Malaysian photographer Fwukai Quah has wowed Vimeo users with a timelapse video of his home country showcasing a range of landscape across the 13 states of Malaysia.
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Two new pop-up hotels constructed from sand in the Netherlands as part of the annual sand sculpture festivals in Sneek, Friesland and Oss, Brabant.
Marriott is giving travelers in New York and London the chance to try out bleeding-edge virtual reality tech in the privacy of their hotel rooms.
Behind its colonial-era facades, San Miguel de Allende hums with cultural activity: the town of about 80,000 people, barely three hours north of Mexico City, supports an estimated 120 fine art galleries and folk art museums.
Once the last refuge of lepers and criminals, one of Brussels’ quirkiest neighborhoods teems with vintage furniture sellers, flea markets and linguistic invention.
Long the ugly sister to Florence, Venice and Rome, Italy’s business capital Milan is enjoying a renaissance, its once drab skyline coming to life and a new creative vibrancy emerging.
There’s a new jacket that will help you save space and possibly some cash on your next flight (and a bunch of other stuff, too).
Living in Las Vegas provides ample opportunities for outdoor escapes that are just a few short hours (sometimes shorter) away, and one of my personal favorites is Zion National Park in southern Utah.
McCarran International Airport, one of two airports in the world to have slot machines, started out serving a few thousand people in the late 1940s, growing to 1 million in 1959 and now serving over 40 million travelers as one of the busiest airports in the U.S.
With cobblestone streets and no traffic lights, San Miguel de Allende has the look of a sleepy Mexican town. But behind the colonial-era facades it hums with cultural activity
Archaeologists say they have uncovered traces of larger stone monuments less than 2 miles from Stonehenge.
With all those enclosed spaces, recirculated air and non-stop streams of people, airports and planes are prime breeding grounds for bacteria. But which surfaces are the dirtiest of all? Website Travelmath.com sent a microbiologist to take 26 samples from five U.S. airports and four flights by two major carriers — although it didn’t specify which ones.
Clustered between Madagascar and the southeast coast of mainland Africa lies a secret paradise: the Comoros Islands. With its crystalline blue waters and white sand beaches, it is a true natural beauty that remains largely untouched by tourism.
Even when it makes no logical sense, we are still haunted by the idea that we should be doing something else when we’re on vacation.
Denali and other natural wonders that have stood on the North American continent for millennia were named for European explorers, American presidents and others, even though they had been named by Native American nations thousands of years earlier.