Daytona Beach on Florida’s eastern coast has long been the holiday destination of choice for spring breakers, rev heads, and leather-clad bikers. It’s also famously the birthplace of NASCAR racing. Even today, Daytona Beach specializes in two kinds of enjoyment, which are race cars and sun-kissed beach play. The miles of sparkling golden shoreline are…
Washington’s market is nearly as old as Colorado’s, and Seattle has not only a normalized relationship with cannabis but also a developed economy around it. In fact, Every August, the Emerald City plays host to the world’s largest pot rally, Hempfest, with more than 100,000 people visiting it over 2 days. But that’s not all. Seattle has a…
Colorado has perhaps one of the most progressive weed-friendly policies in the United States and the world. In fact, hotels and private rentals can decide their own marijuana policies for guests. Before marijuana was legalized in the state, there was the mountainside utopia of Boulder. Here, droves of hippies found refuge during the hippie movement of the…
In the heart of the Wasatch Mountains in Utah sits the lovely mountain city of Park City, which is just 32 mi (51 km) southeast of Salt Lake City. This former silver mining town base camp is home to a historic Main Street, representing the heart and soul of one of the West’s most popular…
Utah might be most famous for skiing destinations like Park City and Salt Lake City (SLC), but do you know about Ogden? That’s something only very few know, and even we’d like to keep it that way! This former frontier town stepped into the limelight with the arrival of the Transcontinental Railroad in the late…
Staying at Motel 6 hotels always provided us with the comfort of its familiarity. We know what to expect, and the Motel 6 often delivers it, from its comfortable budget-friendly rooms, helpful staff, and when we get lucky, a desirable location. That said, in cities like San Francisco, a Motel 6 hotel makes a great…
With its mesmerizing natural beauty in the form of the Blue Ridge Mountains and countless parks, Greenville is truly one stunning travel destination of South Carolina. Also loved for its charming downtown, Greenville is also pedestrian-friendly. It’s an ideal travel destination for active travelers. That said, the best way to end the day after a…
If there’s a city in North Carolina that lives up to its name, it has to be Greensboro. As you can guess, Greensboro is home to countless parks and gardens. Popular among all kinds of travelers and families, it also has some amazing attractions, including the International Civil Rights Center and Museum and the Greensboro…
Not many people know that Galveston is a fantastic summer destination in Texas. This city might not be the number one travel destination in the country, but it’s full of surprises that will leave you in awe. In general, the gulf of Texas is highly underrated. People think that beautiful beaches only exist in Florida…
San Diego is a perfect holiday destination at any time of the year. Given the warm weather most of the time and the crystal clear waters, we couldn’t find a better vacation in California. But since it’s getting a bit chill, we wanted to have the option to swim indoors. Thus, we were looking for…
Pawhuska is a historical town that traces its roots to 1872 when it was known as Deep Ford. The town lies fifty-seven miles northwest of Tulsa in the heart of Osage County. It had an important place during the Osage oil boom but quickly fell off the oil map during the Great Depression. It’s no…
Coastal towns have their own charm that makes us gravitate towards them. Ogunquit is no exception. There’s something about spending time near the ocean that hits differently. But that’s not the only thing this Beautiful Place by The Sea has to offer. Lobster dishes served with local hospitality should be one of your main highlights…
Jerome is an old mining town in Arizona with a population of about 500 people. The town’s location at the top of Cleopatra Hill overlooking the Verde Valley means that you’ll enjoy some pleasant climate and great views. There are only a handful of hotels in Jerome, Arizona with the Conner Hotel being one of…
Fairmont is a small city in Minnesota that was so named because of the rolling hills which surrounded the adjacent lakes. From its original name of Fair Mount, over time the name was shorted to its present name. It carries the moniker ‘City of Lakes’ because it has been built around a chain of five…
Though Decorah is a rather small city in Winneshiek County, it punches far above its weight when it comes to things to do here. It’s one of the best small-town getaways in the Midwest with its restaurants, specialty shops, and unique attractions. However, given its size, you won’t find many hotels in Decorah, Iowa. In…
Once a stagecoach stop between Detroit and Pontiac, the city of Birmingham in Oakland County has transformed itself into a vibrant, prosperous space. It still has the feel of a small town though, which adds to the allure of staying here. However, since the city does not feature on the tourist maps as such, you…
Sun, sand, and surf – Orange County has it all! Home to Disneyland and stunning beaches, this Southern California region can please all kinds of adventurers. What about the budget-conscious ones? Fret not; you don’t have to break the bank to enjoy this beachy paradise, as we’re here to show you our favorite hostels in…
Tunica, Mississippi, is known for a lot of things, from art to culture and history. But the one thing that it has always been associated with is gambling! Yes, Tunica is one of the best places to be for players who want to spend days playing and trying to hit the jackpot! Though the number…
While Shreveport is not as popular as New Orleans, no one can change the fact that it’s the third-largest city in Louisiana. This is the place to be for those who want to experience southern hospitality. Here, you’ll find family-friendly amusement parks, delicious restaurants, and flashy casinos! That said, today, we want to show you…
There’s a reason why Reno is called the Biggest Little City. Though small, it certainly doesn’t act like one. The city is brimming with cosmopolitan amenities and plenty of attractions, including casinos. If you’re planning to visit Reno to gamble, then you’re at the right place! Today, we’re going to show you some of the…
Biloxi is known for many things. People love the city for its picturesque sandy beaches, numerous family-friendly attractions, and of course, its exciting nightlife. That said, Biloxi is home to many casinos. In fact, they’re one of the biggest reasons why the city is popular among travelers. And since legalized gaming is a staple in…
Who doesn’t know Times Square? Every day, people from all around the world make a stop in Times Square to take pictures. This is the liveliest and busiest place in New York City that attracts global travelers. With bright neon lights and billboards all around, it’s truly a different world. And staying at 5 star…
Oklahoma is deeply rooted in Native American culture, whether it’s cultural displays, museums, and more. Even when it comes to practicality, it’s far ahead in the game, especially in terms of marijuana usage. Oklahoma’s marijuana laws continue evolving, just like those of the other states in the last few years. While the use of recreational…
Visiting Yellowstone National Park has always made us feel like we were on another planet. Towering geyser eruptions, vivid blue-green thermal pools, and herds of bison felt at least part alien! As the country’s first National Park dedicated so in 1872, Yellowstone also protects one of the planet’s largest volcanoes, which created the 45-mi wide…