinations that were worth it? A spin on the post about destinations that weren’t worth it. What destinations either well known or not known at all, WERE definitely worth it and why? submitted by /u/Notre-dame-fan

Destinations that weren’t worth it? Obviously this is very subjective and depends on so many variables whether or not you enjoyed your trip, but where have you been that made you say, “I honestly wouldn’t recommend this to most people.” It seems like everyone recommends everywhere they have every gone to everyone. But let’s be honest. We only have so much time and money to travel….

Are there travel destinations / activities you ~feel~ you should be excited for but aren’t? I’m on the camp of doing what you feel like when traveling but also am a fan of pushing myself to try new things once in a while.. Perhaps for you it’s a city you feel like you need to visit but are not too hyped about it? Or perhaps you felt that way for a long time and bit the bullet and now you know? ​ For me it’s the Galapagos. I’m really in…

Warm winter destinations for LGBT New Englanders looking for a SAFE place for myself and my non-binary (very androgynous) spouse to vacation in the winter. We often go to Florida to see my snowbird parents but I don’t want to give FL any of my gay money. Spouse is a chef, so would love good food. Bonus points for cool farmer’s markets or similar – they really loved Pike Place Ma…

Best architecture destinations? Hi, I’m looking for advice on which architecture destination to visit next. I absolutely love baroque, gothic and islamic architecture (I haven’t visited south east or central Asia yet but I’m definitely interested in Buddhist architecture). Disclosure: I’m not a great fan of modern and brutalitst architecture. Some of the cities I’ve really lov…

A question to experienced travellers: What alternatives can you suggest to popular destinations where one doesnt have to deal with touts and scammers? I dont know if I’ve worded it well. But I’ll explain. Popular tourist destinations seem to have problems with petty crime, pickpockets, scammers, touts and other such annoyances. I’m wondering if you could suggest an alternate city or country where one could experience a similar culture or experience. I’d like to visit Turkey for the food mostly…

What are some destinations Reddit travelers often dislike, but you personally ended up liking? From what I have seen, Redditors do not seem to like Las Vegas, LA, Paris, Egypt, Dubai, or India, to name a few places. Are there places among these, or others, which you actually liked when you visited? What advice would you give to to Reddit travelers if they wanted to give a second chance to these places, so that they can have a better expe…

Which countries are surprisingly under the radar as travel destinations? I am always surprised how under-rated Namibia is. Skeleton coast, Sossusvlei, Windhoek, and so much more. Unique scenery, wildlife, and architecture. It’s top of my travel wish list submitted by /u/Responsible_Roll7065

Looking at potential trade destinations for Trey Lance As the 49ers prepare to explore options with 2021 first-round pick Trey Lance, we break down the best fits around the NFL.

Off the beaten path Caribbean destinations I’m researching a Caribbean vacation for my wife and I for Summer 2024. We’re looking to go to one of the smaller, less traveled Caribbean islands. We’ve been to travelled the Caribbean a bit already and absolutely loved Antigua when we went there last summer, but we’d like to try a different island. We’re basically looking at Lesser Antilles is…

These Are the Cheapest Vacation Destinations in the U.S. Right Now It can be hard to relax and genuinely enjoy yourself on a vacation that you know you can’t afford. Splurging on a bucket list trip is one thing, but the costs of the average solo, family, or group getaway also add up quickly, and can end up being a source of stress both during the trip, and in the time it takes you to… Read more…

Escaping Southern US heat, suggestions on comfortable European destinations? Hey there fellow travelers, I’m planning a trip with my wife in late August to Europe, but we’ve not decided on an exact destination. We’re in Texas and it’s sweltering here, so we’d like to experience somewhere a bit cooler, and perhaps not too much of a crowd. We know Finland is hosting it’s Helsinki Arts Festival during that time and it’s top…

Favorite destinations you would love to visit again? My travel experience isn’t as expansive as I would like it to be, and I plan on remedying that, but I have been out of the US twice in my life. One for a trip to Ireland and another for a trip to the Netherlands. Both countries were spectacular though I got to see more of the Netherlands than I did of Ireland. The Ireland trip was for a wedding …

Yamadera in Yamagata, Japan (Tohoku region). 1000+ steps to get up here. What are your favourite Tohoku destinations? submitted by /u/2introverted4u

Travel destinations for someone who is disabled??? I need help/suggestions Hi everyone, I have never really traveled. I have always wanted to but It just never happened. Along with becoming disabled after an accident a few years ago. I am 35 male, in the US. I would like to travel somewhere, ideally out of the US. As I mentioned I am disabled after an accident. So outdoor adventures, long hikes, walking miles through …