When a lot of people go out of town, they don’t think twice about booking a reservation at a hotel. We want to encourage you to go the bed and

breakfast route instead. You can get more privacy. The service is more personable. The rooms are oftentimes larger and customized (many bed and breakfasts have rooms with “themes”). There are

various activities on the grounds. They usually have spa and specialized menu packages. And breakfast is included in the rate. There are a lot of absolutely breathtaking bed and breakfasts throughout

the country. Click here to read up on some of them and consider going on your own bed and breakfast tour.

If you and yours travel on a fairly consistent basis, you probably already know about glamping. If not, it’s the combination of the word “glamourous” and “camping”---and with just reason.

Glamping ain’t what the Boy and Girl Scouts do! If you decide to go glamping, you can find everything from air-conditioned tents to log cabins with catering service. It’s basically getting

the benefits of being outdoors with the accommodations of being inside someplace really nice. Glamping.com.

On certain glamping websites, you’ll see some treehouses that will absolutely blow your mind! This is becoming so popular that you can go to your favorite search engine, put “romantic

treehouse getaways” in the search field and get all sorts of options. Treehouse Point (Issaquah, Washington), The Treehouse at Winvian Farm (Litchfield Hills, Connecticut) and Out ‘N’ About Treehouse Treesort

(Cave Junction, Oregon) are just a few fan favorites. Brings new meaning to “sitting in a tree, K-I-S-S-I-N-G!” (Click here to read up on these and other romantic

treehouses.)

Or how about this? Pull out a map, talk to about places both of you have never been before, then plan on going there. It doesn’t have to be a

major city either. There are all sorts of quaint towns that have great restaurants, luxurious wineries and outdoor activities. Click here to read about some of the most

romantic towns in the United States.

If you like taking walks down memory road, "interview" your parents or grandparents about where they first fell in love, got married and or/honeymooned. If it’s in the United States,

drive there. Just being in the same place where your family members started to fall for one another can reignite fires between you and your own spouse. It’s one of

the most relevant historical trips you’ll ever take. No question.