Sanjay Surana

Lay your eyes on a desert canyon, and there's a good chance you will be seduced by the spellbinding way that the bands of sun-kissed rock, often in shades of red and pink and sandy gold, rise all around.

What is it about roller coasters that appeals to riders?

One of the most iconic roads in the United States, the Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) winds its way along hundreds of miles of the California coast.

This state in the Midwest has some pretty interesting things going for it.

Understandably, travelers thinking of New York state will picture the Big Apple.. Go beyond the big city limits, and you will find grand wilderness, quiet coastlines, and fun small towns.

Where to start with the biggest metropolis in the Midwest?

Michigan is a state of two peninsulas that sit among mammoth bodies of water.

When the word beach pops up in conversation or stories, thoughts inevitably wander to idyllic stretches of sand next to turquoise seas.

The Silver State in the Southwest is on everyone's radar, but a lot of that is down to the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas.

Ah, the wonders of flying. There really is an undeniable pleasure in boarding an aircraft in the knowledge that, a few hours later, you will arrive in a totally different environment, like a hidden tropical paradise.

Look at a map, and it becomes evident how the Finger Lakes got their name.

This is a remote destination, more than 1,000 miles from New Zealand. With a fascinating history and a mix of cultural influences, Fiji promises travelers a rich variety, with islands to fit any travel style.

The Buckeye State has plenty of options to keep travelers entertained.

The Sunshine State has long attracted travelers in search of the good life.

Travelers that make their way to the country will find striking beaches with tall palms, mountains interiors covered in dense forest and jungle, and friendly locals.