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Start spreading the news... New York is one of the most dynamic cities in the world to exchange your vows. With more than eight million people spread out across over 250 neighborhoods, New York City is the epitome of a wedding venue melting pot. Whether it’s sprawling industrial lofts spacious enough to fit three hundred of your closest friends, intimate mom-and-pop restaurants with cozy backyards, or New York’s most iconic public buildings available for rent, inside the Big Apple you can truly find a venue to fit whatever your wedding needs might be. Read on to let this New York venue guide help navigate you towards the wedding of your dreams. Reporter: Dylan Essertier

From Istanbul to Palm Springs, New Orleans to Sydney, millennials are jet setting all around the world at the drop of a hat. Get in on the wanderlust action with our hottest hotels that are design-savvy, urban and millennial-approved. These spots are hot on social media, design and architecture publications and Pinterest travel wish lists. Bonus: You can book any of them right here, right now. Reporter: Alyssa Brown | Location: El Fenn

Spark ideas for your next trip with one of these 50 hotels across the U.S.—now readily bookable straight through The Venue Report. We’ll warn you: It could make choosing your next vacation even more difficult. On the list are secluded beach bungalows, hip industrial-chic city properties, luxury snow lodges and everything in between. Read on to explore our 50 favorite bookable U.S. venues. Reporter: Jené Shaw | Location: Palihouse

The East Coast is a blast, and unlike its western counterpart, it’s a whole lot easier to sight-see by train. With smaller states, you can bounce from one big city to another rather timely and seamlessly by rail—and there’s something classic about traveling in such fashion. So we put together an extensive guide for you and your friends, with plenty of options for eating, drinking, staying, and shopping while on the Great American Rail Trip. We figured such an adventure would look something like this: Washington, DC → Pennsylvania → New Jersey → New York City via booking with Amtrak's multi-city ticket. Check it out and then better get a move on. By: Jake Kilroy 

Summer days behind us, we’re welcoming the cooler weather and shorter days with all things s’mores, cider and hibernation related.  In an effort to embrace the coziness of fall and the coming winter months, we’ve gathered up some of our favorite fireplaces to sit by with a good book and a big glass of wine.  And bonus points: this list also includes noteworthy fireplace backdrop options for winter weddings.