Maybe this Spring you were planning on finally making your way to Washington D.C. to get to THEE museum or perhaps you have been there before, but you needed more than one day to take in all of that Black glory. Either way, the National Museum of African American History and Culture has you covered.

Take your time as you search various exhibits and even learn more about individual artifacts online. 

If you missed out on Ghana’s Year of the Return festivities in 2019, you probably still felt like you were there from the tons of pictures, videos, and articles about it posted by celebrities and your cousins.

Ghana already had a new tourism campaign for this year in the works called "Beyond the Year of the Return" to keep African Americans headed back to the Gold Coast. To that end, you can explore Ghana’s castles, waterfalls, museums, and festivals using 360° virtual tours. 

Since we know most of ya'll weren't among the Gen Z crowd who filled up beaches in Florida in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, here's a great way to enjoy the waves without the risk. 

With Florida Beach Finder, you can virtually dig your heels into the hot sands of the Sunshine State’s best beaches and you can even search by the vibe you’re looking for like “family-friendly,” “adventurous,” or “romantic.” Put on your swimsuit, throw a towel on your living room floor and sip on something tasty while you peruse the beaches of your choice.

Like Ghana, South Africa is a popular destination for African Americans stepping over to the Motherland. Whether it’s club-hopping in Jo’burg or taking in the view from Cape Town’s Table Mountain, there’s plenty to see and do in South Africa.

Now, you can take it all in with virtual tours of tons of places like museums, beaches, and even stadiums. 

If it’s cultural performances you crave, you can get your fix from Lincoln Center’s website. The iconic New York City venue is the place to go to catch a ballet, an opera, or a symphony orchestra. Like all the other cultural institutions in the Big Apple, Lincoln Center is temporarily closed, but they are offering up a robust schedule of performances and activities each day online. It’s kind of like having being handed a free season ticket to all the best fine art performances without having to leave your couch. Not a bad deal.

Have you ever gone on a long road trip and visited as many National Parks as possible? Probably not, but that doesnt' mean it's not entirely possible.

Take a look at the vast and diverse properties in the U.S. National Parks portfolio. From watching cherry blossoms bloom at their peak on the National Mall to diving into the ocean off California’s southern coast to exploring the U.S. Virgin Islands’ beaches, there’s no room for boredom on these virtual tours.