Dallas nightlife combined with Texas BBQ puts Dallas in a league of its own. We were only able to try Goldees BBQ given our quick trip and it exceeded any and all expectations, not to mention the banana pudding was incredible. The Dallas Cowboys season hadn’t started yet when we went but we were able to check out a Texas Rangers game which was right across the AT&T stadium and if you’re up for a quick thrill there was a six flags a couple streets over too. There are a ton of spots to go out at but an easy starting point is Main Street, one walk up and down that street will give you all the options you need and It was easy to follow the crowds on places that seemed to be most popular.

Witness the great migration in the Serengeti then unwind on the white sand beaches of Zanzibar. The ultimate contrast trip — wild to paradise in one itinerary.

Hit Thailand, Vietnam, and Bali on less than $50/day. Includes all transport hacks, best hostels, and the street food spots the tourists never find.

The perfect 3-day NYC itinerary: Brooklyn brunch, Manhattan galleries, rooftop bars. Everything a first-timer needs and nothing they don't.

Chattanooga is a hidden gem in the state of Tennessee. It sits in a valley and has a mix of great nature spots and viewing experiences combined with the only aquarium in the state. The city is small, clean, and easily walkable with locals who truly demonstrate what they mean by southern hospitality

Drive the entire Ring Road in 8 days — waterfalls, glaciers, hot springs, and northern lights. Every stop planned, every guesthouse linked.

The Chicago summer hype didn’t disappoint! The weather was perfect in the mid 70’s with countless things to do, whether that be checking out one of their sporting events, roaming around the popular Michigan Ave, or discovering one of Chicagos many coveted food spots. I highly recommend it.

The ultimate Japan itinerary covering temples, street food, and the magic of sakura season. From the neon lights of Shinjuku to the peaceful shrines of Kyoto — this trip has it all.