Destinations

The French people are known for a lot of things; their decadent pastries, their wines, their rich history, and their unabashed style of expressing love. But there is one more aspect of the French nation that distinguishes them from the rest of the world, and that is their hedonism.

By George Adelman

A sports fan loves nothing more than securing a seat at one of the exclusive galleries during a match. Likewise, a pop culture aficionado would make a pact with a crossroads demon (if need be) to get seats in the first row during a concert.

By George Adelman

Located between the North Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, Puerto Rico in the Caribbean is a beautiful archipelago and has long been a popular destination among American travelers as well as tourists. This Spanish-speaking island is one of the best Caribbean islands destinations travelers flock to for its tropical climate and stunning beaches.

By George Adelman

Known for its vibrant live-music and exhilarating nightlife that never ends, New Orleans is truly such a fun place to visit! It’s also quite a popular destination among tourists and vacationers; however, there’s one question that’s commonly asked by most first-time travelers – do you need a rental car in New Orleans? While the idea […]

By George Adelman

The Pirates League at Disney World is a very popular attraction not just for kids but also for many adults. You can be transformed into a pirate or a mermaid after a very detailed makeover. The Pirates League is located next to the amazing Pirates of the Caribbean Ride at Adventureland in the Magic Kingdom.

By George Adelman

Las Vegas may be famous for its casinos, bars and the exotic nightlife, but there’s one other thing that goes hand in hand with this amazing city – Denny’s! For those who might not know, Denny’s is one of the most famous diners on the Las Vegas strip.

By George Adelman

Witness to illustrious LGBTQ history, Chicago is undoubtedly among the most LGBTQ-friendly towns in America. Though the city itself barely survived a calamitous fire in 1871, it has always given refuge to people looking for acceptance. Hence, the LGBTQ community owes a lot of its success in gaining rights to the Windy City.

By George Adelman

Set against the mighty Blue Ridge Mountains, Charlottesville is a quaint little town that lies along the Rivanna River in the center of the Commonwealth of Virginia. It is enveloped in stunning landscapes, offering unmitigated serenity to its inhabitants.

By George Adelman

This huge hunk of metal has been perched on a hilltop in the Mojave Desert for decades. No one knows who put it there nor why. Was it the U.S. Air Force, pranksters — or aliens?

By Nathan Chandler

Spread across the shores of Lake Michigan, Milwaukee is the city that knows how to party and drink. The largest Wisconsin town is known for its vibrant festivals and historic breweries. Milwaukee is credited for bringing beer and booze to the mass market a century ago.

By George Adelman

Once known as the Golden State- long before California- Charlotte is the largest city in the state of North Carolina and an economic hotspot for America. It’s also the second-largest banking center in the country after New York. Aside from having the most expansive landmass, Charlotte also houses the biggest population in NC.

By George Adelman

The Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania are among some of the most captivating holiday destinations in the Keystone State. The breathtaking locality houses lush forests, iridescent lakes, and awe-inducing peaks, making the area the perfect getaway location for vacationers. Tucked in the northeastern corner of the Quaker State, Poconos attracts many tourists every year.

By George Adelman

The sin city is recognized as the ultimate destination for exuberant experiences. Whether someone wants to dine at an upscale restaurant infused with a soothing ambiance or caper around in a charged environment, they can live through both experiences at the endless slate of social points in Las Vegas.

By George Adelman

The blustery Midwestern city of Chicago has seen a tumultuous past, losing a significant part of its land to the 1970 conflagration. Yet the Windy City rose and is now one of the most habitable places in America.

By George Adelman

Named after the 40th president of the United States of America, the Reagan National Airport or RNA which is the airport abbreviation, is a three-level one million square foot facility with three runways. It is one of the busiest airports in Washington DC, primarily because it lies just minutes away from downtown Washington.

By George Adelman

The Bahamas are nothing if not one of the most enchanting islands surrounded by crystal clear waters on all sides. Being such a mesmerizing location, it ranks high up on every tourist’s bucket list, which is why herds of travelers flock towards the enthralling destination each year.

By George Adelman

Amtrak is a passenger railroad service provider that covers medium to long-term distances throughout the city in the United States as well as Canadian Cities. The Amtrak headquarters is located towards the Union Station in Washington, D.C.

By George Adelman

This stunning national park is a scuba diver's dream. But it's not for the inexperienced.

By Stephanie Vermillion

Here's an Australian town where you can eat, sleep and play, all below the surface. Not surprisingly, it's starred in many movies too.

By Caroline Eubanks

Teeming with breathtaking natural sights, Vancouver lies in the west of Canada and is known for having a diverse diaspora. Multiple ethnic groups and religious communities reside in vibrant Vancouver, which is partly why the city hosts a plethora of cultural events catering to people from diversified backgrounds.

By George Adelman

Germany is known for having the most palatial castles and cathedrals peppered throughout the state. Much like its parent country, Ravensburg in Southern Germany also houses many magnificent gothic churches and palaces all over the city. However, many people don’t know much about the southern German town.

By George Adelman

Who doesn’t love to be around plush toys? No one! Unless someone is allergic to the material a stuffed toy is made of, everyone adores the colorful fluffy goodness. Aside from being oh-so-adorable, plushies are also considered a universal symbol of comfort and warmth.

By George Adelman

Florida is a great place to be in May. Not only is the weather great, with an average temperature of 25 degrees Celsius, but the crowds are also relatively less so you can easily enjoy all of the main attractions that Florida has to offer. Orlando, Florida, in particular, is the best place to be.

By George Adelman

The national museum of transportation is situated in Kirkwood, Missouri, outside St. Luis. It is a 42-acre land that holds a wide range of different types of vehicles from the history of America. The museum has the largest collection of transportation of about 190 artifacts, which includes at least 70 engines.

By George Adelman

Shifting to healthy eating is an initiative most of us need to take. When we are young, we have the urge to try everything and to live life to the fullest. We need to understand that this can be done if you are eating healthy. In fact, it can be attempted in a better way.

By George Adelman