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Travelzoo's Director of Photography Stephen Aviano shares his tips to take great vacation shots of your own.

As a warm-weather-loving North Carolinian living in Chicago, I get why winter may not -- yet -- top your list of seasons to visit the Windy City. But if you ask

Skiers in Georgia’s (the country, not the state) Caucasus Mountains are trading cozy chalets for repurposed shipping containers. That’s right, the Quadrum Ski

Karisma Hotels and Resorts has a prestigious reputation within the travel industry, owed to its roster of award-winning luxury hotels.

Just as North America is starting to feel its first twinges of Seasonal Affect Disorder, summer is about to kick off in the Land Down Under.

In Los Angeles there are 80 unique neighborhoods that sprawl across the city from Malibu down to Long Beach across to West Hollywood and Downtown.

If warm temps, soft sands and dramatic dives aren't big enough draws to the Cayman Islands, the foodie scene seals the deal. Don't read on an empty stomach.

Let me preface this article with: Solo travel is amazing and I encourage everyone to do it (not a spoiler).

It’s a win-win situation. Or wine-wine, as the case may be: You get a scenic search for your favorite new holiday pours, and Northern California’s wine country

Let's face it -- window seats are not the most coveted seats on the plane, especially if you're traveling alone. Working up the courage to ask (and sometimes

Leave the parka and mittens at home and celebrate the holiday season in Savannah -- with festive events and a unique New Year's Eve toast.

When a resort is called a "157-acre Eden" (per Travel and Leisure), you know it has to be something special. With free-standing cedar shingle lodges tucked into