When you think of the civil rights movement in America, there are a group of names that stand out as those that led the way. While the movement was a group effort, assuming a leadership role was what makes these names stand out in history. Many were wronged and treated inhumanely during and prior to this period of American history, but taking a...
Little Known Travel Destinations in Nevada to Add to Your Itinerary
Anyone that has heard of the state of Nevada (unless you are a resident) typically hears about one aspect of it, the “main strip” in ‘Sin City’. The Las Vegas strip is a force to be reckoned with for its ability to attract visitors from all around the world. Whether it is the bright lights, gambling, elaborate showmanship or any of the many other...
8 Historically Significant Buildings Still Standing in the United States to Visit
Nature’s creations are without question capable of reaching awe-inspiring levels of beauty and elegance. Sites like the Grand Canyon, Niagara Falls and the geysers of Yellowstone are truly breathtaking examples of the creative abilities of naturally existing forces on the planet we call home. While it is hard to compare the abilities of humans to...
Little Known Travel Destinations in Florida to Add to Your Itinerary
As virtually every Floridian is well aware of, the most well-known mouse in the world is what brings in tourists by the bus load year after year. Though the mouse house is an exciting experience for a family of any size, it is far from the only reason to experience the “Sunshine State”. Florida has a rich history and is filled with a plethora of...
6 US Hot Springs to Visit this Winter Break
Faywood Hot Springs Resort- New Mexico With no-reservation access daily from 10am – 10 pm and a $13 per adult fee for the public pool, Faywood is a must experience in New Mexico. Expect pool temperatures between 100- 108 degrees Fahrenheit. Gila Hot Spring – New Mexico This hot spring has been run by the Campbell family since the 1940s....
Affordable Ski Resorts in the USA Away from the Crowds
When it comes to snow skiing, unless you are training for the Winter Olympics or some other competition, it is more of a luxury than anything to be able to participate. Knowing that those that choose to spend their time and money skiing typically are “better off” financially compared to those that do not, many resorts charge rates that are...
Travel Hot Spots to Escape the Cold this Winter
With the temperature dropping more and more as the year comes to an end, even the most diehard “northerner” can find themselves looking to escape the cold. Whether it is to sooth the arthritic aches and pains that come with the cold or just a reason to experience a change of scenery, traveling to an area with warmer temperatures has been a...
Travel Tuesday: Friendliest Places To Visit
Nothing is more delightful when taking a vacation than finding out you've chosen a city that is amazingly friendly. However, knowing which cities or towns exude that air of inclusiveness and friendliness can be a gamble. So in order to take the guesswork out of your next vacation for you, we've listed the friendliest cities to visit in the United...
Travel Tuesday: Best Birding Spots In The U.S.
Everglades National Park, Florida This park in the southern tip of Florida has a long history of birding. One of the reasons that the park became a national park in 1947 was for bird protection. So it's no long stretch that this is a birder's mecca. Home to over 400 species of birds that have been recorded there, Everglades National Park...
Travel Tuesday Featured Destination: Chocolate Lovers’ Vacation Hot Spots
If you're looking for vacation ideas why not consider a chocolate tour? No matter where you decide to go it's more than likely that there will be a great tour available of the local chocolate maker's factories and stores. Chocoholics will be on Cloud Nine and everyone will have a blast learning about how chocolate is made and tasting the samples....