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Our Top Five Vegas Experiences

A trip to the United States is always on everyone’s mind, and Las Vegas is on the bucket list of many of us. Getting to see Sin City with its famous neon lights and never-ending party scene – what could be better? If you’re lucky enough to be planning a

How to Find Affordable Car Rental in Orlando?

Looking for a budget-friendly way to explore Orlando and its surrounding areas? Finding affordable car rentals in Orlando is easier than you might think. With a little bit of research and some savvy planning, you can score great deals on cheap Orlando rental cars and hit the road to discover

What to Do in Nantucket?

The picture-perfect island of Nantucket used to be the whaling capital of the world. But today, it is a leading destination for summer vacations and a preferred location for the rich and the famous. But you don’t have to be a billionaire to enjoy an unforgettable trip or vacation on

Hard Times for USA Tourism as Hotel Rates Drop

The past few months have not been the best as far as the tourism industry is concerned. This is of course mainly due to the outbreak of the coronavirus. Many hotels have started to cut room rates and reduce staff with a view towards stabilizing the business after falling revenue, canceled

What to do in Bryce Canyon National Park

Bryce Canyon National Park has been worn down by wind and rain for thousands of years and it now offers one of the most beautiful and unique sights in the entire world. The Bryce Amphitheatre is jaw-dropping, the sunrise and sunset viewpoints otherworldly, and best of all, you can drive

Visiting Orlando on a Budget: A Guide

Home to Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando, and a wide array of other popular attractions, it is understandable why Orlando is one of the world’s most popular destinations. With popularity, however, comes a cost. There’s a reason Orlando is a notorious money pit for families visiting the area.        The theme

4 Reasons Why You Should Upgrade to a Luxury Cruise

Have you grown tired of the mainstream mega-ship cruise? Perhaps there are too many people on board for you to truly relax? Or maybe the service and food aren’t quite to the standard you desire? If you answered ‘Yes’ to all three questions, there is only one solution: it’s time

The 3 Best Things to do in Los Angeles For Free

The City of Angels is undoubtedly an enormous and potentially exhausting place to explore, covering almost 500 square miles and containing a multitude of experiences, regardless of your travel tastes and ambitions. One of the most popular tourist destinations in the USA, Los Angeles boasts some of the finest and

The 7 Greatest Places in New Orleans You Won’t Find in the French Quarter

It’s hard to think about New Orleans without immediately conjuring images of the French Quarter in your mind. The Big Easy’s historic hub is picture-perfect: Creole-style buildings railed with ornate iron balconies line the streets while roving jazz bands and happy party-goers join in a colorful parade of humanity. It

The Best Places to Visit in Boston

When it comes to history and culture, there are fewer cities as fascinating as Boston. Steeped in colonial history, the oldest city in America is the setting for forward-thinking transformation and innovation, which makes it one of the country’s most favored vacation destinations. With a huge arts and crafts scene,

Making the Most of Your Trip to California

A cruise around the Golden State, whether you decide to opt for its sunny beaches, celeb-filled LA, or its more rural areas out in nature, will undoubtedly be a trip that you remember for the rest of your life. There are plenty of activities and local attractions to occupy your

5 Essentials to Planning Your Trip in the United States

The United States has a wide array of terrain from flat to rugged and mountainous. With 50 states to choose from, you will always find at least one state that you want to visit. Planning, at least some part of your vacation, will allow you to have a more enjoyable

Stonewall 50: World Pride Parade in NYC

The World Pride Parade in NYC last Sunday was marred with long gaps between participating teams, sponsors, organizations, floats, and etc. The gaps were so long that it bored the ones watching the parade, including us. It was a beautiful day; at some point, it started to shower a bit,

5 Travel Tips for Nature Lovers

John Muir, the early conservationist who did so much to protect and preserve the wildernesses of America, once said: “The clearest way into the Universe is through a forest wilderness.”  A hundred years of technological progress later – it still feels true, for many of us. And, whether exploring a
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