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Warm summer nights ache for the kinds of elevated outdoor activities that remind us of a time gone by. For most, going to the movies was a summer highlight, crunchy popcorn and sweet candy mixed with the flash bangs of a good blockbuster and maybe even the sweaty hand-holding flushes of first love. It’s not at all surprising how watching a movie under a star-filled sky brings those long ago summers back so easily. From watching a film in an open field, to a beach, rooftop or even in a hot tub, here are the 24 coolest outdoor cinemas for the summer. Reporter: Katie Bush | Location: Sala Equis

Today, more and more travelers are wanting to vacation with a purpose, whether it be giving back the community or leaving a minimal carbon footprint on the environment. Combining hospitality and humanitarian practices is anything but impossible, thanks to these eco-friendly and community-conscious escapes that provide more than just beautiful views. Reporter: Nicole Bradley | Location: 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge

What do Los Angeles, Ibiza, Brooklyn, the Canary Islands, Sydney, and Atlanta have in common? Besides being awesome travel destinations, they all have a Cinema Paradiso worthy of a visit. We’ve scoped out some of the best rooftop, beachside and garden hideaways for viewing films in the great outdoors and we’re bringing them straight to you. From retro drive-ins to luxury resorts, we’ve got a bit of every cinema viewing style. Paradise included, of course! Reporter: Alyssa Brown | Location: Soneva Jani

We all want to travel! But not everyone is in a financially rocksteady place that allows them to galavant around. Plus, some of us aren’t exactly the best at saving money. In fact, a few of us are downright terrible. I mean, tacos aren’t free, people. However, if you keep an eye out for deals, faraway lands don’t have to stay that way. Better yet, if you pay attention to where your dollar is at its strongest, you don’t have to ball on a budget when you jetset. To help you find the most fun for the lowest buck, here are 15 destinations to take your resilient dollar to and explore. By: Jake Kilroy | Venue: Morukuru Farmhouse  

These days, Vietnam seems to rank high on every traveler’s list of hopeful destinations. Even with Instagrammers revealing the country’s jungle secrets, mysterious caverns, and lesser-known stretches of unspoiled shore, the country keeps an enigmatic quality to western travelers who want to disappear to its coast and hide away from the world. But there’s one all-villa resort that sinks its toes into the pristine beaches of Côn Lôn Island that can give you what you’re searching for, whether you’re there with family, friends, or your significant other. This week’s #BirthdayBucketList is surrounded by epic green mountains, tranquil turquoise waters, and a coastline that seems more fantasy than reality. It’s called Six Senses Côn Đảo and you will likely never forget its name. In fact, there’s a good chance that, after seeing pictures, it’ll haunt you until you find yourself there, feeling your limbs go limp from relaxation while finding a bounce in your step you don’t recall ever having before.  

For a lot of us, there is something deeply sentimental, and maybe even terribly romantic about watching a movie outdoors. Where does this come from? Maybe from a recollection of a family movie night in the backyard, snuggled warmly under blankets covered in popcorn – or from the gone-by memory of a drive-in necking session with a former sweetheart. Whatever the reason, we think an outdoor movie is just a pretty darn novel idea. It's like going to the movies and camping at the same time – and at the end of the night, your shoes won't get stuck to floors sticky with spilled soda and candy, and nobody has to sleep on the ground. It really is the best of both worlds. We have found 30 places from all over the world that have taken this notion to heart and put some unique spins on the open air cinema experience. They have really tickled our nostalgia bones, so be prepared for some warm and fuzzies. Written by Jay Cassel