Whether you’re seeking a place to relax, eat, drink or learn about American history, Philadelphia is the ultimate destination. Located just 141 miles from Washington DC and 94 miles from New York City, Philadelphia is easily accessible by train or car in three hours. We’ve gathered a few of our favorite places to visit, eat, and stay including ... [Read more]
Puerto Rico with its tropical sunshine, miles of beaches, rainforests, specialty coffee and colorful colonial buildings attracts all types of travelers each year. The island has about 15,000 hotel rooms and 50% are located in San Juan. Going to San Juan for the first time and don’t know where to stay? Where you stay is important when you are ... [Read more]
Located 72 miles from Chile’s capital city, Valparaiso was once the most important port in South America. Then came the Panama Canal in 1914 and the rest is history for Valparaiso. This old city was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003. Efforts have been made since then to protect the historical sites of the city including the ... [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]
Whether you are a surfing enthusiast or traveling with one, Costa Rica’s North Pacific is still one of the best places for surfing and a quiet retreat. The pura vida (pure life) lifestyle, which is slow and easy, still exists in this part of Costa Rica. Most vacationers who are heading for water sports including surfing, snorkeling, scuba diving ... [Read more]
