It’s always funny how the cities we don’t know much about or talk about, end up being pretty awesome, and Cincinnati is most definitely one of those cities. What once was a city known for internal turmoil, is now a thriving city with one of the best arts and culture scenes that rivals cities across the nation. Cincinnati has spent a lot of time and money redeveloping neighborhoods, adding public transport and making sure that they are attracting small businesses that understand the new direction of the city. Cincinnati is thriving, and has so many great things to offer…and it’s time we all knew about it.

We all know the famous wine destinations. We may have even been there: France, Italy, South Africa, Chile, among others. But what about the lesser known, but just as great wine destinations? Why not take the oenophile in your life there? Just because you don’t hear as much about them doesn’t mean they shouldn’t be considered for your next trip. So go ahead, be adventurous and surprise them with a romantic trip full of wines they’ve never tasted, but are surely bound to fall in love with. We sure did.

The charming city of Atlanta is rich in history and robust with attractions for the whole family. Visit Martin Luther King, Jr’s famed Ebenezer Baptist Church and learn about the Civil Rights Movement at the The King Center. Take a stroll through the 21-acre Centennial Olympic Park or a drive to the popular filming locations of The Walking Dead. Enjoy authentic Southern cuisine and soul food at top restaurants, and shop the boutiques, art galleries, and upscale malls. Families can get up close and personal with exotic aquatic life at the Georgia Aquarium. All of this and more awaits you in the capital of Georgia. Here, we have put together five hotels to consider when planning your getaway.

On a recent trip to the Caribbean island of St. Kitts, travel writer Breanna Wilson stayed at the St. Kitts Marriott Resort and Royal Beach Casino. Here’s her take on the experience.

The Taj Mahal, the palaces of Rajasthan, and the beaches of Goa all come to mind when traveling to India. But there’s more to this magnificent subcontinent that remains unexplored. From the monasteries of the Seven Sister States and the serene beaches of South India to the salt marshes of the Thar and the tea plantations of Assam, every corner of the country is replete with gorgeous vistas and awe-inspiring architecture. Treat yourself on the roads less traveled on your journey to a land of infinite diversity and beauty.

If you like your food fresh and green, rather than disguised in inexplicable lists of letters and numbers, farmer markets are your place to go. Friendly growers can tell you exactly where your food was originally farmed – and how it is best prepared. There’s nothing quite like a good farmers market, with the infinite free samples only as an added bonus.

Eerily beautiful is probably the best way to describe underwater sculpture gardens. They are often created to protect the natural reefs from tourists and, with that, destruction. About 10 years ago, Jason deCaires Taylor created the first underwater sculpture park off the west coast of Grenada. For these parks, he created many sculptures with different stories. By now there’s four underwater sculpture parks worldwide. Let’s learn more about seven different underwater sculptures, their stories and where they are located!

Australia is such a beautiful country and typically the thing to do is rent a bus or campervan and travel throughout Australia and explore! As an American it had always been a dream of mine to rent a campervan and just travel around. I had been living in Sydney for 7 months and I although I only got to experience a small part of the campervan life, I loved it!