Alot Travel Team

American students choose these countries as their study abroad destinations for their academic, cultural, and business experiences. Western Europe did well in the rankings, but where did each individual country land?

Sanibel Island offers perfect beaches and enjoyable fun for any family vacation. When you're ready to head in to recharge, know that there are family-friendly hotels where everyone in your party can relax or have fun.

Sanibel Island is known for its shelling beaches, providing lots of souvenirs to beach combers who explore the sands. The perfect way to explore this Florida gem is by staying in one of its many inns or cottages.

No trip to picturesque Sanibel, Florida is complete without a stay at a wonderful resort hotel. We've compiled 5 of the best resorts into one list to make it easy to research you or your family's trip to Sanibel Island.

If you're preparing to have some fun in the sun on picturesque Sanibel Island, Florida, be sure to do some research on the area's finest hotels. We've compiled the top 5 of Sanibel Island's A+ options into one list.

There is no shortage of sights and activities available on the island, and there are some that are especially appropriate for families with children in tow. Hare's a rundown on some of the best Sanibel Island has to offer.

The Hoover Dam is one of America's largest man-made landmarks. Like many other landmarks, security has been tightened in recent years, though you can still drive over it. Here are some tips on making it across the top.

Everyone loves a summer road trip across the country. What better way to explore rural America than traversing historic Route 66? Here are 6 of the kitschiest attractions to help you get your “kitsch” on Route 66.

The Hoover Dam is nestled in the Black Canyon of the Colorado River, just a 45-minute drive from Las Vegas, Nevada. Learn more about the various ways you can tour this amazing man-made marvel of engineering, from the air to the ground.

Historic Route 66 still holds mystique for travelers from all over the world. Driving from east to west, Oklahoma is the fifth state that a Route 66 roadtripper will pass through, and there is plenty to see and to do.