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…
Known as The Legend for its long ski and ride season, Arapahoe Basin is one of the more popular ski resorts in Colorado. People from all over converge here during the ski season to enjoy the 1,400 acres of skiable area. However, one of the main drawbacks of the ski resort is that there are…
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…
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,…
It’s no secret that Boston, Massachusetts is one of the most preferred holiday destinations by travelers from the whole wide world. There’s a wealth of things that make Boston one of the best cities in America. Here, you’ll have plenty to see and do, including visiting Faneuil Hall Marketplace, New England Aquarium, Museum of Fine…
Calgary is a city in North America with many surprises. In addition to their lively and fun nightlife, they also have great dining spots and spectacular views all around. The host of the 1988 Winter Olympics is also popular with travelers thanks to the Calgary Stampede, the largest festival in all of Canada. But if…
Cancun, Mexico, is a fantastic travel destination. Home to breathtaking white sand beaches, it offers something for everyone. From exciting water activities to fun nightlife, you name it all! In addition to that, most parts of Cancun are pedestrian-friendly. So you can have fun exploring every corner of it! But if you have to stay…
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…
Situated on Lake Michigan in Illinois, Chicago is among the largest cities in the U.S. It’s filled with locals and out-of-towners that are looking to have nothing but a good time. In the Windy City, numerous attractions are worth experiencing. From the Chicago-style hot dogs and pizzas to the plethora of unique architectural styles, your…
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…
Columbus is much more than just a college town. As the capital of Ohio, Columbus is widely known for its exemplary tourist attractions. It’s a beautiful city with plenty of markets, museums, and nature trails. From the Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Center to the historic German Village, there are so many things to explore…
When you’re in Dallas, you’ll probably find yourself smiling more often than usual. This booming cosmopolitan city is bubbling with liveliness and fun activities throughout. It’s also known for its high concentration of eateries, historic sites, and shopping centers. However, if you’re here only for a day or need to catch your morning flight, it’s…
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…
Visiting Detroit for your next trip? The city may not be in most people’s bucket lists. However, it offers a welcoming atmosphere and a unique experience in its neighborhoods. Known as Motor City, there are a lot of places to explore, and the city has something for everyone, from historic buildings, museums, to great eats…
Welcome to Fort Lauderdale, a city on Florida’s southeastern coast that’s known for its sandy beaches and boating canals. From shopping on Las Olas Boulevard to gondola rides on the canals to a stroll on the historic riverfront, there are plenty of exciting things to do here. Plus, you’ll also be able to spot plenty…
As a quiet Californian oasis, Fresno is a peaceful place for a few days of relaxation. This largest city in California’s Central Valley is the perfect base for trips to major parks in the California region. It’s not surprising, though, considering Fresno is also a major agricultural area. Plus, it offers a wealth of cultural…
Houston is the fourth-largest city in the USA. With a thriving economy, booming job market, and low cost-of-living, it makes sense why many people decide to move to Houston. The population of the city keeps growing higher and higher every year. Even if you’re not planning to move to Houston, you should still add it…
Home to over a dozen glaciers, Glacier National Park is one of Montana’s crown jewels. It’s a land of towering peaks, pristine lakes, and epic hikes. For nature lovers like us, this place is simply flawless. During our last trip, we were exhausted, but our smiles never left our faces. However, aside from planning what…
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…
Guadalajara is perhaps one of the most underrated destinations in South America. The truth is, this fascinating city has tons of cultural activity, incredible food, and the wildest nightlife in all of Mexico. Furthermore, the second-largest city in Estados Unidos Mexicanos is home to two of the country’s best exports: tequila and mariachi! And if…
Brazil’s “City of Dreams” Sao Paulo is home to almost 20 million “paulistanos,” as the denizens of the city are called. But, with millions of travelers visiting the city every year, it’s no surprise that its airport was once Latin America’s second-largest. Aeroporto Internacional São Paulo–Guarulhos, a.k.a. Governor André Franco Montoro International Airport or Sao Paulo Guarulhos…
With an amazing location just minutes away from the world-famous Las Vegas Strip, Harry Reid International Airport can give you everything you want from Sin City. This airport is perfect, from the gorgeous resorts to the slot machines you can find in the arrival hall. And if you travel for work, you should consider staying…
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…
Jacksonville is tucked away in the northeastern corner of Florida. Jax, as locals affectionately call the city, offers all the perks of a beach town combined with city life and Southern charm. With warm temperatures year-round, it’s an ideal place for outdoor activities. Its natural beauty, thrilling attractions, and fantastic craft breweries are also some…