History
History of Thanksgiving
The story goes, at least in elementary schools, pilgrims landed in Plymouth just before the harsh winter. The local Native Americans taught these hapless arrivals how to farm in New England and survive the winter. This story is taught to elementary-school kids, but there are plenty of tours to learn about the history of Thanksgiving and how those settlers originally made their way in the New World.
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Enjoy the Open Road on Your Terms
For most of us, time in the car is “me time.” You can listen to that podcast you’re captivated by, blast that pop song and sing along at the top of your lungs or listen to the next chapter in that biography e-book you’re almost finished. A road trip only amplifies those opportunities. So, next time you’re traveling by road, take the wheel and take control. Opt for a rental car on your next vacation, rather than a rideshare, taxi or public transportation, and enjoy the open road on your own terms.
UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Greece
Greece is known for its ancient wonders and stunning landscapes. The country is currently home to 18 UNESCO World Heritage sites. Make sure you explore these on your next visit.
History of Mickey Mouse
It is impossible to think about Walt Disney, his movies, theme parks, characters or anything else without thinking of the most famous mouse of all. It feels weird to think of a world without Mickey Mouse, but, before 1928, Mickey Mouse was not even an idea, let alone a ubiquitous piece of pop culture.
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Pack Your Bags, You’re Going to Tokyo!
All Nippon Airways (ANA) is the largest airline in Japan. With flights from the United States to Japan and all of Asia, it's the perfect airline to book your next trip with. From ANA's amazing in-flight food to its excellent customer service, it comes as no surprise ANA has been awarded five stars for its seventh consecutive year by the SKYTRAX World Airline Rating.
Touring the WWI Museum and Memorial, Kansas City
The National World War I Museum and Memorial in Kansas City, Missouri, is home to an extensive collection of artifacts detailing the United States’ involvement in World War I.