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For travelers with a taste for history and culture, this unforgettable journey features some of France’s greatest sites on one epic trip. Part of HGV’s new Hosted Trips program, this adventure provides an expert host who guides you through activities such as a D-Day historian lecture, personalized cooking classes, a tour of Notre Dame and much more. After gliding past châteaus and cycling through Monet’s garden, the finale is a Michelin-starred dining or Moulin Rouge dinner experience in Paris.

Book Your Trip 

Contact your Member Services team to find out more and book the Discovery on the Seine With Normandy Hosted Trip:

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The desert landscapes of Arizona have long attracted those seeking physical healing, as its warm and dry climate is said to alleviate certain conditions like arthritis. Today, travelers to the state capital can enjoy a range of luxury spa treatments — many rooted in Native American healing traditions. The Ho’dai hot stone massage at Aji Spa pays homage to the ancient Pima and Maricopa people, who used heated rocks to assuage pain.

Where to Stay 

Continue the wellness theme at Cibola Vista Resort and Spa in the city of Peoria (around 30 minutes from downtown Phoenix), where you can enjoy a rejuvenating deep-tissue massage or a restorative facial at the on-site spa.

With their vast wilderness and ancient castles, the Scottish Highlands offer travelers a much-needed escape from the demands of modern life. In Aberfeldy, you can explore the walking trails of the nearby Cairngorms, which is the largest national park in the United Kingdom. Try your hand at fly fishing on the River Tay or explore the ancient halls of the 16th-century Castle Menzies.

Where to Stay 

Surrounded by rolling hills, The Kenmore Club offers spacious cottages for a cozy home away from home. As a plus, the resort is under an hour’s drive from the Cairngorms.

Los Cabos isn’t all beaches and resorts — it’s also a great place to experience traditional Mexican life. Browse colorful wares at the local arts and crafts markets, admire colonial architecture in San Jose del Cabo, and catch a show at the Cultural Pavilion of the Republic. Consider timing your visit to coincide with the annual Day of the Dead festival (November 1 and 2), when locals come together to honor their ancestors with carnivalesque parades.

Where to Stay

Cabo Azul, a Hilton Vacation Club is inspired by 18th-century architecture, while offering contemporary amenities, including a luxe spa and glorious plunge pools.

If you want to stretch your dollar, consider a trip to Branson, Missouri. Known as the “Live Music Entertainment Capital of the World,” the city puts on numerous shows — often at a fraction of Broadway prices. Branson Landing hosts free, live concerts, while the Clay Cooper Theatre sometimes offers discounted performances. Beyond the stage, you’ll discover outdoor activities that won’t cost a dime, like hiking the scenic trails of Table Rock State Park or chasing waterfalls in Lakeside Forest Wilderness Area.

Where to Stay

The 1- and 2-Bedroom Suites at The Falls Village™ offer all the comforts of home, including a full kitchen with a stove, oven and refrigerator — perfect for whipping up your own meals.

With over 60 miles of glorious coastline, there’s ample room to stretch out on the sand in Myrtle Beach and endless ways to enjoy the water. Rent a jet ski, round up the family for a banana boat ride or try parasailing for a dose of sheer adrenaline. Don’t miss the lively boardwalk, where vibrant shops and restaurants create the perfect backdrop for a fun-filled day.

Where to Stay

At Ocean 22, a Hilton Grand Vacations Club, you’ll be just steps from the water. The spacious 1-, 2- or 3-Bedroom Suites offer either beachfront access or stellar sea views.

If you’re craving a foodie escape, there’s nowhere quite like the Big Apple. From Michelin-starred restaurants like Per Se, known for its innovative haute cuisine, to iconic delis like Katz’s, where the pastrami sandwich is a must-order, the city is brimming with even more top-notch dining destinations. Beyond the big-hitters, you’ll also find trendy wine bars in emerging neighborhoods like Whoopsie Daisy in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. This eatery draws the crowds with its curated selection of natural and biodynamic beverages.

Where to Stay 

With a prime Midtown Manhattan address, The Central at 5th, a Hilton Club puts you within easy reach of the city’s top dining — including the renowned French seafood restaurant, Le Bernadin, a Michelin-starred gem just a 12-minute walk from your door.

Montana is dubbed the “Big Sky State” because of its vast landscapes and endless horizons, making it the perfect place to hit the open road. Take a scenic drive to Yellowstone National Park, where you’ll discover dramatic canyons and lush forests. Or visit the neighboring Grand Teton National Park, which is known for its pristine lakes and stunning mountain scenery.

Where to Stay

Set at the foot of Lone Mountain, Lake Condominiums at Big Sky is ideally located for trips to Yellowstone and Grand Teton, which are around one hour and three hours away by car, respectively.

Mālama (giving back) is an integral concept in Hawaiian culture, and visitors to the islands are encouraged to make a positive impact on the local environment and community. In Oahu, you can help protect the local honu (sea turtle) population by participating in a conservation program, where you’ll learn how to identify these majestic creatures, track their movement and assess their health. Alternatively, try tackling coastal pollution with the Surfrider Foundation, which runs beach cleanups every month.

Where to Stay

Grand Waikikian, a Hilton Grand Vacations Club is conveniently located within the Hilton Hawaiian Village^® Waikiki Beach Resort, which means you’ll have an array of amenities at your doorstep — from a state-of-the-art fitness center to several on-site restaurants.

Tenerife may be a tourist hotspot, but locals are wholly committed to preserving its natural heritage. In fact, 49% of the island’s surface is designated as protected land, including the UNESCO-listed Teide National Park, which is home to Spain’s tallest peak and known for its volcanic terrain. Another must-visit is Anaga Rural Park, where a network of hiking trails traverses through mist-shrouded mountains and lush valleys. Wherever you choose to explore, remember to practice the seven principles of “Leave No Trace.”

Where to Stay

Santa Barbara Golf and Ocean Club on Tenerife’s southern coast has spacious apartments with dazzling sea views, so you can soak up the beauty of nature from the comfort of your Studio or Suite.