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If you are anything like me, which you probably are, you love to look up new places to explore. Then you add it to an already extensive list of places you want to visit that would take anyone 50 lifetimes to get around to seeing. Then the search engine algorithms find you and fill your timeline with a million articles on traveling and “Top 10” lists of “must visit” locations in places you can’t even locate the approximate area on a map. One I recently came across was a top 10

So many people have always had that dream of one day seeing Europe. The enchanting scenery, the history and the old architecture; different cultures and amazing cuisine. With the world getting smaller and airlines have daily departures to varies entry points across Europe, getting overseas is faster and easier than ever. Well, as easy as a transatlantic flight can be. At least most major airlines have free drinks and meals when crossing the big pond separating North America a

Madeira, Portugal Whether you are new to cruising or you have taken practically every itinerary available from a US port, it might be time for that bucket list Transatlantic cruise. It sounds like a dream, but many people are hesitant because they fear there are just too many days at sea. Well, one thing is for sure, you will make the most out of your drink package. But if you ask me what it’s like to be at sea for so many days, I will tell you, “IT’S AWESOME!” The fact that

Baden-Baden, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany When it comes to pleasant towns catering to the art of relaxation, in my opinion, no one does it better than the Germans. This may be tied into history as far back as Ancient Rome. As the Roman Empire expanded throughout Europe, Romans of elite status took note of the region having a plethora of thermal springs, rich in minerals that promote healing and relaxation after waging war on the Germanic tribes of the north. Since public baths