Mark Westwood

Idaho might be famous for its rugged mountains and world-class potatoes, but this northwestern gem offers so much more than most travelers realize. From charming small towns tucked between snow-capped peaks to vibrant cities buzzing with art, food, and ad... See more

Michigan is a state defined by water, wonder, and welcoming cities that each tell a different story. From the energetic pulse of Detroit, where creativity and culture are on the rise, to the tranquil charm of lakeside towns like Traverse City and Holland,... See more

Lake Placid needs no introduction if you’re a sports fan, as it was where the famous “Miracle on Ice” happened, which saw the United States ice hockey team upset the Soviet Union to win the gold medal at the 1980 Winter Olympic Games. The only place in No... See more

The small village of Cooperstown in upstate New York is fairly to baseball fans as it is not only the home of the official Baseball Hall of Fame but also the recognised birthplace of “America’s Favourite Pastime”. Cooperstown was placed on the map well be... See more

SoHo, short for “South of Houston Street”, is a neighbourhood of New York City’s Manhattan borough famous worldwide for its eclectic arts community, cast-iron buildings and cobbled stone streets. Home to world-class art galleries and museums, as well as B... See more