The post below was originally published on Leave Your Daily Hell on June 10th by Robert Schrader. The South is a sticky place for travelers — you might decide you don’t want to leave, or you might gain so much weight from all the delicious food that you wonder if the airline will refuse to carry you back….

The post below was originally published on Awe Inclusive on June 13th by Michaela Hall. Photo by Frenchy via Trover For many travelers, it doesn’t take long before cities start to blend into each other. With chain stores, restaurants, and attractions, you may long for something different. Take a look at these attractions that are unique to their city and…

The post below was originally published on Camille in Wonderland on April 18th, 2016 by Camille. From the natural wonder of Niagara Falls to the historical settlement of Portsmouth or the alpine playground of the Catskills Mountains, the upper Northeast of the U.S. has many tricks up its sleeves to make you fall under its spell –…

“The post below was originally published on Hipmunk’s Tailwind Blog on April 8th, 2016. Gallivanting around Madrid or conducting business in San Francisco? Wherever you’re going—and whatever you’re planning to do there—you’ll need to pack a bag before you leave for the trip. But even though packing is universal to travelers, packing well isn’t necessarily a skill that we all…

The post below was originally published on This Life in Trips as part of the Hipmunk Hotels Campaign. When thinking of cities in the Southern states, New Orleans, Charleston, and Savannah come to mind — and with good reason. These cities offer some of the best culture, cuisine, music, and laid-back living that famously comes…

By Nicole Brewer Chicago is home to fantastic architecture, divine eats, and some of the best shopping in the world. I called Chicago home for a few years and was never bored there. Summertime Chi is the best due to the array of things that are available to do and the amazing weather. If you…

This post below was originally published on JustinPlusLauren on April 14, 2016 Photo Credit: Patrick Furlong I love exploring new cities when I travel. And the USA has a ton of incredible cities to discover. Across the country, you’ll find something for everyone, whether you’re a fan of visiting museums, architecture, going shopping, or spending time outdoors. Let’s…

This post below was originally published on www.travelmag.com on 4/23/16. Travelers that want to find a combination of beauty, history, hospitality, and sunshine need to consider visiting the South. The South has something for everyone. Whether you want a taste of bourbon in Kentucky or to relax by the water in Maryland, there is a southern city…

This post below was originally published on valcaulin.com on 04/15/16. The western part of the USA offers a good blend of urban and nature with posh shops, glitzy casinos, and clubs, as well as a rugged desert, relaxing ridge, and lakes. From families on a much-awaited trip to busy career people looking forward to some R&R, there…

By Nicole Brewer It’s that time of year again GTs! I’m so excited to be counting down the days until I trot back to USA for summer vacation. It’s been a long semester in Oman and am patiently (well maybe not so patiently) awaiting the time until I am reunited with my family. Once the…

This post was originally published on Hipmunk’s Tailwind Blog on 1/7/16. One by one, major American airlines have been changing their loyalty program policies from a distance-based system to a price-based system, causing some angst among frequent travelers. After announcements from Delta and United last year, American Airlines was the final hold out until November 18, when they announcedchanges to…

By Joanna Kalafatis Whether you know it as Motown, Motor Town, or just plain Detroit, there’s no denying that the former capital of the U.S. auto industry has enjoyed a resurgence over the last decade. Detroit has started to get some of its energy and funk back, and visitors are flocking to the city to see…