St. Lucia boasts picturesque bays, sugar-white sands, and leafy jungles. This explains why it’s the ultimate destination for vacationers looking for all-inclusive resorts or a posh getaway.For visitors who can’t take a day or two of pure lazing, there are plenty of outdoor activities to engage in, including snorkeling, zip-lining, hiking coastal trails, swimming, and sailing, among others.There’s somewhere to stay for every type of guest, all spiced up with Caribbean hospitality. But these 10 places in St. Lucia are worth every penny.

Everyone is familiar with the Age of European Discovery where they "discovered" the New World, Australia, and more while circumnavigating the globe. This was an age marked by famous explorers like Captain Cook, Christopher Columbus, and Magellan. Most people are familiar with the age of the Vikings when they roamed the seas discovering lands like the Faeroe Islands, Iceland, Greenland, and what is today Newfoundland of Canada. But how many people are familiar with the great age of Polynesian expansion? It is arguably one of the greatest discovery and travel stories rarely told. Today there are many countries and territories of Polynesia. Many of these have developed independently for hundreds of years - one can learn about the New Zealand Maori while there and see the unique culture that they developed.

Brooklyn, the twin city of New York, has a rich and illustrious history. The swampy land has been inhabited for thousands of years, but at various points in history, the borough and adjacent city were abandoned due to rapidly changing climate conditions. Owing to its access to the East River, Atlantic Ocean, and inland land bridges, Brooklyn was geographically destined for greatness. Today, if the borough was ranked as a city, it would be the third most populous city in the United States, following Los Angeles and Chicago. Coney Island, the symbol of American decadence, had a transformative effect on the borough, and marked the beginnings of large-scale de-industrialization, turning the once glorious port city into a hub for counter-cultural currents.

Imagine a comfy cottage near a mountain lake where there's fantastic skiing in the winter. The lakeside beach is paradise in the summer. The setting is a quaint town where everyone says, "Hello!" when they see each other on the street. The whole family spends long weekends and summer vacations in this haven. Kids romp through the yard, exploring nature, and parents relax, away from the pressures of their jobs. This second home is so much more than an investment--it represents joyous moments and refreshing vacations.

The pandemic has forced most individuals to work from home or enroll in online courses, which means they have more time than ever to do things on their own, all while remaining in the safety and comfort of their own homes. Despite the numerous advantages of being at home, some people continue to experience feelings of loneliness. Due to strict health protocols, they have difficulty adjusting to the new normal.Most individuals these days enjoy viewing movies on streaming services like Netflix, Disney+, HBO, and others to make the most of their free time while also getting a sense of adventure. As a result, here is a compiled list of some of the best travel movies that people can watch at home.