Enter Van Gogh’s Mind at Secret Location in Las Vegas
Las Vegas is not new to big installations. Nor does it slink away from shoring up surprises. Las Vegas attractions are the bread and butter of the Las Vegas Strip — next to gaming, big shows and high-dollar dining, of course. This Las Vegas attraction will be the city’s biggest entertainment attraction to launch since […]
Travel Deals, Steals, and Trip Ideals for Now and Later
Almost one year following the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, the travel landscape is practically unrecognizable from years past. – In 2019, the average traveler age was 50. By the end of 2020, this dropped to 38 due to a drastic drop-off in older travelers. – Prior to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Baby Boomer generation […]
Drive, They Said: Recommended Fall Road Trips
Consumers are itching to travel, say advisors at Travel Leaders Network who have fielded inquiries from clients planning trips close to home for travel between now and the end of the year. And for most of those advisors, their clients cannot get away soon enough. “For several weeks, we were all staying home per orders from our […]
Tech Takes the Lead on Shaping Travel
A new study by Hilton Honors reveals that one in two travelers (50 percent) would immerse in virtual reality (VR) or augmented reality (AR) tours of their destination to get inspiration for their holidays. According to the study, VR and AR are the most-considered sources of travel inspiration for the future, outstripping other sources, such […]
Blood Sports: Game Fans Will Pick Team Travel Over Honeymoon Plans
A recent survey conducted by Booking.com across 29 global markets revealed that among US sports fanatics 89 percent confirm they’ve completed between one to five trips in the last year alone to cheer their team on. In fact, nearly one in five (17 percent) said they would happily cancel their honeymoon or risk their job […]
Winter Orchid Festivals Abloom from London to Ft. Lauderdale
By Susan McKee Orchids are the perfect winter flower. Redolent of the tropics whether grown in a Northern greenhouse or “wild” in a rainforest, their colors, shapes and scents attract travelers. Botanical gardens tend to have the most extensive orchid shows. Here are a few to consider: An orchid show takes place January […]
Gardens Around the Globe Set Aglow for the Holidays
By Susan McKee As the daylight dwindles, city centers, botanical gardens and other public outdoor venues turn on fanciful light shows to attract visitors. November and December are the prime months for such extravaganzas. Now through December 29, the Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh, Scotland, features a one-mile winter trail with a laser garden, […]
Fairs, Fests and Roadside Attractions for Summer 2019
Ah! Summer! A time to enjoy being outdoors. Festivals take advantage of the season to entice visitors with unique experiences and local food. State fairs are iconic events across the country. They’re a great stop on a road trip, especially if there are kids in the car. (It’s a good time to show the little […]
River Cruise Themes on Avalon to Quench Passionate Interests
From following in the footsteps of a favorite novel series or finding new and rare wines to praise, river cruising is not just about passing iconic scenery while sailing the great rivers of Europe. Avalon Waterways is offering, among a long menu of choices, a chance to sail with Diana Gabaldon, author of the very popular […]
March Madness Brings Maple and Blooms
By Susan McKee March gives tantalizing hints of warm weather to come. From maple festivals to daffodil shows, check out events that promise spring is just around the corner.
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