Beyond pumpkins, scarecrows, life-size posable skeletons, witch hats, and costumes, there are places and stories that will spook you out this Halloween. Are you looking for an adventure, a place out of the ordinary to have fun? Here are Travelmath’s 5 best places to celebrate Halloween: 1. Colonial Williamsburg Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia, ... [Read more]
Heard of Peking Man? Peking was the old name for Beijing, the capital city of China. Peking Man, the earliest homo rectus fossils was discovered in the caves of Dragon Bone Hill near Zhoukoudian about 36 miles from Beijing. According to ebeijing, Peking Man may have lived about 230,000 to 250,000 years ago. Part modern, part ancient, Beijing is ... [Read more]
When you have 25,000 acres, four massive theme parks, more than twenty on-site resorts and two water parks under the title of called Disney World in Orlando, finding an easy way to navigate through the options can be daunting. With a few days on hand and literally thousands of activities from which to choose, where do you start and how do you get your ... [Read more]
In his article, Two Reasons to Buy Travel Insurance for Your Next Cruise, Peter Greenburg gave two examples of passengers without travel insurance. One booked a world cruise and lost his deposit of $10,500. Right after his reservation was confirmed he was diagnosed with cancer. The other lost his full payment for a 10-day Baltic cruise because six days ... [Read more]
America has over 400 parks and 84 million acres of land and 4.5 million acres are oceans, lakes and reservoirs. The National Park Service mission is to care for special places saved by the American people so that all may experience our heritage. The concept of preserving our land first started in the 1800s by an artist named George Catlin. Congress ... [Read more]
