Next time you’re in Utah, make a beeline for the spectacular 76,000 acre Arches National Park. Here, amidst a surreal wonderland of stone towers, fins and hoodoos you’ll discover over 2,000 naturally occurring sandstone arches, the largest concentration on the planet. Drive and hike If you’ve only a few hours to spare, take the park’s …
Wyoming’s stunning 310,000 acre wilderness is a mecca for outdoor lovers. Here are ten reasons why you should visit. Jaw Dropping Terrain This magnificent natural landscape of jutting peaks and gleaming lakes is a feast for the senses. Hike through summer wildflower meadows, and explore acres of golden aspen forest in autumn. Gaze skywards at …
Dreaming of powder white sands, warm azure waters and wall to wall sunshine? Grab your flip flops and take your pick of Florida’s magnificent beaches. Clearwater Beach This relaxed, family friendly resort offers gorgeous white sands, an array of waterfront restaurants and myriad activities such as snorkelling, stand-up paddle boarding and parasailing. Walk, cycle or …
Things have become a bit easier for international travelers entering the U.S. The CDC has announced they are now accepting at-home rapid tests as part of the Covid-19 entry requirements, giving travelers another easier (and possibly cheaper) option. Updated Requirements by CDC The U.S. updated its entry protocols in January, requiring all air passengers arriving …
Many of us are planning to spend our 2021 vacations in the U.S. rather than overseas. Here we celebrate some less explored gems our bounteous country has to offer. Lassen Volcanic National Park, California Northeast California’s untamed volcanic wilderness is dominated by Lassen Peak volcano, which last erupted in 1914. The dramatic terrain hisses with …
So you’re a fan of the great outdoors? Then you’ll love the Adirondacks, a vast alfresco playground of jagged mountains, serene lakes, lush valleys and dense forest. This magnificent, national reserve stretches six million pristine acres from New York to the Canadian border. If you haven’t visited yet, here are ten reasons why you should. …
As restaurant doors begin to reopen and we embrace the joys of eating out again, whet your appetite with ten great destinations throughout the states for your culinary checklist. Austin, Texas Austin’s Tex-Mex and Texan barbecue scenes are legendary (try Franklin Barbecue’s show-stopping brisket). Asian food is also hugely popular, and you’ll find numerous Korean, …
As the temperatures begin to climb, here are some inspiring urban destinations where you can kick back and embrace the great outdoors. San Francisco, California Amidst the lakes, playgrounds and museums of vast Golden Gate Park, you’ll encounter resident American bison, plus a Japanese tea house and pagoda in manicured gardens. The Presidio offers 24 …
If you’re planning a domestic road trip this summer in the U.S., you may want to think twice about renting a car. There is a massive rental-car shortage in the U.S., causing prices to skyrocket up to 700 USD a day in some popular destinations! What Caused The Rental Car Shortage? The rental car shortage is due …
United Airlines announced on Monday they are adding three new flight routes from the U.S. to Croatia, Greece, and Iceland as more countries reopen to vaccinated travelers. The new flight routes give U.S. travelers more options for summer travel by flying direct to countries that are open to vaccinated visitors. It’s another sign that Europe …
The governor of Nevada, Steve Sisolak, announced in a press conference that he plans to have every Nevada county reopen to 100% capacity by June 1st. This includes Las Vegas, one of the most visited cities in all of the United States. Earlier this year, the state approved capacity limits to increase to 50% including …
The Governor of Hawaii has approved a vaccine passport program for inter-island travel that may begin as early as next month, expanding to out-of-state travelers by the summer. The vaccine passport for Hawai was first announced in February. While the program will not be up and running for all Americans by May as originally thought, …