america
Travel from sea to shining sea; by car or by plane, there's plenty to see in the good ole US of A.
The Best NYC Trip
I remember it so well. It was with my then fiancé now wife. She took me to NYC for the very first time. We went during the US Open and NYC fashion-week. We approached after about four hours from Chicago the NYC sky line was just incredible in the mid-morning more than how you read and see it in pictures. An incredible start of holiday that I had no idea would be one of the best trips ever.
By MR BRIAN SLUGA5 years ago in Wander
The 'Star Wars' Hotel Is Still A Priority At Disney World
The year of 2020 is not making anything easier to anyone. Hollywood productions were shut down throughout the last several months due to the pandemic. Barely any of the major Hollywood productions are back in production, but at least one (The Batman) has been shut down again due to someone in the production being tested positive for COVID. This can happen with other productions. This pandemic is also affecting Disney World. Although the coronavirus had caused the delays for other attractions and developments, Disney is still prioritizing their Star Wars hotel to open.
By Culture Slate5 years ago in Wander
Four Days in Branson Missouri
I just returned from a family trip to Branson, Missouri a couple days ago. I know a lot of you have not been and may be wondering if it is worth the trip. Well, this article is here to help with that choice. In the world’s current condition of the pandemic; travel is much more complicated and difficult than it was before; I am sure you already know that. Airlines require that you wear a mask the entire time you are in the building, as well as for the duration of any flight. Regardless of how long your flight may be, you still have to keep your mask on the entire time. Masks are annoying; especially after hours of having one on.
By Timothy A Rowland5 years ago in Wander
Relaxing getaway in Cle Elum
Cle Elum signifies "quick water" and its sources originate from the Kittitas clan, whose individuals dwelled here and depended on the close by Yakima River. The city was consolidated in February 1902 and was worked with a prosperous coal mining industry and the railroad foundations were made to help it.
By GMK Johnson5 years ago in Wander
3 Places to Visit in Orlando, FL
Ever thought about venturing to Orlando, Florida? In March 2018, I visited Florida for five days with two friends. We planned this trip very last minute, but the way it worked out was both perfect and unforgettable in every way. We got up to quite a lot in five days! Here are three places we visited in Orlando to send your wanderlust sky-high.
By Melina Notidou5 years ago in Wander
Guide for a Female Solo Trip to NOLA After COVID-19
In this global pandemic, we are living difficult times full of uncertainty. Experts have recommended that we try to focus on what we can control and what gives us happiness to be able to cope with it. For all the globetrotters out there, the idea that we will travel again is what makes us happier. When this day comes, be prepared with your 12 ounces of hand sanitizer and have your masks ready, because these will be basic safety measures you have to follow to protect your health and others so you can enjoy your trip.
By Rocio Espinosa5 years ago in Wander
Fresh Air on the Rio Grande
I'm from the East Coast and I've now moved to California. But in between I vowed to take some time and spend it in nature. With this goal in mind I found myself exploring the wilds of the Rio Grande National Forest during my trip out west.
By Carol Davis5 years ago in Wander
Will the REAL Upstate New York Take a Bow
When people think Upstate New York, they immediately think of Albany or Syracuse, but they are not even close. Upstate New York is many quaint little towns and villages scattered throughout and north of the Adirondack Mountains, the most famous being Lake Placid, home of the 1932 and 1980 Winter Olympic Games. Upstate New York has much to offer the traveler eager for fun, excitement, and adventure in any season.
By Susan Fleck Pennington5 years ago in Wander
Dream Life
My Dream Home My dream home, hmmm, let me see…. Well I might have a few homes if I had my way, but dream home? I could have a rustic cabin on the perfect bend of a river in Wisconsin, close to family and friends. It would be damp and earthy, and quiet, except for the sounds of the river and the rustle of the breeze. I’d need giant windows all the way to the peak, because winter is long and cold and every second of sunlight is a worshipped. It would be a great place to come home to. The perfect isolation to write .
By Laurie Hegg Caebe5 years ago in Wander
Explore the Untouched Gems in the U.S.
Yeah, we said it right! We are here with some places for you to add to your travel bucket and what better than traveling with your partner to such panoramic locations. When we talk about romantic places in the USA, people usually think of New Youk City, Orlando, Denver, Asheville, and other places. Not that these places are not good or as such, but what about the unexplored gems of America that are called as lover’s paradise and have more potential. Today we will talk about such iconic places where you can go for a romantic getaway with your partner. Imagine booking Sun country Airlines reservations on a lookout to these exotic locations.
By hayes mark5 years ago in Wander
Philadelphia - The City Of Brotherly Love
Philadelphia is one of the most important historic cities in the United States. Generally, referred to as Philly, it is worth a visit. The American capital was just starting during the Revolutionary War, the Independence Hall, and the Liberty Bell, as well as the first-class art museum and the best soft pretzels in the world. I think a lot of "American History" can be completed in two nights. There are also delicious cheesesteaks, mainly sandwiches composed of thinly sliced steaks and long strips of melted cheese. What are you thinking? Make American Airlines Reservations today and start a never-ending journey.
By Lily Stewart5 years ago in Wander
