Travel Inspiration

It's easy to fall in love with California's Big Sur coastline during a stay in the storybook village of Carmel‑by‑the‑Sea. You can enhance your experience with international and California-inspired cuisine along Carmel's walkable Main Street — just steps away from Carmel Beach.

A former mining town in the heart of the Colorado Rockies, Breckenridge has evolved into a bustling year-round vacation destination. "Breck," as locals call this family-friendly mountain town, offers a main street packed with shops and locally owned dining options. It also boasts one of the most creative and diverse small-town arts scenes around.

Here’s a list of the San Antonio River Walk’s top 10 eateries, landmarks and attractions to set you off on the right path. At 240 miles long, the San Antonio River originates in a cluster of springs in the center of its namesake city. Where these headwaters wind their way through downtown has become known as the San Antonio River Walk.

When you head to Cabo San Lucas, you can expect warm weather, outdoor adventures, and gorgeous scenery—no matter the time of year. Located on the southern tip of the Baja California Peninsula, Cabo is one of the most popular vacation spots in all of Mexico. And a vacation here can offer a lot more than just a lazy day on the beach. We’ve created a list of the best Cabo San Lucas tours to explore the area’s natural beauty and cultural riches. Keep reading for ideas to make your next Cabo getaway spectacular!

From books to bicycles, fashion to antiques, you’re sure to find something to treasure in Carmel-by-the-Sea. Carmel-by-the-Sea is a true village, with plenty of charm and cobblestones to spare. But there’s more to Carmel than fairy tale cottages and pristine beaches. There’s also the shopping. USA Today readers named Carmel third on their list of the 10 Best Destinations for Shopaholics.

Some say Sonoma, others say Sedona. Arizona might not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of a wine-forward vacation, but Sedona — and the nearby Verde Valley — have become hot spots for the state's growing wine culture.

Winemaking in the Verde Valley dates back to the 17th century, but it's only been on the wine connoisseur's radar in the last decade. From your home base at Hyatt Vacation Club Sedona, Piñon Pointe, it's easy to make a day of wine tasting in nearby Cornville or Cottonwood — both are in close proximity to the resort.