Jamaica is one of those places many people hope to travel to at least once in a lifetime. Located in the mesmerizing Caribbean, Jamaica is one of the largest islands in the region and a travelers’ hotspot. A little research on the island will tell you why – Jamaica is rich in history, has an amazing culture, music, beaches, and so many natural aspects to explore including waterfalls, blue holes, mountains, rivers, mineral springs, and more.

Never enjoyed a vacation by train? You’re missing out. Then again, you also have a lot to look forward to when you finally do book that bucket-list experience.

There are plenty of reasons our guests choose to travel by train and not fly—or drive. Aside from simply climbing aboard and letting someone else do all the driving and navigating, it’s a chance to enjoy landscapes and moments of adventure you’d never have the opportunity to otherwise.

In February of 2001, the Dickerson family packed up their car and traveled the 16 hours it takes to get from New Jersey to Orlando. They had planned their two-week vacation in part to avoid a snowstorm heading toward where they lived.

It may be chilly outside now, but a hint of spring is in the air as EPCOT prepares for the Taste of EPCOT International Flower & Garden Festival beginning March 3, 2021, at Walt Disney World Resort. With garden-fresh cuisines, creative gardens and unforgettable topiaries, this vibrant festival combines the freshest flowers and flavors from around the world.

For many travelers, a Caribbean vacation means visiting renowned spots like Jamaica or The Bahamas. While these destinations offer beautiful beaches and rich cultures, there are some lesser-known Caribbean islands that can further broaden your experience, whether you’re looking for untouched beaches or incredible historical sites. Now, with more than 7,000 islands in the Caribbean—dozens of which you can visit on a Royal Caribbean cruise, where should you start?