Alexander Thomas+FollowMeet Dallas Zoo’s newest giraffe neighbor!A young giraffe just made Dallas its new home, arriving from Indianapolis as part of a special breeding program. At only two years old, this gentle giant is already turning heads and adding some fresh energy to the savanna exhibit. For anyone who loves a stroll at the Dallas Zoo, this is a big deal—new animals mean new stories and connections for our community. What do you think about zoos working together to support endangered species? Anyone planning a visit to welcome our newest long-necked friend? #Travel #DallasZoo #Giraffe00Share
sperkins+FollowHoliday River Cruise Vibes in EuropeImagine sipping mulled wine as you float past twinkling Christmas markets and charming European cities! One traveler spills all about their river cruise adventure—think cozy train rides, festive onboard events, and new friends from around the world. The best part? Getting a front-row seat to Europe’s winter traditions without ever packing and unpacking. If you’ve ever dreamed of a magical holiday escape, this might be your sign to book that river cruise! #Travel #TravelGoals #ChristmasMarkets00Share
dylan15+FollowZion’s wildest hikes you can’t missStanding at the edge of Angels Landing or wading through The Narrows, it hits you—Zion isn’t just another national park, it’s a full-on adventure playground. Whether you’re craving heart-pounding heights, peaceful riverside strolls, or hidden waterfalls, there’s a trail here that’ll blow your mind. Some routes need permits or nerves of steel, but others are perfect for families or anyone just looking to soak up those epic red cliffs. Have you tackled any of these trails? Which one left you speechless—or on shaky legs? Let’s swap stories and tips for making the most of Zion’s legendary hikes! #Travel #ZionNationalPark #HikingAdventures10Share
Nicholas Lyons+FollowFull-Time Travel Isn’t All InstagrammedSpent 9 months as a digital nomad and, honestly, the reality didn’t match the hype. Sure, I saw 22 countries, but I was always budgeting, missing home, and friendships felt temporary. Turns out, living out of a suitcase gets old fast. Now, I’d rather take a few epic trips a year and actually enjoy them—plus, nothing beats coming home to your own bed. Anyone else feel like the ‘travel forever’ dream is a little overrated? #Travel #TravelTruths #DigitalNomad00Share
Kelly Mack+FollowRoyal Caribbean’s 2027-28 Cruise Drop!Royal Caribbean just dropped its 2027-28 Caribbean cruise lineup and it’s wild—13 ships, tons of new routes, and fresh private islands like Perfect Day Mexico and Royal Beach Clubs. The new Legend of the Seas is making its Caribbean debut, and you can hop on from ports all over, from Miami to Panama. If you thought you’d seen every island, think again—these new itineraries are next-level! #Travel #RoyalCaribbean #CruiseLife10Share
Dr. Michael Henson+FollowCarnival’s Next Big Move: Ensenada Resort!Carnival Cruise Line is making waves again—this time with a brand new resort destination in Ensenada, Mexico! Think chocolate factory, tequila tastings, a beach club, and even zip lines. It’s all about bringing Baja’s culture, food, and adventure to cruise lovers. The $26M Ensenada Bay Village project is set to open by 2028 and will welcome all cruise lines, not just Carnival. Who’s ready for a new port of call? #Travel #CarnivalCruise #Ensenada00Share
Alexander Thomas+FollowDream Destinations Are Closing Their DoorsEver wanted to wander Venice’s canals or hike Machu Picchu without crowds? That dream might be fading fast. From Bhutan’s pricey new entry fees to Venice’s tourist caps and the Galapagos’ strict quotas, these iconic spots are clamping down on visitors to protect their magic. If you’ve got these places on your bucket list, better start planning—and saving—now. Some of the world’s most stunning countries are getting ready to say, “No more tourists!” #Travel #TravelNews #Tourism01Share
dylan15+FollowWinter Getaways You’ll Want to Brag AboutEver wondered which US states are actually worth visiting in winter? After hitting all 50, this travel writer swears by Colorado, Vermont, New Mexico, and Wyoming for epic skiing, and heads south to Louisiana, South Carolina, and Georgia for cozy warmth and parties. From whale watching in Hawaii to art fairs in Florida, these picks are all about unique winter vibes—whether you want snow or sun. Who’s up for a spontaneous trip? #Travel #WinterTravel #TravelGoals00Share
dylan15+FollowNoctourism: Nighttime Adventures AwaitWho knew the coolest travel trend is all about what happens after dark? Noctourism is taking off, and these spots are perfect for night owls: spot fairy penguins on Phillip Island, stargaze in Namibia’s desert, join midnight festivals in Spain, or dive the Great Barrier Reef after sunset. Whether it’s glowing coral, lantern-lit streets, or the northern lights, these destinations prove the night is when the real magic happens. Would you try a night adventure on your next trip? #Travel #noctourism #traveltrends00Share
ashley89+FollowPadar Island: Insta vs RealityPadar Island in Indonesia looks like a dream on Instagram, but the reality? Think long lines, crowded trails, and a thousand-step climb just to snap that famous sunrise shot. The crowds are so intense, it’s hurting the island’s vibe—and its ecosystem. If you’re after peace (and Komodo dragons), Rinca Island or Pink Beach are way less hectic. Sometimes, skipping the ‘it’ spot is the real travel flex! #Travel #TravelTips #Overtourism00Share
