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Riu Jalisco

From: $228.00

Number of Nights: 3

Overlooking a stunning white-sand beach, Riu Jalisco is the ideal hotel to enjoy an unforgettable vacation, with all of its rooms perfectly equipped to offer you all the amenities needed.

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Tastes and Sounds of the South

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Number of Nights: 9

Join us for a little jazz, home cookin' from local Southerners, country music and a whole lot of Rock 'n' Roll on this inspiring American South tour showcasing the rich culture of Memphis, Nashville, Natchez and New Orleans, plus a trip to Elvis’ iconic Graceland.

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Caribbean: Dominican Republic & St. Thomas

From: $1,219.00

Number of Nights: 12

Ship: Norwegian Bliss

Set sail on a spectacular 12-day round-trip sailing from New York to the Caribbean with Norwegian. In Puerto Plata, visit Fortaleza San Felipe, which was built in the 16th century or head to the Amber Museum, which is filled with a unique collection of valuable Dominican amber. Wander San Juan's picturesque cobblestone streets, plazas and chapels, all reflecting its rich Spanish heritage. And on the island of St. Thomas, witness Charlotte Amalie's breathtaking harbor - once home to pirates but still full of many treasures today.

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Khao Lak rests quietly along Thailand’s Andaman coastline, about an hour north of Phuket, yet it feels worlds apart. This stretch of shoreline runs for miles, with wide sandy beaches that often seem almost untouched. The name itself comes from the nearby mountain that rises behind the coast, giving the area a dramatic backdrop where forest meets sea. Long before tourism arrived, this region was part of an ancient trading route, with evidence of settlements dating back many centuries, linking it to merchants who once traveled between Asia and beyond.

The landscape around Khao Lak is shaped by water and jungle. Inside Khao Lak–Lam Ru National Park, visitors can walk through dense rainforest filled with orchids, bamboo, and towering trees, then arrive at waterfalls that flow year-round. Some trails lead to natural hot springs, where mineral-rich water pools at striking temperatures. Offshore, the Similan and Surin Islands draw divers and snorkelers with clear waters and vibrant marine life, making Khao Lak a gateway to some of Thailand’s most remarkable underwater scenes.