Traveling is really exciting, and it allows you to explore new cultures (and foods!), create lasting memories, and meet interesting people. However, it can be very easy to let your health and wellness suffer through the rigors of traveling. There are many new foods to try and a regular schedule to deal with; wanting to make the most of your trip can sometimes lead to you neglecting your mental well-being and physical health. 

When most people think of having fun, they usually imagine being out doing something with friends and family. Sometimes, people don’t have the energy for this, though. They’ll want to have fun at home but mightn’t be sure what they can do.

Thankfully, this doesn’t need to be difficult to do. There are plenty of ways to try; they can be more fun than you’d think.

Planning a weekend getaway to Atlanta but don't want to leave your furry friend behind? You're in luck! Atlanta is not only a vibrant city with rich history and culture, but it's also incredibly pet-friendly. From dog parks to pet-welcoming hotels and cafes, this city ensures both you and your pet have a memorable time.

I'm so excited to share a lovely, inspiring interview today with our Wandering Educators. Let me tell you why...

Curious about where in Europe celebrities go on vacation? See why these locations are their top picks for leisure as you explore the opulent hideouts where stars unwind, from sun-kissed beaches to historic capitals.

I am SO excited to share an extraordinary global cookbook with our Wandering Educators today. Gather a& Graze: Globally Inspired Small Bites and Gorgeous Table Scapes for Every Occasion, by Mumtaz Mustafa and Laura Klynstra.