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History is a major travel motivator, driving millions of visitors every year towards these top U.S. historic destinations. Try one out for size, or even two or three, on a whirlwind tour of the U.S. to learn and experience as much history as possible. 1. Washington, D.C. The most obvious choice for this list, our nation’s…

So you’re going on a cruise or planning to, and you’re wondering what you should pack to make your life a little bit easier. No problemo. We’ve got you covered! First off, packing for a cruise depends on two things: your destination, and the cruise line. Basically all cruise lines have some kind of dress…

Scientifically speaking, you spend nearly 4 years of your life eating. It’s a necessary process that your body needs to survive so shouldn’t you feed yourself good food? It stands to reason that eating healthy will keep you healthy and restaurants like these L.A. based creations make healthy eating happy eating. Check out the top…

The array of restaurants in Las Vegas is almost ridiculous. You can find everything from food trucks and all you can eat buffets to Michelin starred restaurants of the highest quality on the planet. Depending on your budget, you can eat like royalty in Vegas, especially on the Strip where you can hop from the…

The most uncultivated, natural, and rocky terrain of the United States, the southwest region attracts millions of tourists every year to its natural wonders and national parks. From Colorado to Utah, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, and western Texas, the southwest is a veritable wonderland of artistically rendered natural features. For an unparalleled group adventure into…

Since Disney World in Orlando, or rather Kissimmee, receives more rain annually than Disneyland in Anaheim, California, we will focus on the World for now. It is not uncommon, especially during hurricane season, for it to rain every day in Florida. Luckily, the rain doesn’t usually last very long and you will only be avoiding…

Mountains, streams, waterfalls, rivers, and an overwhelming abundance of wildlife are just some of the breathtaking characteristics of New York’s Catskills region. Situated between the Hudson River on the east and the upper Delaware and Susquehanna rivers to the south and west, the Catskills—called Onteora, or “land in the sky,” by the Algonquians, are some of the…

Dinner theaters may have been at the peak of entertainment in the 1960s through the 1980’s, but they haven’t faded off the maps just yet. In some cities, they’ve continued to flourish and draw crowds from all around for their unique experience. Who wouldn’t want to mix great food and great shows? Here are a…

Any New Yorker you come across is going to have a lot of opinions – but maybe the strongest will be whether to take the bus or the subway to get around town. With such a huge city, driving by car is practically obsolete, unless you want to spend a few hours going ten blocks….

Eating out in New York can be pretty overwhelming, with a restaurant count of nearly 25,000 as of 2015. How do you decide? Who’s reviews can you really trust? We know it can be hard! Depending on the neighborhood, you’re going to have plenty of options. Downtown Manhattan happens to be one of our favorite…

Traveling to the Caribbean is a dream getaway for vacationers of all ages. Mile-long beaches draped in powdery white sand, crystal clear turquoise waters, and all-inclusive resorts relax all of your cares away. Unveil your vacation self at one of the best all-inclusive resorts this year from Jamaica to St. Lucia to the Bahamas and…

Rome, Paris, London, Berlin…these grand dames of European travel are on everybody’s bucket list. However, they’re expensive and an ocean away. Right here in the melting pot that is the U.S. are “international” cities founded by immigrants and/or fashioned after their European and Asian big sisters. These affordable alternatives are not only closer to home…