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Galveston Annual Events
Spring Events Spring is a wonderful time to visit Galveston. The city is abuzz with activity, and there are many exciting events taking place. Whether you’re looking for outdoor adventures or cultural experiences, there is something for everyone. One of the most anticipated events in Galveston during spring is the Galveston Island Food & Wine…
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Cozumel’s delightfully tropical climate means that you can enjoy outdoor activities year-round. It’s no wonder this island, located in the Caribbean off of the eastern side of the Yucatan Peninsula, ranks as one of Mexico’s top tourist destinations. At thirty miles long and almost ten miles wide, it weighs in as Mexico’s largest Caribbean island,…
Read MoreFranconia NH, Guide and Information
The richness of New Hampshire and most importantly, New England history is vast, deep and filled with unique and accomplished personalities. Poets, writers, artists musicians, philosophers and more have been inhabiting the region since before the American Revolution. This old history combined with new and interesting perspectives on life makes the area’s culture interesting, insightful…
Read MoreGatlinburg at a Glance
If you like mountains, you will love Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Surrounded on three sides by the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, in Gatlinburg you feel wrapped in the beauty of these old peaks from most every vantage point. Whether in the center of this picturesque small town or from atop the iconic Gatlinburg Space Needle, the…
Read MoreEmbrace the Desert
Within a half-hour’s drive from Phoenix/Scottsdale, one of America’s most significant metropolitan areas, you can find yourself in the middle of the Old West, the likes of which you see in some of the world’s most famous westerns. Carefree, Cave Creek & North Scottsdale make for a great add-on to any trip to the Phoenix/Scottsdale…
Read MoreEmbrace the Spirit of Celebration: Annual Events in East Hampton and Montauk, NY
Along the eastern tip of Long Island, the coastal towns of East Hampton and Montauk are not only known for their picturesque beaches and charming landscapes but also for the vibrant annual events that bring the communities alive. From cultural festivals to sporting competitions, these events offer visitors an opportunity to immerse themselves in the…
Read MoreEmbracing the PA Dutch and Amish Culture of Lancaster
The Dutch in Pennsylvania Dutch refers to Deutsch or Deitsch as in the people from Germany and their language. Indeed many from southern Germany, Austria and even parts of Switzerland settled in this part of Pennsylvania during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Fleeing religious intolerance at home, these Germanic people were free to practice their…
Read MoreExperience the Sea of this Seaside Resort
Named for Cornelius Jacobsen Mey, a Dutch sea captain that explored and charted the area during the early 1600s, Cape May is located at the southern tip of Cape May Peninsula, the southernmost point of the state of New Jersey. Situated where the Delaware Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean, it’s perfectly poised to offer some…
Read MoreExperience the Vibrant History and culture of St. Augustine, Florida
Time stands still in St. Augustine as it welcomes visitors to explore an era centuries ago in the nation’s oldest city. Reminisce on the past as you discover beautiful Colonial-style architecture surrounding historical plazas before exploring the untouched landscape of some of Florida’s best shorelines. Experience the vibrant history, culture, and natural beauty with these…
Read MorePet-Friendly Activities in Lancaster, PA
In the heart of Pennsylvania’s picturesque countryside, Lancaster is a charming destination that caters to both humans and their furry companions. Known for its rich history, Amish culture, and breathtaking landscapes, this inviting city offers a myriad of pet-friendly activities that are sure to delight every member of the family. Join us on an unforgettable…
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