Travels' Tapestry
Explore The Rich Diversity Of Our Southern Neighbors
The holidays are over so now it’s officially time to figure out where you want to go to get out of the cold. Think Mexico and explore the rich diversity of our southern neighbors. Consider the fact that many airlines are offering deals right now before the next peak travel time during March’s spring break.
Do Not Let Fear & Stereotypes Prevent The Fulfillment Of Traveling To Dream Destinations
For as long as I can remember, I have dreamed of traveling to Europe.
Fall Vacations: Enriching Cultural And Ethnic Experiences
Throughout the United States, many communities offer the ethnic and cultural experience that dates back to when Europeans first immigrated to America. Many ended up in cities around the country, where their rich culture still plays a strong role today.
Amazing Getaways: America’s Top Five Travel Spots
Why travel overseas when some of the most amazing destinations in the world are right here at home. Whether you’re looking for romance, eco-friendly, family, senior, or budget travel for your next getaway here are a few of our top suggestions and we’ll tell you why.
Kings Canyon & Sequoia National Parks: An Experience Of A Lifetime
One of places to see in a lifetime is Kings Canyon & Sequoia National Parks, a year-round favorite for people in this country and around the world. It began as most places in America with a Native American population that included two tribes who actually lived in the area of the parks, the Monache and Yokuts, both separated by language and history.
Blue Ridge Parkway: A Trove of Southern Roots In The Appalachian Mountains
The crispness of early morning is much more vivid after rain saturates the land. Clouds linger, the air is lightly touched with a sweet scent, and the coolness revitalizes the soul. Even if raindrops emerge from the sky, this is the one time where the rain is welcomed while gazing from atop, not below, in appreciation and discovery of how the Blue Ridge Parkway acquired its name. Wisps of white and gray clouds settle in the valley as blue dreamy mountains peek through the morning mist.
New York's Finger Lakes
When you visit the Finger Lakes area of New York, no matter your mood, the time of year and what you have in mind to do, the area offers such a plethora of things you’ll invariable decide you have to make a return visit.
Save Money And Have A Good Time: Hit The Beach!
Some of the best beach destinations in the United States and the Caribbean offer amazing packages for spring and summer travel this year. Get primo beachside accommodations, with a variety of options such as all-inclusive rates, a volunteerism experience, or just a place to lay back and bask in the sun. There really is something out there for even the most discerning traveler.
All-Inclusive Rates Starting at $55 Per Person at Occidental Hotels & Resorts:
Tots To Teenagers: Tips For Hassle-Free Travel With Children
As the flowers of spring and summer bloom, a family’s thoughts turn to vacations. However, many families dread traveling with children, and for good reason. Children often get cranky and impatient on trips. But with some forward thinking and preparation, the chaos can be kept to a minimum.
Some things are universal when traveling with kids, regardless of the mode of transportation. Hungry kids are miserable kids. Bored kids will do anything for entertainment (including kicking the seat in front of them or hitting their sister), and all of it will drive parents crazy.
New Zealand: Nature Lovers Hot Spot
Everyone who watched “Lord of the Rings” knows that New Zealand is a hot spot for nature lovers. After all, in a country where humans only make up 5 percent of the animal population, one really should not expect to see manmade beauty, right? Wrong. There’s a lot more to New Zealand than meets the eye of the typical moviegoer. New Zealand is one of the few places where you can get a good dose of history and wacky culture in the midst of tranquil surroundings. Let’s start with the country’s back-story. (Don’t worry – it may not be sweet, but at least it’s short.)
