It’s a bit premature for talk of costumes, candy and trick-or-treating in the U.S. but if you’re headed to Asia in the next few weeks, then talk of ghosts and things that go bump in the night will ...

While we often associate throwing tomatoes with an unfortunate theatre performance or as a way to humiliate the village idiot, Spain has a different use for tomato tossing.

n the Spanish region of Aragon, nestled in the foothills of the Moncayo Mountain range, lays a tiny Spanish village. For centuries the residents have lived in the shadow of the highest peak in the ...

A festival that originally had its roots buried deep in religious tradition has long since become a raucous celebration that hinges on several rockets, a few horned animals and centuries-old tradit...

I will show you how to infuse a little romance for your immortal beloved by planning the perfect day in the exotic and unforgettable Monte Carlo, Monaco.

Name an American city that survived a crushing 25-hour bombardment, in the name of independence for its fledgling country. A community whose citizen soldiers banded together to turn back an invadin...

Spain is one of the most popular LGBT friendly-destinations for its supreme weather, sunny beaches and laid back, open-minded residents. Both Madrid and Barcelona are two of the most visited cities...

Spain knows how to throw a fiesta (party) and there are a number of annual events (most with some degree of religious significance) that keep visitors coming back year after year. From sporting com...

Chances are, if you are like the majority of us, you weren't lucky enough to snag an invite to the "wedding of the century." The April 29 nuptials of Prince William of Wales and girlfriend of eight...

The season for spring festivals is back: the birds are chirping, the sun is shining and the beer is flowing. I can't think of a better way to spend the day than soaking in the sun, beverage in hand...