COVID-19 has spoiled a great many travel plans, but that doesn’t mean Americans can’t be on the move this Memorial Day weekend.

Even though shelter-in-place restrictions are beginning to ease, there is no shortage of virtual tours and resources to explore without leaving home.

Despite the challenges of the COVID-19 public health crisis, spring has sprung. Celebrate the season virtually with these online tours of national parks.

Even though much of America is stuck at home due to the coronavirus pandemic, it’s still possible to escape to the Southeast, if only in your mind.

Mid-March typically is a great time to be outside in the Southeast, with pleasant spring weather and a variety of family events.

Georgia may be known as “the peach state,” but every March, nature gives it another claim to fame: beautiful cherry blossoms.

If you love a good parade but don’t feel like traveling all the way to New Orleans for Mardi Gras, then you’re in luck.

During February, many North Carolina residents are all about college basketball and the lead-up to March Madness, but there’s far more to the Tar Heel State than hoops.

As a native Arkansan, it’s hard for me to choose just one favorite place or attraction in the state! I’m always amazed by how much there is to see and do in Arkansas. I love to hike and explore the outdoors, and there’s no shortage of opportunities to do so, from the Ozark Mountains in the northern part of the ...

The Visit North Carolina team participated in an exercise for its major tourism conference in 2019, where each staffer indicated a “first” they’d like to experience in North Carolina in 2020. Here’s what they listed. Mark Shore (left), director of tourism marketing for Visit NC, said his “first” for this year was to drink wine with a llama at Divine ...