By ARIELLE WALDMAN   My trip to China started out as a gift from my Uncle Joe to his 13 nieces and nephews. It turned into a celebration of his wedding. Joe moved to China ...

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By JUSTIN DAVIS Between kayaking, wake boarding, “conching” and chasing wildfires, my spring break trip to the Bahamas was a wild, memorable week. It was one of the most beautiful places I have ever photographed. ...

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Rather than taking the traditional route this spring break, I decided to visit a friend abroad in the charming city of Salzburg, Austria. After immersing myself in the European culture for a little over a ...

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I have lived in Palestine most of my life. In 2007 I came to the U.S. to study at the University of Tampa, and since then my appreciation for my vibrant town in Palestine, called ...

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When I think of Iran, I think of a rich culture with a unique historical background. I think of amazing Persian food, busy streets, pollution, beautiful women, dark colors, bazaars, crazy taxi drivers and stray ...

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It’s impossible to fully appreciate a place you’ve never been to. You have to meet the people, taste the food and visit the landmarks to acquire an understanding of what the place is about. And ...

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When choosing a vacation spot there were so many things for me to consider: did I want to go to the beach or the mountains? Did I want to sight-see all day or party all ...

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This elephant was just sitting outside a gas station in Michigan. Inside the station were stickers of the pink elephant for 25 cents each. I don’t think anything could have made this stop better. About an hour into South Dakota we saw the sculpture park from the road. We had been to a different sculpture park five months ago, and could not pass this one up. All I can say is it was one of the scariest two hours of my life. We all left running away screaming.

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Traveling itself is a nice and educating hobby to pursue, but tends to be a pricey one, especially when it comes to accommodation. Furthermore, one often ends up in a city that is still unfamiliar, despite every ...

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Nowhere in the United States can you walk down to the movie theater or grocery store and pass a 900-year-old Greek Orthodox Church or look down a street in a big city and see a real live archeological site. This was a daily experience in Athens, Greece.

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