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Travel Photo of the Day Grand Canyon

September 30, 2009

The Travel Photo of the Day for 9/30/2009 is of the Grand Canyon and was taken by Wolfgang Staudt

Photo credit: Wolfgang Staudt
The Grand Canyon is the foremost natural wonder in North America, the enormous gorge carved over millions of years by the Colorado River. About 277 miles long, the Grand Canyon can be as much [...]

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Las Vegas Mirage Hotel Review

September 8, 2009

Smack dab in the middle of the Las Vegas strip is the Mirage Hotel and Casino, an old timer by Vegas standards. Built in 1989 the hotel will be celebrating its 20th anniversary throughout 2009. At its conception the Mirage was a new idea, a destination in itself with its famed volcano, lobby aquarium, and [...]

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Travel Photo of the Day 8/15/2009 Yosemite Falls

August 15, 2009

The Travel Photo of the Day for 8/15/2009 is of Yosemite Falls & The Diving Board and was taken by glennwilliamspdx

Photo credit: glennwilliamspdx
Yosemite Falls is the highest waterfall in North America and one of the most popular attractions in world-famous Yosemite Park. Most visitors come to see Yosemite Falls in late spring, once the [...]

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Romantic Destinations & Getaways in Orlando

April 24, 2009

Sure, Orlando is the home of the great mouse (or one of his homes) but Orlando and the surrounding area is not just for the kiddies, if you look carefully enough there are places for the adults to play as well.

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Museums in Atlanta

April 22, 2009

Atlanta is steeped deep in American history. In fact, most of us think of the Civil War when the history of this large capital city of Georgia is brought to mind. It’s true that during that war Atlanta served as a crucial railway and military supply hub. In 1864, it was invaded by the Union [...]

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Free Things to do in Dallas

April 17, 2009

Dallas, like everything in Texas, is larger than life and loaded with activities for you and your family to enjoy. The only problem is that Dallas can also have a whopping big price tag attached to it too for visitors to the area. To combat this, we’ve collected a list of free things to do [...]

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Las Vegas Hotels on Sale

March 31, 2009

Lots of hotels in Las Vegas are offering steep discount to lure in travelers, here are a few great deals from some hotels on the strip all under $60 per night.

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Key West Sunset – Travel Photo of the Day 3/23/2009

March 23, 2009

The Travel Photo of the Day for 3/23/2009 is from Key West Florida and was taken by Steve Weaver

photo credit: Steve Weaver
Key West is the southernmost city in the United States located on the tip of Florida, and is only 94 miles from Cuba. Natives born in the area refer to themselves as “conchs”, [...]

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Free Things to Do in Baltimore

February 7, 2009

A trip to Baltimore, Maryland is an exciting vacation for someone traveling solo or an entire family. Baltimore is the largest city in Maryland and was founded way back in 1729. Known for the role it played in the forming of the United States, Baltimore is probably best remembered for the Battle of Baltimore in [...]

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Family Attractions in Los Angeles

December 18, 2008

Initially Los Angeles doesn’t seem like a family town, with all of the movie stars, the rock musicians, the hustle and bustle of the movie industry executives but as is often the case, first impressions can be quite misleading. Los Angeles is actually loaded with things for families to explore together and wholesome fun can [...]

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Hot Restaurants in Washington D.C.

December 3, 2008

Most American citizens will consider a visit to Washington D.C., our nation’s capital, at some time in their life. There are many tour sites on the internet that will list all of the “must see” sites such as the Washington Monument, the White House, the Lincoln Memorial and Mount Vernon. Not to mention a number [...]

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Las Vegas Excalibur Hotel: Affordable and Convenient

November 24, 2008

The Excalibur Hotel, the medieval-themed, castle-shaped hotel in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip, may not be the most glamorous accommodation in the city, but the dependable Excalibur offers good, solid value for money in a prime Vegas location. The hotel is also one of the more family-friendly places to stay on the Las [...]

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Hot Restaurants in Baltimore

November 21, 2008

Baltimore is a town that takes its cuisine seriously but knows how to have fun in the process. Whether you’re a visitor or a native, Baltimore features so many hot spot restaurants that everyone is bound to find a favorite that keeps them coming back for more.

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Nightclubs and Nightlife in San Francisco

November 17, 2008

San Francisco is full of culture and diversity of styles. It’s nightlife reflects those differences making it an ideal destination for either enjoying an evening full of familiarity or one in which you search out a new adventure. Hip-hop, clubs, electronic music, artsy lounges, elegant nightclubs and so much more can be found every night [...]

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Sightseeing in Cancun

November 14, 2008

Cancun, the bustling tourist mecca on Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, offers a collection of beautiful beaches, exciting nightlife, and varied shopping opportunities. But, Cancun offers more than just sun, stores, and discos. Visitors to the resort area can be Mayan ruins, swim with the dolphins, and learn more about Mexican culture. Below are just a few [...]

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Museums in Baltimore

November 7, 2008

Baltimore, Maryland is a fascinating mixture of new and historic attractions. That dichotomy is well-illustrated in the city’s museums. From art museums to the National Aquarium to the Maryland Science Museum, Baltimore offers a museum for every taste. Below are just a couple of the highlights:

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Top Landmarks in Nashville

October 29, 2008

Nashville, the capital of Tennessee, is known for its museums, country music, and southern hospitality. It’s also home to a number of striking buildings and landmarks, making it an interesting city to explore. Below are just a few:

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Golf Courses in Fort Lauderdale

October 24, 2008

Warming the area with 3,000 hours of sunshine each year and winter temperatures averaging 68 degrees, it is no surprise that the Fort Lauderdale area is one of the best year-round vacation spots in the U.S. Even though August and September can pour the heaviest rains of the season, the rest of the year offers [...]

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Best Spas in Las Vegas

October 22, 2008

It’s true Las Vegas is considered the entertainment capital of the U.S. However, it is also the location for some of the best pampering you’ll ever find. Unwinding at one of their great spas is a more relaxing way to spend part of your vacation in the city of lights and action. We’ve compiled some [...]

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Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum in Las Vegas

October 10, 2008

It seems only fitting in Las Vegas to be able to putt with Tiger Woods, shoot a scene with Cameron Diaz, and marry George Clooney all in one location. In fact, all of that is possible–sort of–and more at Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum, located inside the Venetian Hotel and Casino along the Las Vegas Strip.

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Family Dining in New York City

September 18, 2008

New York City has something for every appetite. And as a top vacation destination for families, naturally it must offer a variety of family-friendly dining options. If you’re headed to New York city with your family soon and don’t want to visit the same old chain restaurants you have at home, or sacrifice good taste [...]

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Atlanta Golf Courses

September 17, 2008

Built on a hilly former Civil War battlefield, one of the chief virtues of the Alfred Tup Holmes Golf Course is its location–10 minutes from the airport and close to downtown. The par 72, 18-hole public course opened in 1940. It was renovated last year and has a a course rating of 69.9 and [...]

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Detroit Golf Courses

August 13, 2008

It’s the middle of summer and the living is easy in southeast Michigan. The days are hot and dry–but not too hot. The fairways are manicured and the greens are a lush velvet. In short, it’s a perfect time to play golf in and around the “Motor City.” There are literally hundreds of courses, both [...]

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The Best Places to Shop in Dallas

August 6, 2008

Texans love to shop and no where is this more true than in Dallas. Here, shopping isn’t a chore, but an event–one to be planned in advance and to get dressed up for. Below are just a few of the many unique shopping venues in and around the “Big D.”
The Galleria. This upscale shopping [...]

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Tampa Beaches

July 22, 2008

People who are going to be heading to Tampa, Florida this summer are probably going for one reason and one reason only; they want to spend time on the beautiful beaches of Tampa Bay. There are plenty of other things that you can do while you’re in Tampa, of course, but the majority of people [...]

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Kids Love the Baltimore Aquarium

July 21, 2008

Kids Love the Baltimore Aquarium …and so do adults. The most visited attraction in the state of Maryland, the National Aquarium at Baltimore is located at the city’s Inner Harbor. Opened in 1981, the Aquarium was the foundation for that area’s redevelopment.

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Nightlife and Nightclubs in Cancun

July 14, 2008

Coco Bongo Night Club

Cancun is considered to be one of the hottest spots in the world for an active nightlife experience. Travelers from throughout the world (and particularly college students from the United States) flock to Cancun specifically to party in the nightclubs that are located throughout this beach destination. There are huge dance clubs [...]

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Sightseeing in Cleveland

July 2, 2008

Cleveland, Ohio might not be the first place you think of for a summer vacation, but think again. The city, located along the shores of Lake Erie is home to a wealth of attractions as well as delightful, temperate summer temperatures and gentle lake breezes. Below is just a sampling of what the “North [...]

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Top Landmarks in Philadelphia

July 1, 2008

If you’re planning to take a trip to Philadelphia and you want to make sure that you see all of the important things there are to see there then you need to put together a list of the top landmarks in the city. There are many different historic landmarks to explore in Philadelphia because of [...]

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Sightseeing in Los Angeles

June 17, 2008

If you’re planning a vacation to Los Angeles, you might want to change your ticket to accommodate a longer trip than originally planned because you’re going to quickly discover that there’s so much to do in this city that you’ll never want to go home. You can spend an entire vacation just enjoying the beaches [...]

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