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Interest in ‘Travel Tuesday' soars, with more consumers saying they prefer travel to shopping
Search interest for “Travel Tuesday” rose more than 500% over the last two years, according to a report published Thursday by McKinsey & Company.
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These are the most exciting travel destinations for 2025, according to National Geographic
In October, National Geographic revealed its annual list, “best of the world 2025,” based in travel experts and international editors.
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‘Harvest Mendocino' gives fungi fans mush-needed foodie fun
Mushrooms are some of the stars of the deep-flavored celebration.
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Election anxiety is scrambling Americans' travel plans
Concerns about potential political unrest and economic fallout are reshuffling vacation dates, holiday getaways and business trips.
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Airport puts 3-minute limit on goodbye hugs to improve traffic
Dunedin Airport in New Zealand said longer goodbyes should use the car park.
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We left New Orleans for an island in Japan and bought an abandoned house for $7,500: Take a look inside
American couple Dani and Evan Benton who run a guesthouse and honeybee farm on an island in Japan say, “The move is the best decision we ever made.”
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Tarantulas rule this Gold County fest, which features a Hairy Leg Contest
Coarsegold’s arachnid affair boasts charming moments and educational fun.
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Experience the ultimate kayak adventure on Sonoma County's Russian River
California Live correspondent Berlin explores the Russian River in Sonoma County by kayak. Learn essential water safety tips and take in breathtaking views of the great outdoors.
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It's go time for gold time in the Eastern Sierra, leaf peepers
Break out the binocs: “Leaves in the Loop” will honor June Lake’s stunning fall foliage.
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Witches and warlocks will cast a splashy spell at Ventura Harbor
The Ventura Harbor Witches Paddle, which is entering its sixth ensorcelled outing, is free to join or spectate.
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A private island for $1,000 per night — for those who are willing to get there
Pinang Island is a rustic eco-resort that opened two years ago in Indonesia. But traveling to the remote island often requires three flights and a boat ride.
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You might win(ter) big, tram fans: A snow-guessing contest is now open
That midcentury gem, the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, is looking ahead to its first flakes of the season.
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Grape stomping, vineyard dinners & more! Check out these unique California harvest season happenings
California is the largest wine-producing state in the country and during October’s harvest season, there are plenty of fun opportunities to get in on the action. California Live’s Jessica Vilchis chats with wine expert Daniela Garrido to get the ultimate guide of unique and immersive experiences across the state, from grape picking to wine education classes and more!
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Pumpkins will roll through the heart of Carmel-by-the-Sea
The annual whimsy is a spirited and potentially seedy tribute to the village’s big birthday month.
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Scarecrows rule October in these quaint California towns
Hay there: Cambria, the Santa Ynez Valley, and Big Bear are all about the fanciful fall icons.
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Pets are hitching a ride on the travel boom
As cat and dog owners take their animals on trips more often, hotels and airlines are raising fees and rolling out more services to accommodate them.
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Ahoy: The first-ever Morro Bay Maritime Festival drops anchor this fall
A Family Fun Day, a screening of “Treasure Island,” and other salty pursuits will raise the mast.
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A vintage Paso Robles hotel unveils a sparkling renovation
The Paso Robles Inn still has plenty of historical notes, but the modern amenities add fresh oomph.
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Glampers at a charming campground go all out(side) for Halloween
The Inn Town Campground in Nevada City invites people to spooky-up their campsites.
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Winter, fall, and summer mingle in ‘the Switzerland of California'
Snow visited June Lake, where nature is beginning to go gold ahead of autumn’s official arrival.