Charlotte, North Carolina is currently the 15th largest city in the United States. It’s in Mecklenburg County and is considered one of the best places to live in North Carolina. It comes to no one’s surprise, because of what the city has to offer. Also known as the Queen City, many tourists are interested to…
Stepping into New York City or NYC feels like standing in the middle of a vortex. The fabulous city is as dizzying a business destination as it is a tourist one. Think Fifth Avenue, Wall Street, Garment District, Flatiron District; the list of buzzing business hubs in NYC is endless. So, when it comes to…
Mexico City, one of the oldest metropolises in the Americas, is a dynamic city filled with a rich history, architectural gems, and an extensive culinary scene. A place you have to see to believe, Mexico City is a hidden oasis of spots for tourists and travelers. The city also excels when it comes to choices…
Key West is famous for its historic sites and pastel color architectures. This southernmost city island in Florida is only 4 miles (6 kilometers) long. However, there are so many fun things to do here. Going on a vacation with your pet also seems fun as there are many pet friendly hotels in Key West,…
Tampa is the largest city in the Tampa Bay Area on the west coast of Florida. Although Tampa may come across as a sprawling city it’s easy to locate the tourist attractions here. The attractions are concentrated in a few renowned neighborhoods such as the historic district and downtown. Downtown is one of the more…
The incredibly charming Gatlinburg in Tennessee is the gateway to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Gatlinburg is all about the outdoors – if you can name the activity, it’s possible to indulge in it. Whether it’s exploring, eating, rafting, or hiking, fishing, or skiing, the city, and the surrounding region have boundless scenic views.…
Psychedelic Buenos Aires melds Latin passion with striking European grandeur. The sultry Argentinian capital sits on the estuary of the Rio de la Plata, looking out to the South Atlantic Ocean. There’s never been a better time to visit the smoldering city, what with a dynamic food scene and steamy tango bars. In fact, even…
The seaside charmer that is Wilmington is the largest city in North Carolina. The lovely town sits at the confluence of the Brunswick and Cape fear Rivers, overlooking the North Atlantic Ocean. The charming Wilmington brims with cutesy cafes, azalea-covered gardens, and historic neighborhoods. It’s Historic District and The Promenade are home to tons of…
The vibrant city of Dallas is known for history, culture, music, dining – and spas galore! Here are the 11 best spa hotels in Dallas, Texas.
Just outside of the capital of Arizona Phoenix sits the sun-kissed Scottsdale, right on the southwestern edge of Tonga National Park. The desert city is famous for its Old Town, but it’s mostly a place where you come to unwind to the hilt. Think high-end boutiques, sprawling golf courses, luxurious resorts, and more. Not surprisingly,…
Schmaltzy Branson in the heart of the Ozark wilderness is an out-and-out tourist city. Think a profusion of theaters, comedy shows, magic shows, and more. In fact, the iconic, neon-lit “76 Strip” packs in miles and miles of fun parks, museums, restaurants, and more. The Southwestern Missouri city is also a very popular pet-friendly destination.…
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…
Sin City, Entertainment Capital of the World, the City that Never Sleeps – Las Vegas is an ocean of limitless indulgence. The seduction of the shimmering city is hypnotic, whether it’s the world-class entertainment, the cuisine, and the flamboyant luxury. It only makes sense that in a city so hedonistic, its spas are equally decadent.…
The charming coastal city of Saint Augustine in Florida is the oldest European settlement in the US. The city on Florida’s northeast coast is most famous for its 144-block-large central district that’s a National Historic Landmark. What’s more, it also makes for an excellent pet-friendly destination. For starters, there are lots of options for pet-friendly…
New Orleans literally lives the phrase, ‘eat, drink, and be merry.’ There’s always some kind of parade or festival happening in the city, a constant excuse to dish out some of the best food combined with some great spirits! Mardi Gras is when the crowds descend on the city and finding a good place to…
Gainesville, Florida’s premier college town is the perfect destination to escape to nature and reconnect with the simpler things in life. Although it has a great energetic vibe given the large student population that resides here, the city is far quieter than the other popular cities of Florida. Many visitors to Gainesville are here for…
One of the more captivating places of the Florida Keys archipelago is the seven-square mile Key West island with its tropical vibe. It’s one of the main destinations for party hoppers and sun-seekers looking for a Caribbean-style vacation within the United States. Predictably, you’ll find plenty of hotels in Key West Florida to suit all…
Clearwater is renowned for being the global headquarters of the Church of Scientology which occupies the historic Fort Harrison Hotel. The city area isn’t that great with not much to see, but the big attraction is Clearwater Beach, separated by the Intracoastal Waterway. The best hotels in Clearwater, FL are located in this area as…
Kissimmee may be regarded as a city in the US, but it’s not a city in the true sense of the term. Although it has the usual trappings of a city with the Historic Downtown at its core, and a wide range of shops and restaurants, the city is more of a family-oriented destination. Given…
The former getaway of Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra, Palm Springs is the epitome of beachside retro-chic. The Pacific Ocean getaway lies in the Southern California Desert some 100 miles (161 km) east of Los Angeles. Today, it’s packed with LGBTQ travelers, hikers, hipsters, retirees, and fans of Coachella. The mid-century-modern oasis is also peppered…