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    2 Weeks Trips & Itineraries

    Two-week travel itineraries covering multi-city trips, regional loops, and country-spanning routes — paced for travelers who want depth without sprinting through every stop.

    • Oregon

      Oregon

      Oregon’s coast, forests, and food scene pull in opposite directions — and that tension is exactly what makes it worth the trip.

    • Alsace

      Alsace

      Alsace sits between France and Germany and tastes like both — riesling, tarte flambée, and half-timbered villages that actually look like that.

    • Denmark

      Denmark

      Tivoli Gardens took half my day and I regret nothing. The real Denmark, though, is cycling past half-timbered houses to a sand-buried lighthouse.

    • Colorado

      Colorado

      58 peaks above 14,000 feet, world-class ski resorts, and Denver’s craft beer scene — Colorado earns every bit of its reputation.

    • Ukraine

      Ukraine

      Kyiv’s golden domes, Lviv’s cobblestone baroque, and the Carpathians — Ukraine rewards the travelers who show up.

    • Malaysia

      Malaysia

      Kuala Lumpur is easy. Malaysian Borneo — orangutans, Mulu’s caves, longhouse stays — is where the trip gets interesting.

    • Bolivia

      Bolivia

      Salar de Uyuni’s mirror effect after rain is real — but La Paz’s witches’ market is what stays with you longest.

    • Morocco

      Morocco

      Fez has 9,000 alleyways and no logical grid. Get lost on purpose — that’s where Morocco actually lives.

    • New Zealand

      New Zealand

      Two islands, one country — Milford Sound, Maori marae, Marlborough wine, and the Southern Alps, all within a few hours of each other.

    • Washington

      Washington

      Washington has the Pacific Coast, Cascades, rain forests, and Seattle — and most visitors only scratch the surface at Pike Place.

    • California

      California

      California is the only place where you can ski in the morning and eat tacos on a beach by afternoon. The state rewards the curious.

    • Colombia

      Colombia

      Colombia’s shift from cautionary tale to one of South America’s best trips happened fast — and Cartagena’s walled city is only the beginning.

    • Texas

      Texas

      Texas rewards the curious traveler — Big Bend alone is worth the drive, and Austin’s best music is still free on 6th Street.

    • Florida

      Florida

      Florida has 52M annual visitors for a reason — but the Dry Tortugas, 70 miles past Key West, sees almost none of them.

    • Greek Islands

      Greek Islands

      Santorini gets the photos, but Naxos gets the better beaches, cheaper tavernas, and almost none of the cruise crowds.

    • United Kingdom

      United Kingdom

      Four nations, one island — England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland each feel like a separate country worth a separate trip.

    • Turkey

      Turkey

      Hagia Sophia has been a church, mosque, and museum — sometimes in the same century. Turkey rewards the historically curious like almost nowhere else.

    • French Polynesia

      French Polynesia

      Bora Bora gets the postcards, but Moorea’s jagged peaks and vanilla-scented valleys are what actually stay with you.

    • Canada

      Canada

      The Rockies get all the attention, but Quebec City in January and the Maritimes in fall are where Canada actually surprises you.

    • Croatia

      Croatia

      1,200 islands, a Roman palace you can still sleep inside, and a national park where the water runs turquoise over sixteen terraced lakes.

    • Costa Rica

      Costa Rica

      Over 25% of Costa Rica is protected land — and you feel it the moment you step into Monteverde or Manuel Antonio.

    • Philippines

      Philippines

      El Nido’s lagoons are worth the chaos of getting there. Palawan alone could fill two weeks — and still leave things undone.