Summer means road trips for most families. Being well prepared and having a plan in writing will make your road trip fun and easy for each family member. The United States is a vast land and picking your road trip can be quite a challenge each year. Here is a suggested itinerary for a summer road trip from Dallas to New Orleans and back to Dallas ... [Read more]
From cheap street food stalls and food courts to Michelin starred and traditional restaurants, variety awaits you in Asia. Asia is where foods like sushi (Japan), pad thai (Thailand), satay (Malaysia), Hainanese rice (Singapore), dim sum (Hong Kong) and bulgogi (Korea) were created. Food and travel go hand-in-hand. The English writer, Virginia Woolf ... [Read more]
The city of Austin, Texas is experiencing a growth spurt while others are at a standstill in this economic downturn. According to Forbes’ article “The next boom towns in the U.S.”. Austin, Texas has positioned itself to grow and prosper in the next decade. Austin takes the No. 1 spot at the moment because of healthy increases in population with ... [Read more]
No doubt, on America’s major highways and byways, you'll find a slew of fast food restaurant signs. If you missed one at the last exit, it is almost certain the next exit will have another. Fast food restaurants are everywhere whether you love or hate them. They're the most predictable and convenient places for road trippers to stop for a bite. But if ... [Read more]
Sit back and relax might not be the words to use during holiday air travel. With a little help from travel experts here are six holiday air travel tips that will make it easier and possible for you and your family to sit back and relax. One: Timing Get the earliest flight possible when the airport is less crowded. Air tickets are often cheaper and ... [Read more]
