4 Ways to Experience the World by Active Travel
August 7, 2020
Just as beauty is in the eye of the beholder, active travel is a subjective label. It can be a heart-pounding adventure ...
Sports & Adventure
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Recent Posts: Sports & Adventure
5 of the Best Winter Festivals in U.S. Ski Areas
November 8, 2019
Snowsports lovers rejoice! The season of winter festivals is coming around again. If you like to bundle up tight and ...
3 of the Best Golf Courses in Palm Springs
October 29, 2019
Whether you’re looking for a day trip from Los Angeles or visiting Palm Springs for a relaxing vacation, there’s a ...
Celebrating a Birthday by Hiking in a National Park
September 13, 2019
I recently enjoyed a birthday trip planned by my son. All he told me was that we were going to start in Las Vegas and ...
5 of the Best Cities to Sightsee by Bicycle
May 14, 2019
There are many ways to see a city. As a dedicated cyclist, I love to do it on two wheels. Getting around by a bus ...
Spring Training is the Best Vacation for a Baseball Fan
February 5, 2019
Baseball Spring Training! It’s time to head south to Florida or Arizona to catch some games and soak up the sun ...
An Epic Rail Adventure in the Canadian Rockies
January 25, 2019
The Canadian Rockies are known to many as a must-do vacation thanks to awe-inspiring vistas showcasing nature’s most ...
3 Unique Moroccan Experiences You Do Not Want to Miss
October 30, 2018
Morocco is a mesmerizing mosaic of cultures – Arab, Berber, European and African. It can feel foreign, romantic, ...
Hang Loose at Hawaii’s Thrilling Triple Crown of Surfing
October 23, 2018
If you’re a Barney or a grommet and try shooting the curl of the mackers off Oahu’s North Shore, you stand a good ...
About Travel Maestro
Hi, I’m Beverly, Covington Travel’s Director of Social Media and the voice of TravelMaestro. I love to travel well and help others do the same. For me, traveling well doesn’t have to mean unabashed luxury, although I must admit, I do love just that. No, traveling well has to do with really experiencing the culture, engaging with people, and learning something about your destination, and very possibly yourself, along the way.
