The American hotel chain Days Inn has hotels in many surprising places, not just in the United States. Their destinations are fascinating, have great locations, stunning surroundings or are surrounded by unique sights in the area. Did you know about these six places where Days Inn has hotels?

The sunny, tropical country of Sri Lanka is a paradise for adrenaline-junkies who love to try new things. The island is full of opportunities to be one with nature, attempt extreme sports and get some new perspective on the sea and the sky.

Looking for activities in Orlando outside the theme parks? Here are Endless Vacation Rental's recommendations for things to do, sites to see and places to eat—sans kids!

On a recent trip to Portland, Maine, travel writer Scott Josephson stayed at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel. Here’s his take on the experience.

The Caribbean isn’t only about all-inclusive hotels, superyachts and infinity pools. In fact, a few under the radar islands look and feel almost untouched by tourism. One of those is Dominica, a lush green oasis of serenity located between Martinique and Guadeloupe, fittingly called “Nature Island.”

Too many people travel to Peru with one thing in mind. To visit Machu Picchu, one of the greatest archeological sites in the world. While Machu Picchu is undoubtedly an engineering feat (it was constructed on top of a mountain after all), it’s still not the only archeological wonder in Peru. It just happens to be the most famous one. But that doesn’t mean the other pre-Colombian sites aren’t equally impressive or unique in their own right.

Even when you’re not a full-time wanderer, travel skills are great to possess. Whether you’re traveling in your own country or on the other side of the world, these next eight skills will always come in handy. From saving money, to packing and preparing for worst-case scenarios, we’ve got you covered for your next journey.

On a recent trip to San Jose, Costa Rica, travel writer Lavanya Sunkara stayed at the Costa Rica Marriott Hotel San Jose. Here’s her take on the experience.