If you’re among the population that dreads bouncers asking for your ID (rather than feeling flattered) and consider beer pong tournaments legit weekend entertainment, chances are, you’re already clued into the allure of Cancun as a holiday destination.

The rest of us, however, may need a little convincing.

Amanda Pressner investigates the grownup side of this Mexican destination.

Despite its reputation, spring break isn’t solely the domain of rowdy college kids searching for their next tequila shot.

Spring break is also prime vacation time for families, couples and those simply looking to get away for a while.

We tracked down alternate destinations and experiences for those looking to avoid the crowds without giving up the fun.

1. Skip beer pong, try Bourbon

Cruises aren’t just about over-the-top activities and lavish accommodations. Educational-themed river cruises allow travelers to drift from town to town, soaking in the history and culture of the region.  

Dara Bramson investigates how education, both onboard and on shore, enhanced the travel experience while sailing Yangtze River in China.

It’s no secret that the state of the economy has led people to spend their money more selectively.

While traveling through South Africa, veteran traveler Lynn Langway had no desire to bounce up and down Victoria Falls at the end of a bungee cord, or dangle like a snack for sharks inside an Indian Ocean cage.

Nor is she a “coach potato,” content to see the wonders of the world through a tour bus window.

Fortunately, soft adventures abound in South Africa, which travelers can happily experience between the two extremes.

OK, so you’ve popped the questions…now the question is, do you stay or do you go?

Destination weddings can be a great way to avoid meddling in-laws while combining your ceremony and honeymoon.

In fact, it’s estimated that 2.2 million U.S. weddings will take place this year, with a whopping 18 percent of them eschewing tradition to take place at a destination resort.

When you’re booking a tour or trek, it helps to be aware of the difficulty level so you’re not caught unprepared. Though there is no universal, industry-wide rating system, some travel providers offer a ranking to help determine the level of exertion.

Die-hard baseball fan Roy Berger still has a few things to check off his list before he officially grows up.  

After getting stand-up comedy out of his system, he decided to relive his youth at Major League Baseball fantasy camp. Read on for his daily reports from the field.

Every boy growing up in the impressionable 1950s and 1960s wanted to be a Major League Baseball player.

RVs can be an economical way for families to get out and see the country.

But can these gas-guzzlers also be an eco-friendly way to travel?

Yes they can, so here’s what you need to know to have a greener RV travel experience…