Travel Inspiration

Some say Sonoma, others say Sedona. Arizona might not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of a wine-forward vacation, but Sedona — and the nearby Verde Valley — have become hot spots for the state's growing wine culture.

Winemaking in the Verde Valley dates back to the 17th century, but it's only been on the wine connoisseur's radar in the last decade. From your home base at Hyatt Vacation Club Sedona, Piñon Pointe, it's easy to make a day of wine tasting in nearby Cornville or Cottonwood — both are in close proximity to the resort.

Stepping off the airplane in Cabo San Lucas and taking in the view from your room at Sirena del Mar is breathtaking. So before we go on, take a moment to breathe it all in. Okay, ready to have some fun?

If you like to enjoy the finer things in life with a modernist twist, Palm Springs is the place for you. Homes with stunning, angular lines and sweeping curves dominate the architectural landscape here.

Swimming pools in unique, memorable shapes grace backyards, and sleek "period" furniture is still in vogue. The mid-century modern vibe is very much alive in this Coachella Valley community where architectural tours, vintage stores, and cultural events evoke the spirit of a more glamorous time.

If you’re planning a vacation to the area, the options for skiing in Tahoe can at first feel slightly overwhelming. Whether you’re looking for more advanced slopes, beginner terrain, or a mix of the two—there are many to choose from.

Luckily, Tahoe’s surrounding area is breathtaking and the versatility of the mountains means that there’s something here for everyone (whether you’re looking for tubing, snowshoeing, or cross-country skiing). Let’s dive in and explore, so you can pick the best slopes for your vacation!