Archive for April, 2008

Eight Tips for Taking a Road Trip with Kids

Monday, April 28th, 2008

Road trips with the family are excellent ways to expose children to new cities, new cultures, and new landscape. However, traveling in a car with children can also be trying. To ensure your upcoming road trip with the kids is fun, you will need to be prepared for the unexpected. By being organized and with good planning, you and the kids will have a memorable vacation, not one that becomes a nightmare.

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Vacations for Best Friends

Tuesday, April 22nd, 2008

More and more, we see best friends planning vacation time together. This time away from life’s busy schedules is perfect, while creating an opportunity for the friendship to grow. The key to success is choosing a destination that you can both agree on and then planning ahead of time. We have pulled some great information together for you so your next vacation with best a best friend will be everything you imagined.
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Popular U.S. Destinations: They’re All Over

Monday, April 14th, 2008

Each year, more than 50,000,000 people travel to the United States from points around the world. This inbound travel is dispersed across urban centers, national parks, beaches, vineyards, entertainment capitals, and homes of historic landmarks.

According to Travel + Leisure’s 2007 readers’ survey, two U.S. cities were among the world’s Top 10 Favorites: New York (6) and San Francisco (9). Representing the nation’s coasts, these cities are perennial favorites thanks to their world-renown reputations for being hubs of culture, arts and entertainment, history, style, and cuisine.
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Enjoying the Ride: America’s Amusement Parks Are Still a Thrill

Monday, April 7th, 2008

Amusement park
The Origin:
The sight of a Ferris wheel turning against a horizon backdrop is just one of the many romantic and charming views that amusement parks offer. These designated spaces of fun and recreation have been around since the 16th century (Europe), but for the United States, they’re more so associated with the 19th and the famed world’s fair.

Evolving from fairs and the smaller-scale carnival, amusement parks have always offered a combination of rides and attractions, suitable for kids, teenagers, and adults alike. In the U.S., old-school amusement parks for the most part have evolved into theme parks centered around a particular theme, like Disneyland or Busch Gardens Europe.
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Embrace the New Chic: Budget Your Holiday and Save

Tuesday, April 1st, 2008

When traveling, there are a number of ways to save, which given the economic climate today, are more welcomed than ever. Here are a just a few that you might want to keep in mind when planning your next trip. From booking hotels and flights to getting around when you arrive, remember that research goes a long way to paying the right price(s)!
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