It’s the final day of “Where in the World is Matt Lauer?”

For the final stop on Matt’s exhausting round-the-world tour, he’s landed in a tiny island nation in the Indian Ocean.

This tiny island group is known as the Seychelles. A popular travel hotspot for Europeans, the Seychelles is off the radar of most Americans.

But there’s a lot of life and beauty packed into these small islands, as Matt will show you …

For the next segment of “Where in the World Is Matt Lauer?”, Matt’s off to a city that’s long been a global crossroads: Istanbul, Turkey.

Besides physically straddling Europe and Asia, Istanbul also has deep roots culturally in both continents.

Join Matt Lauer as he discovers the hidden charms of this ancient city that sits astride the border between two continents.

The next stop on Matt Lauer’s around-the-world adventure is one that will be completely unfamiliar to many Americans: the small, landlocked Southeast Asian country of Laos.

Laos is wedged between an array of bigger and better-known countries that attract a lot more visitors: China, Vietnam, Thailand, and Cambodia. Even Burma (aka- Myanmar) gets more press (though not the good, tourist-attracting kind).

So what brings Matt to Laos, the “Land of a Million Elephants?”

Find out by clicking “More Travel” …

It’s time again for more “Where in the World Is Matt Lauer?”

So where is Matt today?

He’s in the land of bikes and dikes, windmills and wooden shoes.

That’s right– Matt’s in Amsterdam.

Join him as he explores the city and its extremely varied pleasures…

Are you wondering “Where in the World is Matt Lauer?” Us, too!

As Today’s travel editor, Peter brings you even more of the inside scoop on Matt’s destinations.

Today, check out more about the exciting first stop on Matt’s around-the-world tour: Buenos Aires, Argentina.

There’s an old saying that if you can’t remember the past, you’re doomed to repeat it.

But when it comes to hotels, if you do remember the past, and have the money and vision to do the work, you can restore it — and that’s a win-win for heritage, hotels and guests.

So check out some great historic hotels and find out why they’ve stood the test of time–and what they might mean for your next vacation.