Destinations

Puerto Rico

Looking for some waves or just some beachside R&R? Puerto Rico has a beach for you—and the best part is they're all open to the public.
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Atlanta

With two days in Atlanta, you can take in Centennial Olympic Park, tour the CNN studios, and indulge in some real Southern cooking—not to mention all the sweet tea you can drink.
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Oaxaca

Want to get the most out of your trip to Oaxaca? This two-week itinerary will set you on the right path.
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Activities

Golf

America’s first golf course was built in Charleston in 1786. Today, the Holy City still offers some spectacular greenways, including one designed by Arnold Palmer. Time to hit the links!
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Bats

You haven't seen Austin until you've seen the bats. Bring a blanket and watch as more than a million Mexican free-tailed bats pour out nightly from underneath the Congress Avenue Bridge.
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Coffee Tour

If Seattle's known for one thing, it's coffee. The birthplace of Starbucks boasts an impressive roster of coffeehouses. Here's where to get the best java fix.
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Blogs

Brazil

Moon Brazil author Michael Sommers blogs all about travel, Brazilian culture, trip ideas, festivals, food and more.
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South America

Moon author and South America expert Wayne Bernhardson blogs about Chile, Argentina, Buenos Aires and Patagonia.
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United States

In American Nomad, Moon author Laura Martone uncovers the best of U.S. travel—from festivals to vacation deals, weekend getaways, travel tips, and more.
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