The Northeast (and southeastern Canada) receive a lot of acclaim for their fall foliage, and rightfully so, because it’s spectacular. But it’s not the only game in town. Last year we took a glance at the top places around the country to peep leaves. This time around, we look at the best international spots for fall foliage.

It’s quite surprising Armenia doesn’t see as much recognition as Paris or Italy when it comes to the top vacation destinations because it should be right up there with them. Where do we even begin with this wonderful country? It’s rich and deep history or the unique culture of the people? The exotic food or all the fascinating stories and mysteries surrounding it? Why not just go find out for yourself?

Austria has done a great job of protecting its wine industry and winemakers. There’s so many of them riddling the countryside and making superlative wines from red and white grapes. These dry and sweet wines have been sold by the winemakers for centuries, so believe us when we tell you they’ve perfected the art of winemaking.

While some college games are already in the books, it’s really Labor Day weekend that sees football kick back into full swing. With the return of football comes tailgating, a tradition just about as old as the sport itself. There’s nothing like the smell of barbecue in the smoker mixing with the crisp autumn leaves. With honorable mention going to the Harvard-Yale game, these are our picks for top college and NFL tailgates.

Wine is synonymous with Italy, France, and Spain, but Venezuela is really not that far behind these countries. It’s quickly catching up to them and will soon assume the mantle of one of the top wine-producing regions of the world; some say it already is. Roux Luxury Travel in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, certainly agrees with this, and so do our customers.