The ‘River City’ of Richmond has been the capital of the Virginia commonwealth since as far back as 1780. In fact, it was even the capital of the Confederacy during the Civil War, and still radiates history. Nevertheless, today it boasts a buzzing arts community and a lip-smacking food-and-beverage scene as well. What’s more, the…
Michigan’s second-largest city Grand Rapids not only straddles the Grand River but also sits close to Lake Michigan’s eastern shores. It’s perhaps most known for its profusion of craft breweries. Similarly, Grand Rapids also has a delectable food scene with lots of farm-to-table dining popping up. However, that’s not all. It’s one of Western Michigan’s…
The largest city of the Great Plains St Louis is as much about culture and history as it’s about baseball, bowling, and beer. Nestled on the western banks of the Mississippi River on the Missouri-Illinois border, it’s famous for the iconic Gateway Arch that stands guard over it. Furthermore, you have live music venues, sensational cuisine, and…
Those who consider themselves outdoor enthusiasts should visit Anchorage, at least once in their lifetime. Alaska’s largest city is a wonderful place. You’ll find no other point in the world, where you can see moose up close, explore glaciers, and venture into vast natural parks in 24 hours. In addition, Los Anchorage is also home…
If you didn’t know, we’re here to let you know that Atlanta houses the busiest airport in the whole wide world. Yes, we’re talking about Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson. Because there’s always something to enjoy for everyone in the city, it’s only normal for this airport to be jam-packed with countless people. That said, plenty of hotels…
Whether you’re a sun-seeker or an adrenaline junkie, San Diego will be the perfect spot for your next vacation. Outdoor enthusiasts can keep themselves busy by climbing the hills of the Torey Pines State Natural Reserve or catching some exciting waves at Coronado Beach. As for culture vultures, lingering in Balboa Park and the incredible…
There’s no city quite like the capital of the United States, Washington DC. The historic city teems with iconic monuments, behemoth museums, and tons of arts and cultural centers. Nestled on the Potomac River, Washington DC is one sprawling and important city. So, it’s not surprising that it’s serviced by three airports. Of them, Ronald…
El Paso in far western Texas has transformed from a sleepy backwater to a lively and buzzing border town. The city oozes a warm, small-town charm, complete with excellent local microbreweries and museums. What’s more, it’s a favorite with outdoor enthusiasts due to its proximity to the Franklin Mountains State Park. Most tourists and business…
Coastal Myrtle Beach in South Carolina is one thriving subtropical playground with a gorgeous sandy shoreline. One of the best beachside destinations on the North Atlantic coast, the city is popular for its promise of sun, sand, and sea. Moreover, families love Myrtle Beach due to the profusion of adventure and amusement parks, as well…
Salt Lake City International Airport served around 20 million passengers in a year alone. Though it’s not the busiest airport in the States, as a major hub for Delta Airlines and one that’s an international airport, a long layover is a common theme for passengers of SLC. That’s why you’ll find several park-and-fly hotels in…
We think everyone will agree when we say Hawaii is a great travel destination year-round. Whenever you have the chance to visit this stunning state, don’t think twice and book your ticket! Most people coming to the Big Island for a vacation tend to stay on the west side of Hawaii in Kailua-Kona. Yes, that’s…
Portland is not only Maine’s largest city but also one of the most vibrant and hippest small towns in America. Located on the shores of the North Atlantic Ocean overlooking Casco Bay, the town is all about redbrick structures and the aroma of fish fry and beer. Since it’s quite a distance from the East…
Located on the banks of the Delaware River, Philadelphia combines a big-city culture with oodles of small-town charm. Besides being the very heart of US revolutionary and colonial history, ‘Philly’ is all about cultural sights and a lip-smacking and multifaceted food scene. If you’re visiting the city and have early morning or late night flights,…
History drips from every facet of the gorgeous Charleston, South Carolina’s very own 17th-century port city. Pastel-hued mansions, horse-drawn carriages, and cobblestone streets will make you feel like you’ve arrived in 18th-century America. Whether it’s the cuisine or the sights, the city drips with Victorian charm is one of the most sought-after getaways in the…
High-rising, pulsating Charlotte is North Carolina’s largest city and a delightful destination in its own right. A burst of historic sites and museums, including the NASCAR Hall of Fame, and a funky art and food scene make the city a popular destination for leisure travelers. What’s more, Charlotte is also the country’s third-largest banking center,…
Known as the “City of Lights” and “Sin City”, we’re pretty sure that this city needs no long introduction. Las Vegas has earned its reputation as the number one gambling and entertainment capital of the world thanks to its countless casinos, bars, and hotels. As a top traveling destination, prices tend to be higher in…
North Carolina’s capital city Raleigh is gorgeously lush and is home to excellent cuisines, music, museums, and galleries. Raleigh and Durham along with Chapel Hill are famous as the Research Triangle due to the presence of three universities in each of the cities. So, it’s catnip to both leisure and business travelers. Luckily, the amazing Raleigh-Durham…
Des Moines, the capital city of Iowa, is a bustling city that’s used to be dull. Today, it’s a cool and hip city with a contemporary style that has caught the attention of many. This rapidly growing mid-size city is a versatile travel destination that has been enjoyed by plenty of travelers. It’s a place…
Austin is widely known for its eclectic live-music scene centered around country, rock, and blues. It’s also popular for having many parks and lakes that are perfect for outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, and boating. However, unlike the city center, the hotels near Austin Bergstrom Airport lie in a quiet part of the city,…
The peaceful yet passionate Polynesian capital of Honolulu gives you a chance to see the real Hawaii away from crowded Waikiki. Think a 19th-century core, lip-smacking delights, and the languorous stretch of Waikiki beach studded with palm trees. One of the best parts about visiting Honolulu is that its airport is merely 10-20 minutes from…
Hipster haven Portland is famous for many things. Think craft breweries, food carts, great coffee, and excellent outdoors. Portland International Airport conveniently lies midway between Downtown Portland and the stunning Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. Thus, apart from business travelers, staying near the airport is the perfect spot for those visiting the city. What’s more,…
Colorado Springs is known as a tourist hotspot you can visit any time of the year. Be it spring, summer, autumn, or winter, you’ll always have a great time in this part of the US. Colorado Spring is the state’s second-largest city with spectacular natural landmarks and many family-friendly attractions. The inviting outdoor adventure will…
Sun-kissed Orlando might be famous for its plethora of amusement parks, but it has so much more to offer. Think tree-lined nature preserves, a lip-smacking cuisine, and an excellent museum and culture scene, and even a hot tech scene. Thus, it’s popular with both business and leisure travelers. Most make their way into the city…
Beautiful people, excellent weather, and one of the fastest-growing cities in the U.S., Denver is currently on a high. Besides a lively music and arts scene, the city has superb restaurants and all the better bars and lounges. Denver International Airport (DIA) is one of the easiest ways to get into town, located around 25…