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Destinations, Drinks, Events, Hotels, Nightlife

Experience The Very Zenith Of Whiskey Tastings In Las Vegas
By Correspondent Xania Woodman

March 27, 2014

Correspondent Xania Woodman has the inside scoop on what’s considered one of the best whiskey events in the world.

Attractions and Landmarks, Destinations, Food and Wine, Golf, Hotels, Outdoors, Shopping, Spas, Travel Tips

Cristie Kerr’s Guide To Scottsdale, Arizona
By Forbes Travel Guide Tastemaker Cristie Kerr

March 27, 2014

The LPGA star names some of her favorite hotels, restaurants and activities in her adopted hometown and site of the LPGA’s first 2014 U.S. stop.

Couples, Destinations, Events, Family, Hotels, Weddings

Seven Unexpectedly Romantic Wedding Destinations
By Correspondent Veronica Meewes

March 27, 2014

Planning a wedding can be a daunting task — especially when it comes to choosing a location. Thankfully, Veronica Meewes has uncovered stunning spots that are perfect for the big day.

Destinations, Drinks, Hotels

Discovering Brazil’s Secret Wine Country
By Correspondent Maria C. Hunt

March 26, 2014

If you’re heading to the South American nation for the FIFA World Cup, we suggest you take a detour to discover the nation’s secret wine country.

Destinations, Family, Hotels

Five Hotels For Your Next Family Vacation
By Forbes Travel Guide Correspondent Caroline Patek

March 26, 2014

Group travel doesn’t always equate to sacrificing high-end accommodations. Check out our kid-friendly picks across the country.

Attractions and Landmarks, Destinations, Events, Food and Wine, Hotels, Shows and Performances, Sports

Your Winning Guide To March Madness
By Forbes Travel Guide Editor DeMarco Williams

March 25, 2014

Though we can’t fill out our brackets until March 16, we’ve scouted each city’s off-the-court events and hotels that will help your journey be a slam dunk.

Art, Attractions and Landmarks, Destinations, Hotels, Restaurants

Spending Two Perfect Days In Hong Kong
By Correspondent Barbra Austin

March 25, 2014

Forty-eight hours isn’t much, but it’s enough time to experience the city’s local culture and cosmopolitan luxury — especially with the help of this guide.