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If subtropical temps and family-friendly waters are calling your name, the powder sands, calm surfs, and open waters of the Lower Gulf Coast could be your next luxury getaway. In fact, this region is a favorite for tourists, as well as the locals. Visitors spend much of their time in the outdoors playing tennis and …
Get Your Tropical Climate Fix Along Florida’s Lower Gulf CoastRead More
Maine, which is New England’s largest state, has much to offer no matter what type of getaway you’re looking for. Maine: where seafood and sunrise meet the East Coast should be on your destination list. The city of Portland, located on the southern part of the state’s coast, houses a population of roughly 66,000 and …
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When you think of Vegas, you probably immediately think of the ch-ching sounds of multiple slot machines, the constantly flashing lights, and exorbitant spending. A 24/7 concrete jungle. But there’s another side of Las Vegas you probably haven’t seen – idyllic, the gateway to hiking and mountain biking adventures. There are no bright lights on …
At the border of Texas and Mexico along the Rio Grande lies Big Bend National Park – and it makes for the perfect winter getaway. If you live in an especially cold region of the United States, Big Bend will keep you warm. In fact, some spots in the park reach well over 100 degrees. …
Oregon’s central region has a dry, sunny climate making it ideal for a winter getaway. Let us suggest how to spend winter right in Oregon. Bend is a popular city and, while it’s lesser known, Redmond is an up-and-comer. Both of these cities are located in Oregon’s high desert separated by the Deschutes River and …
New Orleans is one of the most unique cities in the United States. People who’ve visited can’t wait to come back – people who haven’t say it’s atop their list. The eclectic city is known for round-the-clock nightlife, iconic jazz scene, and cuisine you won’t find anywhere else – a blend of French, American, and …
