When you are ready for the trip of a lifetime, why not choose Scotland? This beautiful country is rich in history, beauty, and architecture that will surely pique your interest. When you do decide to stay in Scotland, you can look into some of the best luxury lodgings to be found. This way you can […]
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This article was originally published on Tailwind on April 12, 2016 by The Hipmunk Now that Cuba’s tourism industry is up and running, we’re doing everything we can to educate our readers about how to make the most of their Cuban vacations. From knowing which cities to visit to learning how the country has changed and prepping for your trip, we’ve got […]
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This article was originally published on Nomadic Chick on August 10, 2016 by Jeannie Mark It’s that time of year to travel and a staycation is a great way to save money, but still have a satisfying trip. If you live in the northeastern part of the states, take a chance on some off-beaten places you might otherwise […]
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This post was originally published on Live Learn Venture on 16th June, 2016 by Natasha If you’re planning a fall road trip throughout the Midwest part of the United States, you’ll have a lot of things to consider during the planning process! One big choice is deciding what hotels you’ll choose to stay well-rested during your adventures. […]
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This post was originally published on Hipmunk’s Tailwind Blog by THE HIPMUNK on 14th April Business or leisure? Why not both? For those lucky enough to travel for business, we suggests turning business trips into mini vacations, or what some call “bleisure” trips. The cities below are known for their economic prowess as well as their entertainment […]
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This post was originally published on Project Domestication on June 15th, 2016 by Becky Make some late summer or early trip plans to explore Amarillo, McAllen or Irving, Texas or skip over the ocean to Puerto Rico for an adventurous time in Fajardo. Amarillo, Texas Start planning the perfect fall trip to Amarillo. This time of year brings […]
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Boston, Massachusetts, is one of the oldest cities in the United States, full of historical buildings and neighborhoods, along with a plethora of other sites and attractions. If you like a nice walk, from downtown Boston you can follow the 2.5 mile long Freedom Trail to Bunker Hill, stopping at Faneuil Hall Marketplace for a […]
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Photo by Frenchy via Trover This post first appeared on AweInclusive on June 13th, 2016 by Michaela Hall. For many travelers, it doesn’t take long before cities start to blend into each other. With chain stores, restaurants, and attractions, you may long for something different. Take a look at these attractions that are unique to their city and will draw […]
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This post was originally published on Eat Sleep Breathe Travel – Article by Hannah Logan The pacific side of the USA is home to some of the country’s most beautiful scenery. From the vineyards and coast of California, to the ocean views of Maui, to the deserts of Arizona, there is plenty of natural beauty to be […]
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Photo by JoshNV on Flickr When looking for a summer holiday destination in Texas, it is hard to beat a trip to the Gulf of Mexico for some sun and sand. For an exciting but affordable family vacation destination, South Padre Island is a good choice. You will find year-round warm weather, wonderful beaches and lots of […]
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