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Missouri has a lot to show its visitors, not least of all its vast amount of American history and breadth of outdoor adventures.

Few use Amsterdam for its true potential: a launching point to discover the gems of the Netherlands beyond the capital.

Situated along the sandy shores of northern Michigan is Charlevoix, a quintessential getaway for Michiganders and out-of-state travelers alike. 

St. Pete/Clearwater is popular among top 10 list-makers for its mix of standout features — gorgeous beaches, waterfront parks and sophisticated city happenings.

Durham, a city in North Carolina's Piedmont region, has reinvented itself into a bustling foodie scene with multiple stops that are worthy of a trip.

In central North Carolina, the pottery capital of America is home to rolling hills, bucolic farmlands and towering woods just waiting to be explored.

The sapphire waters, boulder-bespeckled coastline, crisp clean air and serene Sierra Nevada backdrop of North Lake Tahoe have an appeal that calls to travelers.

Don't miss Greece's western side, from the legendary Peloponnese to the Ionian Islands, which is home to a wealth of incredible gems.

When your mind starts wandering toward holiday vacation plans, consider a trip to Tempe — a desert city that does the holidays right.

Alaska’s largest city, Anchorage, is a place that knows how to do winter the right way.

Missouri or "Mo", as the state is commonly known, offers up plenty of options whether you're a foodie, an outdoors enthusiast, a sports fan or a road tripper.

We sent Jamaican-born, D.C.-based travel content creator Shea Powell (@theworldupcloser) to explore a few small towns (and maybe a vineyard or two) in NC.