College football stadiums come alive each fall season across America. It is a tradition for families to pack their overnight bags and drive hundreds of miles to watch a game either because a child is playing or they are alumni of the college. The National Football Foundation states that college football stadiums drew about 49 million fans each year. ... [Read more]
Brazil is not just samba, sun, and sea. This country that speaks Portuguese instead of Spanish like most of its neighboring countries is a vast land with nature galore. Of the many, one that stands out is the Iguazu Falls. Iguazu Falls is located in the Brazilian state of Parana and bordering the Misiones Province in the Northeastern tip of ... [Read more]
Tinidad If you’re after warm climate, proximity to the beach, a variety of food loaded with flavor that won’t cost a fortune, then you must go to Trinidad. Trinidad, an oil-rich island in the Caribbean unlike its neighbors, does not rely on tourism to survive. But that doesn’t mean there’s not much to do in this vibrant island. Whether ... [Read more]
Santiago, the capital city of Chile houses almost 6 million people and is fast becoming one of South America’s important business and travel destinations. An eight hour 44 minutes flight is all it takes to travel from Miami to Santiago’s Comodoro Arturo Merino Benitez International Airport. This city offers endless views of the Andes mountains, a ... [Read more]
Without a doubt, Cuba is one of the hottest places to visit in 2015. Cuba made it to several “places to visit” lists for 2016 as well. Where would you go if money were no object? Could it be paddle boarding in the quiet waters of Barbados or sipping caipirinhas in the still waters of Paraty, Brazil? Here is Travelmath’s list of top 10 places to ... [Read more]
