
Desert Dreams – Egyptian Oases to Explore
There’s more to Egypt than the grand temples of the ancient pharaohs along a legendary river. Head west of the Nile and south of Cairo and find two unique Egyptian oases and cultures.
There’s more to Egypt than the grand temples of the ancient pharaohs along a legendary river. Head west of the Nile and south of Cairo and find two unique Egyptian oases and cultures.
Over the river and through the woods you’ll find one of the last undiscovered regions in Europe. Bosnia & Herzegovina stands poised to become one of the world’s most attractive travel adventure hubs. Here’s how we suggest you spend 7 days on a Bosnia and Herzegovina tour. By Elizabeth Frels
Malta may be a little island in the sunny Mediterranean, but Rina Chandarana explains why its capital Valletta is a city on the sea you need to see. Consider this your ultimate Valletta Travel Guide.
Where to go and what to eat in New Zealand for the tastiest time in Kiwi country.
Ker & Downey partners with Explore Ranches as a new way to explore some of the most pristine, privately held land in the United States. By Haley Beham As a child, I remember my dad pulling out a map of Texas and highlighting the quickest route from Houston to the ski slopes of New Mexico or Colorado. The extent of my west Texas travels was driving through it, or around it, to get to the mountains. Although I’m a native Texan through and through, I hadn’t explored much of the Lone Star State beyond its major cities. When my dad […]
Spanning France, Belgium, Germany, and Austria, some of our favorite European Christmas markets are those found off the beaten path.
Product Manager Elizabeth Frels uncovers a rich Maya history deep in the heart of Mexico.
Carve out time before and after a Mekong River cruise to explore Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos to make the most of your journey. By Haley Beham As the Mekong River makes its way from the mountains of Tibet to the South China Sea, it snakes past weaving villages, floating markets, and towering temples. At 2,703 miles long, it is one of the longest rivers in the world, and the lifeblood for many in Southeast Asia. Along its lush rural shorelines, you’ll find Buddhist monks and villagers going about their lives, fishermen casting their nets into the water, and local sampans […]
Israel feels like the center of the world geographically and spiritually. The world’s three major religions converge in delicate balance within Jerusalem’s timeworn lanes while the small country’s future blazes ahead in its booming cities. Travel to Jerusalem and beyond with Ker & Downey.
Where to go on safari to avoid the crowds for an experience that’s wholly your own.