Posts Written ByLindsey Galloway

I’m a once-a-year skiier at best so I don’t make it up to the ski resorts much during the winter season. But I absolutely love visiting during the shoulder seasons in Spring and Fall. I recently returned to Vail for the Autumn Equinox and got to see how much the fall colors could transform in just one week’s time. If you’re looking for fall leaf peeping in Colorado, Vail is a great first stop. Thanks to the fabulous Vail Stables I got the chance to ride through an Aspen grove, which was like nothing I’ve ever seen… Even as a…

As travelers take on the skies again, airports across the country are as busy as ever. But at the once bustling old New Orleans airport, the only sound that can be heard is the wheels of skateboards screeching down an old escalator.  The abandoned airport, which ceased operations in 2019 when the new MSY opened just north of the old building, has just been transformed into a skate park like no other. For the second year in a row, the Red Bull Terminal Takeover has transformed the airport, constructing ramps and jumps at the entrance, baggage claim, and check-in desks…

Home to pristine beaches and spectacular surfing, Hawai’i has no shortage of sights. Yet each of the state’s six islands has something special worth seeing. With a bit of island hopping (which can be done by air or by boat), the best of Hawai’i can be seen in one long trip. On top of the world in O’ahu   Many direct flights to Hawai’i land at Honolulu International Airport on O’ahu, the most populated of the islands, which makes it an easy place to start any vacation. Waikiki, the southern neighborhood of Honolulu, houses most of the resorts on O’ahu.…

With ships docking and departing daily, the Port of Miami holds the title of cruise capital of the world. But more than just a departure point for exotic locales, the city of Miami has waterfront fun, nightlife parties, and cultural attractions worth enjoying before or after an ocean journey.  Here’s how to enjoy it in just a few days.  Day 1: Afternoon/Evening The western side of Miami houses many of the city’s immigrant neighborhoods, including Little Havana where thousands of Cuban immigrants have made their home. On the last Friday of every month, check out Viernes Culturales (Cultural Fridays) on…