DALLAS, Sept. 9, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — Want to capture your spookiest selfie memories this Halloween season? America Haunts, the country’s association of the most successful haunted attractions, wants to help you hunt down the most hair-raising selfies this Halloween season. They […]
Booking an Airbnb? It May Not Necessarily Be the Best Value
FitSmallBusiness.com Compares Hotels to Airbnbs in Top U.S. Tourism Cities NEW YORK, Sept. 5, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — Going to New York? Book a hotel. Traveling to Anaheim? Airbnb is the way to go. Now that Airbnb accounts for a whopping 20 […]
Cunard Sets Scene for New Steven Soderbergh Feature Film
Cunard’s Queen Mary 2 will provide the setting for Oscar® winning filmmaker’s new movie starring Meryl Streep, Candice Bergen, Gemma Chan, Lucas Hedges and Dianne Wiest VALENCIA, Calif., Aug. 20, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — This week, August 18-24, Cunard’s luxury ocean […]
Top 6 Cheapest Places for Digital Nomads to Live and Work Overseas
Top 6 Cheapest Places for Digital Nomads to Live and Work Overseas By Kat Kalashian, Editor at Live and Invest Overseas With the global boom in internet access throughout the last couple of decades, the world’s job industries have been […]
Princess Cruises Offers Up to 40% Off on Select Destinations
FREE Room Upgrades are also available on select voyages SANTA CLARITA, Calif., Aug. 16, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — Starting today, Princess Cruises is offering guests up to 40% off and free room upgrades on select voyages from December 2019 to May 2020. […]
Making the Rounds in Moore County, Tennessee
Moore County, Tennessee is probably best known for its most famous resident, the Jack Daniels Distillery. But the small town of Lynchburg and the surrounding countryside offer up charm, history and other “spirits”. The JD Distillery The Jack Daniels Distillery […]
On the BBQ trail in the Upstate of South Carolina
South Carolinians are serious about their barbeque – so serious in fact that the South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism (SCPRT) has a website solely dedicated to BBQ in the state. And whether it’s a debate on which […]
Shi-yo to Cherokee, North Carolina
Somewhere between kitsch and history, Cherokee, North Carolina finds its stride. Amongst a seemingly endless amount of Native American gift shops offering items imported from China and “authentic Native American dancers” adorned in makeup and headdresses lies a city rich […]
Explore: South Carolina’s Thoroughbred Country
Situated a few hours southwest of Greenville, a cluster of small towns hugs the border of Georgia- Aiken, North Augusta, Allendale and Bamberg and Barnwell Counties. Here, life slows down a bit and horses permeate the landscape and culture. In […]
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina’s Beach Playground
Often referred to as The Grand Strand, Myrtle Beach has been attracting families seeking a value beach vacation for years. In fact, it’s the most popular family beach destination on the East Coast, with more than 15 million visitors each […]
Kansas City, More than BBQ and Blues
Our first stop was the Steamboat Arabia, KC’s number one tourist attraction. The “King Tut’s Tomb of the Missouri River” is a museum housing a huge collection of artifacts from the steamboat that sunk in 1856 when it was carrying […]
Discover South Carolina’s Dark Corner
The area was coined the Dark Corner and many believed that it was because of the people. They were whisky-makers, drinkers and backwoods-type people who were suspicious of outsiders. But in reality it was dubbed the dark corner in 1832, […]
North Carolina’s Wine Country
Southern wines haven’t had a good following until recently. Most weren’t that good and were mostly made from Muscadine grapes. But the 36 plus wineries in the Yadkin Valley are producing great-tasting, award-winning wines from a surprisingly large variety of […]
Boston, the walking city
Boston is a great, walkable city; in fact it’s been nicknamed America’s Walking City, so no need for a rental car once you arrive. The T subway system is also pretty extensive so when you don’t feel like walking just […]
Boone is Bursting with Summer Fun
Named after Daniel Boone, the legendary explorer and hunter who maintained a hunting camp in the area, Boone boasts several attractions that play homage to its namesake.. Boone is also home to Appalachian State University, giving the town a college […]