Didn’t get away as often as you’d like this year? Or, perhaps you need a “vacation” from the hectic holidays?
It’s not too soon to start planning your travels for 2016.
We’ve rounded up our best travel stories of the year to give you a little inspiration:
9 travel ideas for families: Create memories, no matter your budget, by exploring these destinations with your family. [Read more]
9 travel ideas for couples: In need of a romantic recharge, or just a wind-down weekend? Here are nine couples getaways with destinations ranging from close-by on a budget to splurge-worthy adventures. [Read more]
9 travel ideas for groups: Getting away to catch up or relax doesn't require a well-padded travel budget. A variety of close-by destinations offer a range of affordable activities to suit a crowd. [Read more]
Scalloping along Florida's Forgotten Coast: Get ready for an adventure that's both fairly simple, and not as easy as you would expect. [Read more]
The rebirth of Jekyll Island: After almost 10 years of planning and construction, the island reveals a brand new retail shopping village, the Westin hotel, new oceanfront convention center and more. [Read more]
Georgia festivals: Combine the love Georgians have for outdoors with food, and it's no wonder the state is awash in culinary-themed festivals. [Read more]
Alabama: Birmingham's dining boom, Mardi Gras and golf: From phoenix-like cities and wind-swept beaches to world-class golfing, Alabama is serving up something special in the 21st century. [Read more]
North Carolina: Biltmore, breweries, coastal dining: With beer and barbecue, celebrated chefs and restaurants, and festivals of flavor, North Carolina offers a bounty of dining and drinking destinations in its cities. [Read more]
Florida: Seafood, Miami chic, and theme park cuisine: Florida has more variety than an all-you-can-eat seafood gorge fest. Its edible landscape has its own varied assortment of flavors for travelers to devour. [Read more]
South Carolina: Lowcountry cuisine, 'foodie paradise,' old-time charm: From the coastal islands to the midlands and the mountains, South Carolina's diverse geography, history and culture are reflected in its vibrant food and dining destinations. [Read more]
