With warm weather just around the corner and children finishing up their school years, many families have begun planning their summer vacations. Here are some of the top places to spend a few days in the sun, with plenty of activities and attractions for everyone to enjoy: San Antonio – In recent years, Alamo City […]
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For many people, Memorial Day is the first true holiday – as in, a work holiday – since January. A few lucky folks get off for President’s Day, but even so, it’s been months. So now that you’re heading into a three-day weekend, the question is not just “What do you want to do?” but […]
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Bard on the Beach: June 3 to September 24
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Shakespeare wrote that “all the world’s a stage,” and every summer, a corner of that world pays tribute to the great playwright with a festival devoted to his works.
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When Hollywood Comes to Central Florida
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Orlando, which has earned the nickname “The City Beautiful,” could easily be renamed “The City Cinematic.” After all, hundreds of movies and TV shows have been shot in and around the Central Florida spot. While the area’s theme parks certainly provide a colorful backdrop, they are hardly the only aspects of the city’s landscape to […]
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Due to its mild (though rainy) climate and beautiful landscape, Vancouver continues to be a popular travel destination – not just for Canadians, but for anybody looking for a fun excursion. To that end, here are some fun facts about the city:
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Valdosta Vittles: A Cornucopia of Cuisine
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Valdosta is known for a lot of things: For example, it’s the Azalea City, home of an annual azalea festival that draws visitors from around the world. It’s also Title Town USA, home to some of the winningest high school and college sports programs in the nation. But what people may not know about this […]
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Who Was Reuben Branson, and Why is the City Named for Him?
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It’s widely known that Branson – the Live Music Capital of the World – is named for Reuben S. Branson, who came to the area in the 1880s. But who was he, and how exactly did the city come to be named for him? Here’s a look:
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The Musicmakers of Toronto
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Toronto is the fourth most populous city in North America – and a prominent center for the arts. Its varied cultural institutions, which include numerous museums and galleries, festivals and public events, entertainment districts, national historic sites, and sports activities, are key attractions to the over 25 million tourists that visit the city each year. One of the city’s most prominent contributions to arts and culture […]
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Things You Didn’t Know About Myrtle Beach
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Myrtle Beach is a major tourist destination along the South Atlantic seaboard of the United States, widely known for its wide beaches, large selection of challenging golf links, excellent seafood restaurants and outlet-style shopping activities. It is set at the center of a 60-mile long chain of tranquil, sandy beaches known as the “Grand Strand,” […]
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Sun Valley, Idaho, and the nearby community of Ketchum make up a skier’s paradise. Of course, between runs down Bald Mountain, a skier has to eat, right? Here are a few of our favorite places to chow down in the vicinity, listed in alphabetical order: