Road Scholar Blog

Where Lake Michigan meets Lake Huron, you’ll find a small, quaint island totaling five square miles named Mackinac Island (pronounced Mack-i-naw). But don’t let its size fool you—this tiny island has a big story. From serving as a ...

How Intergenerational Travel Tours Bring Family Closer Over the past few decades, changes in family structures and increased demand from careers have made it more challenging for families to form deep, strong bonds. If you’re looking for a way...

Central Italy is known for its slow pace, breathtaking views, and remarkable architecture. Tuscany and Umbria are two regions located in the middle of Italy, and are home to world-renowned attractions like Michelangelo's David statue, the Duomo bas...

Creating Bonds in Women-Only Travel Groups and Tours The women-only travel community is both empowering and inspiring. If you’re eager to explore the world around you but don’t have a travel companion to accompany you, ladies’ trav...

Baroque Style in San Miguel de Allende Architecture San Miguel de Allende is a fusion of Mexican and Spanish influences known for its colonial architecture, romance, history, and culture. Located in Mexico’s central highlands, San Miguel de A...