While traveling with friends or family members might feel safe, going on a vacation alone can force you to get out of your comfort zone and experience something new. It can be difficult to find someone with the free time to accompany you on a trip when you are single, but that shouldn't slow you down. If you are looking for some travel destinations that cater to singles, here are three spots you won't want to miss. [Read More]

Staying at a hotel near the airport that provides a shuttle service for guests is a simple way you can reduce the stress of your trip. No more trying to read the map as you drive, scrambling to find long-term parking and fretting about traffic—when you use a hotel's airport shuttle, it's simply a matter of handing your luggage to the driver, climbing on board and watching the view out of the window until you pull up at your terminal. [Read More]

Whether you're traveling to India to experience historical sites such as the Taj Mahal, check out the bustling markets of Delhi, or partake in a peaceful yoga retreat, it's important to have an understanding of how to tip. The amount that's appropriate to tip—and whether you should tip for common services at all—has some similarities and differences to tipping in the United States; a basic knowledge of the approach you should take helps ensure that you meet the country's etiquette rules while also helping you avoid overspending. [Read More]

Often, when someone wants to learn to surf, they typically choose a Caribbean Island or the famous Hawaii beaches. If you are just learning to shoot the curls and have decided to take your vacation at a surf camp, then check out one of these lesser-known areas to catch that first wave. Nicoya Peninsula, Costa Rica Playa Tamarindo has luxurious long beaches and miles of thick jungle to explore. The town is located near a traditional Tico village and the unpaved roads keep tourists to a minimum. [Read More]