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Who Travels the Most? (Chart)

According to the UN Tourism, Europeans travel more than those from all other regions combined accounting, for a whopping 52.8 percent of all outbound tourists. Asia and the…

Historic Estates of U.S. Presidents

America has a fascination with its presidents. One of the best ways to delve into the character of each commander-in-chief is to visit their historic homes. EW has…

8 Presidential Inauguration Locations to Visit

The U.S. Capitol has hosted the majority of American presidential inaugurations. There are, however, several other historic settings for these ceremonies that are well worth a visit for…

The Bavarian Maibaum Festival

The Maibaum, or Maypole festival is a traditional Bavarian cultural event that has been celebrated in towns throughout Germany and Austria since the 16th century. Follow the traditions…

9 Top Cities, 9 Top Irish Pubs

The Irish have contributed quite a bit to civilization. One way to celebrate their achievements is to visit an Irish-themed pub. These watering holes are scattered throughout the…

10 Most Visited Countries (Map)

Each year, the UN Tourism collects data on the international tourist arrivals for every country in the world. The most visited countries for the past year included six…

Planning a Perfect Romantic Getaway

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, making it the perfect occasion to plan a romantic getaway with your significant other. Whether you are trying to spark a…

The Best Newspaper Travel Sections

Newspapers have taken a major hit over the past few years. That drop has been partly connected to the rise of internet media. Despite this, a number of…

Is Uganda the Next Kenya or Tanzania?

When you hear the word Uganda, if you’ve never been there, the first thing that comes to mind is Idi Amin and perhaps the more recent civil unrest…

The Best Cupcakes in Park Slope

The Park Slope neighborhood in Brooklyn is home to some of the most delectable cupcakes shops in New York City. Bakeries have been competing for two decades to…