What makes Clayton one of the most charming waterfront destinations in the 1000 Islands?

This week on Tonight's Destination, Pam and John welcome Sam Toscano of the 1000 Islands Harbor Hotel for a conversation about river life, waterfront relaxation, and experiencing the 1000 Islands from one of the region's most scenic communities.

Located along the St. Lawrence River, Clayton offers visitors beautiful waterfront views, unique local shops, island adventures, and the simple pleasure of watching giant ships glide past on their journey through the Great Lakes.

Sam shares what makes the Harbor Hotel such a popular destination, why visitors fall in love with Clayton, and how a relaxing stay along the river can become the highlight of a trip to the 1000 Islands.

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1000 Islands Harbor Hotel:
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For a broader look at the 1000 Islands region, be sure to listen to our companion episode featuring Claire Dunlap of the 1000 Islands International Tourism Council.

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Tonight we’re heading to the beautiful 1000 Islands with special guest Claire Dunlap from the 1000 Islands International Tourism Council.

In this episode of Tonight’s Destination with The Fun Chasers, we explore cheap and free things to do throughout the 1000 Islands region, including visits to Boldt Castle and Rock Island Lighthouse State Park.

We also talk about scenic cruises, crossing into Canada through the international bridge system, hidden history along the St. Lawrence River, and the surprisingly complicated answer to one simple question: what officially makes an island… an island?

And just when you think this region couldn’t get any more interesting, we uncover the story of Bill Johnston, the legendary Pirate of the 1000 Islands.

If you love road trips, budget travel, hidden gems, waterfront towns, and unique travel stories, this episode is for you.

Plan your trip here:
Visit1000Islands.com

Cross-border travel information:
CBSA.gov

Have you ever visited a place and thought, “Wow, I could live here?”

In this episode of Tonight’s Destination, Pam and John talk with Vasily Yurenkov of Greener Relocation about why he chose to make Amsterdam his home.

We explore the canals, bicycles, culture, and exceptional quality of life that make Amsterdam one of the world’s most appealing cities.

Vasily also shares how he helps others discover destinations where they can build a new life abroad.

Whether you’re dreaming of moving overseas or simply curious about life in Amsterdam, this episode offers both inspiration and practical insight. 🌷🚲🌍

This week on Tonight’s Destination, we’re heading to Jamestown and Chautauqua County to explore cheap things to do that make this destination worth the trip.

From relaxing along Lake Erie and hunting for sea glass, to visiting the Lucy-Desi Museum and the National Comedy Center, this area is full of experiences that don’t require a big budget.

We also talk about scenic stops like the Dunkirk Lighthouse, the Brocton Arch, local wineries, and destinations like Chautauqua Institution and Lake Erie State Park.

If you’re looking for a relaxing, affordable getaway with more to do than you’d expect, this one might surprise you.

👉 Plan your visit: www.tourchautauqua.com

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This week on Tonight’s Destination, we’re heading to Bermuda and stepping inside Hamilton Princess & Beach Club, famously known as the Pink Palace.

Keisha Webb joins us to share the story behind this iconic hotel—from its rich history and surprising connection to World War II to its stunning art collection and waterfront setting.

We also talk about family-friendly and budget-conscious ways to experience Bermuda, making this destination more accessible than many travelers expect.

If you’re dreaming of an island getaway filled with beauty, history, and unforgettable experiences, this episode is for you.

For more info on the Hamilton Princess and Beach Club check out their website at hamiltonprincess.com you can also find them on Instagram at princessbermuda

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Tonight’s Destination heads to Southern California to meet Elie Succar of Furn Saj, a Lebanese restaurant rooted in four generations of family recipes, tradition, and hospitality.

We talk about the story behind Furn Saj, the meaning of authentic Lebanese food, how a restaurant becomes a destination, and why some of the best travel experiences happen around a table.

Special thanks to Furn Saj for the use of their photos, and Scott from Eat Live Love San Fernando Valley for video footage of Furn Saj.

John went to the Corning Museum of Glass without Pam... and didn’t even bring back anything sparkly. That becomes the running joke in this episode of Tonight’s Destination as he shares what he found inside one of New York’s most unique attractions.

From 3,500-year-old glass treasures to a live glassblowing demo, a handcrafted tiny glass horse, a giant marble chute, a failed 1934 telescope lens, and more than 50,000 glass objects, the museum turns out to be far more than expected.

We also talk admission prices, family value, Finger Lakes travel, and whether this destination is truly worth the trip. Plus, John redeems himself at the end with a beautiful glass star for Pam.

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Johnstown is more than its history… and yes, Spider-Man is from here.

In this episode of Tonight’s Destination, we head to Johnstown, Pennsylvania—a place known for the 1889 flood, but now redefining itself through outdoor recreation, culture, and community.

We’re joined by Lisa Rager from Visit Johnstown to explore everything the area has to offer—from the Ghost Town Trail and the Path of the Flood to the reopening of the iconic Inclined Plane. We also take a closer look at Cambria City’s cultural district, local festivals like Polka Fest and Potato Fest, and the food scene that makes this destination even more memorable.

If you’re looking for affordable travel ideas, hidden gems, or your next weekend getaway, this episode might just inspire your next trip.

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