Some of the best travel in the world is in the United States! With so many different regions to choose from, you’re sure to find a city or state that’s perfect for your personality and interests. I’ve got travel guides for most of the county, all easily sorted so you can find what you’re looking for. Start browsing or reading these articles to get information on what to see, where to go, what it costs, and how to plan your next travel adventure in the USA.
Usually, choosing a destination for my next set of travels is a carefully thought out endeavor. However, a flash sale on Delta had me booking tickets to Hawaii without much thought or foresight and then doing my research afterward. It still worked out wonderfully, but if you’re thinking about heading to the Big Island, here’s […]
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My weekend in Salt Lake City was such a tease. Utah is a state that beckons to outdoors-lovers, urging you to come play under its big, blue skies. I always considered Moab to be the mecca of the state for adventurers, but perhaps I’m wrong. Maybe it’s actually Salt Lake City, where you can go
While I’m on vacation this week, I’m delighted to share travel tips and stories from a different point of view. Today’s post is courtesy of my dad! Travel blogs are inspired by new adventures shared by a travelling author, and a corresponding thirst for embracing new experiences by blog readers. What if your adventure could
While I’m on vacation this week, I’m delighted to share travel tips and stories from a different point of view. Please welcome Deborah, from Fishing4Deals. She knows where to stay for the best deal in Paris. Paris, Virginia, that is. If you like hiking, but don’t relish the thought of backpacking or camping out, you may
Without a doubt, fall is my favorite time of year in Virginia for the bright, scenic colors and brisk air. This beautiful setting, combined with my personal goal of seeing more on my east coast bucket list, was an inspiration to head to lovely Charlottesville, VA. My main goal for the day was to
This has been a year full of obligatory travel. Family events, friends’ weddings, and other occasions have booked a fair number of my weekends. In each case, I try to find something fun to do while I’m there to turn it into a mini-vacation, or “oblication” as my friend Dia would call it. For our wedding
When I was in town for the Charleston Sessions, I was invited by Charleston Culinary Tours to be a guest on their Farmer’s Market Tour. Since I love sampling food (in general) and enjoy supporting local products (in particular) this seemed like the perfect way to spend a morning. Although Charleston Culinary Tours offers five
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I’ve long known that holding elite status with an airline comes with a few perks, but I recently became aware that United Airlines has a few unpublished benefits as well. In appreciation for their “most important customers”, United is scheduling Premier events around the country to go behind the scenes of your home airport. While
I finally get it. For the longest time, I couldn’t figure out why people would pay extra for a “premium view” room. I’ve stayed in these rooms before (due to free upgrades), and I’ve never gotten a thrill from them. So what if I can see the ocean or the mountains? I’d rather gaze upon
My husband and I have a habit of choosing spring vacations in destinations that are still in the process of thawing out. Memorial Day may seem like the beginning of summer to a lot of people, but in mountainous outdoor areas, it’s still a very likely possibility that snow will still be covering trails. This
