Justin Dixon+FollowUnderground adventure: Ruby Falls wows in ChattanoogaDescending 260 feet below Chattanooga to see Ruby Falls is a thrill you won’t forget. This isn’t just any cave tour—there’s a waterfall taller than any other underground in the U.S., and you get there by elevator! Whether you’re up for a lantern-lit walk, a deep dive into geology, or a romantic date night, there’s a tour for every vibe. Plus, the area’s packed with ziplining, epic views, and historic hikes. Anyone else have Ruby Falls on their bucket list, or maybe a favorite cave adventure to share? #Travel #RubyFalls #Chattanooga20Share
Justin Dixon+FollowDisney Cruise Wi-Fi Just Got PricierIf you thought Disney Cruises were already a splurge, brace yourself: they just hiked their Wi-Fi prices by up to 17%! Now, basic internet is $30/day and streaming is $49/day—per device, with no discounts for families. Compared to Carnival’s $23.80-$25.50, Disney’s Wi-Fi is now the priciest at sea. And with other perks quietly disappearing, it’s starting to feel like every Disney magic moment comes with a hidden fee. #Travel #DisneyCruise #TravelCosts10Share
Brad Ramirez+FollowWhich Zodiac Signs Are Born Solo Travelers?Ever get the urge to just book a one-way ticket and vanish for a while? Turns out, some zodiac signs are basically wired for solo adventures. Sagittarius, Scorpio, Aquarius, Capricorn, and Leo are the top five who secretly (or not-so-secretly) dream of exploring the world on their own. Whether it’s about freedom, self-discovery, or just loving their own company, these signs are all about collecting passport stamps—no travel buddies required. Sound like you? Spill your solo travel dreams below! #Travel #ZodiacSigns #SoloTravel92Share
pbrewer+FollowMy Trip to Dallas Proved How Much a City Can Change Depending on Your Skin Color Dallas was the first city where I felt like my experience was completely different from the person standing next to me — just because of race. At a high-end restaurant, the host ignored the Black couple ahead of me for almost five minutes but greeted me instantly. They exchanged a look — like they’d seen this a thousand times. Later, on a city tour, the guide talked about “Dallas wealth” while driving past neighborhoods that were clearly neglected. When someone asked why the city felt so divided, he just said, “Every city has bad areas.” Travel is supposed to show you beauty. Dallas showed me inequality wearing a cowboy hat. #Travel #Dallas #RaceInAmerica6327Share
pbrewer+FollowVisiting Portland Made Me Realize How Different Liberal Ideals Are from Reality Portland markets itself as progressive, accepting, artsy — the kind of place where “everyone belongs.” But when I visited, the contrast between the image and the reality felt impossible to ignore. I saw activists holding signs about equality while stepping around homeless camps like they were trash. I watched a man overdose outside a vegan cafe while everyone kept sipping lattes like it was normal background noise. Then a local told me, “What you see on Instagram isn’t Portland. This is.” It made me wonder: How can a city preach compassion yet coexist so comfortably with visible suffering? And why do tourists get blamed for “not understanding Portland,” when maybe the city doesn’t understand itself? #Travel #Portland #RealAmerica1566637Share
pbrewer+FollowI Loved Yellowstone — Until I Saw How Tourists Treat Native Land Like a Theme Park Yellowstone is stunning, no doubt. But the way people act there is… unsettling. Families climbing over protective barriers. Influencers stepping onto sacred ground for a perfect photo. A guy literally scratched his initials into a rock formation older than the U.S. itself. A park ranger told me something that stuck with me: “People forget this land had meaning long before it had ticket lines.” It made me wonder how much of American tourism is built on disrespect — not just for nature, but for the Indigenous people who protected it long before any of us showed up with cameras. Maybe the real danger to Yellowstone isn’t wildlife. It’s entitlement. #Travel #Yellowstone #RespectNativeLand4112Share
Nicholas Lyons+FollowWinter Storm Fern Cuts Cruise Short!Royal Caribbean just pulled a wild move—cutting a cruise short thanks to Winter Storm Fern! Instead of dodging the storm at sea, Harmony of the Seas is racing back to Galveston a day early so everyone can get home before the icy mess hits. Passengers can still chill on the ship till Sunday if they want, but Cozumel is officially off the itinerary. Travel tip: always plan to arrive early and get that travel insurance! #Travel #WinterStormFern #RoyalCaribbean00Share
Justin Dixon+FollowWhy I skip the Strip for Valley of FireThe real magic of Las Vegas isn’t just in the neon lights—it’s in the wild, sun-soaked beauty just outside the city. Valley of Fire State Park, only 45 minutes from the Strip, has become my go-to escape every time I visit. Trading the chaos of casinos for quiet trails and jaw-dropping red rock views, I’ve found a side of Vegas that’s all about peace and adventure. Anyone else discovered a hidden gem near a big city that totally changed how you travel? Let’s swap stories! #Travel #LasVegas #ValleyOfFire00Share
Kelly Mack+FollowWhy a quick Montreal trip changed everythingLosing a job can make any big plans feel impossible, but squeezing in a short, budget-friendly getaway can work wonders for your mindset. A weekend in Montreal—just a quick flight from New York—turned out to be the perfect reset. No packed itinerary, just good food, vintage shops, and time to actually enjoy the city with a friend. Sometimes, the best trips aren’t about ticking off sights, but about recharging and finding joy in the little things. Have you ever taken a small trip that made a big difference during a tough time? #Travel #TravelOnABudget #Montreal00Share
Dr. Michael Henson+FollowBora Bora’s Secret Best Months Revealed!Dreaming of Bora Bora? Here’s the scoop: April and November are the sweet spots for perfect weather and cool island events—think music fests and epic canoe races. Want fewer crowds (and maybe cheaper deals)? Visit December through March. But if you’re all about sunbathing, skip May to October since it can get rainy and extra hot. Basically, timing your trip is everything if you want those paradise vibes! #Travel #BoraBora #TravelTips10Share