NYC’s nightlife is ever changing. That’s part of what makes it so intriguing. On any given night, you can typically catch a new night club opening or bar promotion taking place somewhere in the five boroughs. So with that in mind, we wanted to highlight four travel hot spots that are perfect for rubbing cocktail stirs with NYC’s ultra chic:

Ever been to a Hall of Fame? A centerpiece of many vacation destination ideas, these halls honoring the most famous in their respective fields are exemplified by those like the one in Cooperstown, NY for baseball players and the one in Cleveland, OH for rock stars. Some Halls of Fame in America are among the most crowded tourist attractions in the country.

Looking for travel tips when you are in the sunshine state? Know for the largest coastline in the United States, unlimited sunshine, miles of white-sand beaches and being family-friendly, Florida has something for everyone.

Canada has a reputation for maple syrup, hockey and Mounties, but there's much more to this expensive northern country than those three things.

In fact, Canada is a wonderful travel destination. Here, we present some of the highlights.

Maids of Honor looking for a wonderful place to host a bachelorette event this winter may want to focus on planning a vacation in Jackson Hole. It’s an ideal place to plan a bachelorette escape for several reasons. Among them are the wide variety of overnight accommodations, dining facilities, activities and attractions available to groups and individuals alike.

Looking for some offbeat destination ideas for your next vacation? How about some of the weirdest castles this side of the Atlantic?

It is dawn in South Africa and the sky is aglow in hues of purple and pink. Crickets and birds are singing the peaceful song of the African plains while large birds gather along the water’s edge, searching for their breakfast in the moist, sandy soil. The air is calm, creating the appearance of glass on the waterhole; disturbed only when an occasional bug touches the surface. Grasses and shrubs grow tall along the water’s edge, separating the dusty path from the cool water.

The Honduras sun is hot in May, and I am grateful to enter the cool air of the small cinderblock home in the rural community I am volunteering in. As my eyes adjust to the darkness, I scan the sparse room to see a bed, some pots, and a few tools set on the earthen floor. We get to work quickly, mixing cement and unloading our supply of bricks. A toothless grandmother watches us from over her cooking fire as we work, stacking and cementing bricks. We are building ovens that will allow them to use their wood more efficiently and make make enough bread to sell.

The history of Houston, TX, named for former Tennessee Governor Sam Houston, plays like the pages of a wild-west novel. In April of 1836, Sam Houston led Texas troops in a battle of revenge against Mexico over the slaughter at the Alamo, and was quickly named President of the Republic of Texas in return. The town of Houston soon became capitol of the Republic of Texas, and its spot near the swampy river of Buffalo Bayou as well as its proximity to the port of Galveston, made it the perfect location through which railroads and wagons full of good would travel.

There’s no doubt that every country has a New Year tradition that starts a New Year with some sort of gusto and life force. After all New Year’s Eve is the end of one year that was filled with life changing or life threatening experiences and a celebration is always in order to usher in a New Year filled with positive expectations.