Destination
Top Trends
Jul 13, 2021New Hilton Survey Reveals More Than 50 Percent of Americans Plan to Check Off a Wish List Destination Post-Pandemic
According to a new survey conducted by Hilton, 59 percent of respondents plan to jump back into travel post-pandemic with a bucket list vacation they would not have considered prior to the pandemic. The top locations include international and domestic landmarks like the Grand Canyon, Eiffel Tower, Niagara Falls, Statue of Liberty, the Colosseum and the Las Vegas Strip. The survey also showed 64 percent of Americans agreed they are in desperate need of a vacation.
Tips / Destination
Jun 8, 2021Explore Puerto Rico Via Car
Puerto Rico is approximately 3,515 square miles of lush, tropical rainforests; sky-high mountains; and beaches all around. With a vast array of areas to explore, a road trip around the island is an ideal way to see it all. Make sure to visit these locations to get the full Puerto Rico experience.
Tips / Destination
Jun 4, 2021Mistakes to Avoid When Visiting an All-Inclusive Resort
All-inclusive resorts can be a convenient way to travel. These tropical resorts normally include food, alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks and some water sports. Even though these amenities are all included in the original price, there are still things to keep in mind when staying at an all-inclusive resort.
Destinations / North America
Mar 11, 2021MGM Resorts Kicks Off 2021 Pool Season
‘Tis the season … for the pool! MGM Resorts’ destination pools across Las Vegas are officially open, and the options range from wave pools to lazy rivers. Here’s what visitors to Sin City can expect from the various MGM Resorts’ destination pools.
Tips / Destination
Jan 21, 2021Weekend Getaway in Williamsburg, Virginia
While some people may not be ready to travel just yet, some itch to get back on the road and explore. For the latter category, consider adding Williamsburg, Virginia, to your list of must-see destinations.
Tips / Destination
Jan 13, 2021Best Cities for Living Without a Car
Lawnstarter, an outdoor services provider, recently conducted a study on the best cities for living without a car for 2021. The company analyzed data of 20 key indicators, including walking routes, share of residents using public transportation and average sunshine across the 150 biggest cities in the United States.