FX Excursions

FX Excursions offers the chance for once-in-a-lifetime experiences in destinations around the world.

Debra Bokur

Debra Bokur has written for Global Traveler since 2007, and served as the travel editor and managing editor at multiple national publications. Bokur is the author of several novels, including the Hawai’i-based Dark Paradise Mysteries series (Kensington Books). She’s received multiple Lowell Thomas Awards for Travel Journalism, and her work has been widely published in literary journals, newspapers and magazines. Dividing her time between the Colorado mountains and coastal Maine feeds her love of nature and adventure, and a fierce need to explore ideas and places. She writes about these and other topics on Substack at Detours From Wonderland


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Mar 6, 2025

Get Ready for Springtime Snowmelt Rafting Adventures in Idaho

Rafting lovers know there’s no excitement quite like spring snowmelt, when river waters run fast and deep. Far and Away Adventures understands, and has added six luxury wilderness rafting trips to their summer offerings. Idaho’s sparkling Middle Fork of the Salmon River is the setting for six-day, five-night expeditions within the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness.

Find Your Perfect Escape with Paradisus by Meliá — More Than Just All-Inclusive

Luxury travel today is about more than just beautiful accommodations — it’s about experiencing the destination. Paradisus by Meliá takes traditional all-inclusive resorts to the next level by offering indulgence with immersion, experiences and authenticity. Each resort is shaped by its location, local flavors and curated Destination Inclusive® experiences that bring you closer to the heart of the destination.

Destinations / Europe
Mar 6, 2025

Volcanoes, Pyramids and Lush Gardens Meld Adventure with Serenity on Tenerife

As I round a corner along the sandy oceanside path, clumps of candelabra cactus and wild lavender give way, unexpectedly revealing a doorway just visible in a half-submerged rock formation. There’s a moment of disconnect: The doorway belongs to a sloping stone house built into a cluster of natural rock and bears a painted door. I consider the possibility this is some sort of Alice moment, and I’ve stumbled upon the entrance to an imaginary underground world.