If you’ve been to Madrid or read Don Quixote, you’ve most likely heard of Toledo: a walled, medieval city that looks like a real-life version of the Emerald City from the Wizard of Oz. Trains and public transportation frequent the ancient city multiple times of day, as it’s a quick 45 miles south of Spain’s … Read more
More than 1,800 local veterans of World War II, Korea and Vietnam have flown to the nation’s capital over the past decade, courtesy of Honor Flight Kern County. And those flights are sure to continue as long as community support remains strong. But the local nonprofit is planning a new kind of flight next spring, … Read more
While airports across the world remain complete and utter chaos, it might be time to travel somewhere closer to home. Better yet, take a road trip 2020 style, but this time without the borders being closed. In the words of Kelso, it’s time to see Canada, a “great country with its spacious skies and fruity … Read more
Airbnb We independently source all of the awesome products and experiences that we feature on Thrillist. If you buy or book from the links on our site, we may receive an affiliate commission — which in turn supports our work. Maybe it’s the abundance of beautiful nature and design-focused small towns—or maybe it’s the fact … Read more
Image by Maitane Romagosa One of the summer’s most revered traditions is queuing up for a theme park ride. Whether you’re inhaling the salt air at Coney Island or tackling some of the world’s biggest coasters at Six Flags Great Adventure, the New York area is full of roller coasters, Ferris wheels, bumper cars, and … Read more
The idea of the “great American road trip” has often been romanticized as the best way to travel and see impressive sights around the US. But navigating the road as a Black traveler is not always an easy task, as we’re often met with racism across the country. The Negro Motorist Green Book, aka the … Read more
Photo: Shutterstock; Design: Rebecca Hoskins/Thrillist Congratulations, you got a new place! But now, you don’t have a couch?! Furnishing a new apartment can be daunting, especially with limited funds, but that doesn’t mean you need to binge watch your favorite shows from the floor. There are countless tips and tricks for finding trendy, low-cost pieces … Read more
Editor’s Note: We know COVID-19 is continuing to impact your travel plans. Should you travel now, be sure to familiarize yourself with the CDC’s latest guidance on domestic and international travel as well as local requirements, protocols, and restrictions for both your destination upon your arrival and your home city upon your return. Be safe … Read more
The upstate New York tourism hotspot of Queensbury just passed new restrictions on Airbnb and other short-term rental properties that will affect many would-be vacationers. CBS6 Albany reports that the Queensbury Town Board recently adopted a resolution requiring short-term renters to stay at least five consecutive nights when renting between May and September. Although the … Read more
The pandemic put marriage plans on pause, but now, wedding season has morphed into a year-round affair. And the best part of all that time waiting to finally tie the knot? All the money you saved can be put toward an even more lavish honeymoon—according to wedding planning site Zola, 77% of today’s couples are … Read more