Michelle Cohn

1 week ago | islands.com | Michelle Cohn

Texas is one of the biggest states in the U.S.A., but there are still places throughout the state where you can find small towns with a lot of heart, like Langtry. According to the Texas Historical Association, Langtry gets thousands of visitors every year, and for good reason.

2 weeks ago | islands.com | Michelle Cohn

Oregon is home to a variety of unique places to visit, from a quintessential beach town with dramatic coastal views to a Bavarian-style mountain city brimming with European charm. The state is a popular travel spot and it has the numbers to prove it: Over four million people traveled to Oregon last year, including both domestic and international tourists. For folks looking to explore everything the Beaver State has to offer, La Grande should definitely be a stop on their itinerary.

2 weeks ago | islands.com | Michelle Cohn

When people think of New York, many of them imagine Broadway lights, skyscrapers, brownstone apartments, or yellow taxi cabs. But New York is actually much more than its eponymous city, and the state is full of places boast old-world charm and natural beauty. While there are a variety of places that people could go for less touristy Hamptons alternatives with quiet beaches, one standout town is Alexandria, New York.

2 weeks ago | islands.com | Michelle Cohn

There are many reasons to visit the Vatican: the art, the architectures, the religious offerings. It's a city unlike any other. Railbookers, a travel site that offers special train bookings and trips, is now offering an exclusive, after-hours tour of the Vatican on September 8, 2025. Over 5 million people visit the Vatican every year, which means the city is always bustling with tourists.

4 weeks ago | islands.com | Michelle Cohn

Flying into the Detroit airport puts you right at the center of the hustle and bustle of a big city. But just a short distance away, you'll find Romulus, a cozy, small town with diverse restaurants and a big heart. Romulus is about a six-minute drive from Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport and a 30-minute drive from Ann Arbor, which means visitors can easily get access to bigger cities while enjoying the slower pace and tight-knit community of a smaller town.