As one of the most visited cities in the world, New York City tops most travelers lists as favorite destinations. Perhaps the most Americana thing to do in New York City is watching a baseball game, but there is so much more to do in the Big Apple than baseball. We invite you to visit New York City for a Yankee game, and then stay to explore and experience the city.
When we’re grounded and can’t go anywhere, whether it’s due to the weather (rain or snow) or this crazy virus of 2020. When inside and boredom are the new normal, and traveling has screeched to a silent halt, what in the world is there to do while we are social distancing? We pulled our resources to bring you these fun things to do inside including doodling, board games, cooking challenges, virtual tours, and more.
When your itchy travel feet are stuck indoors with the family, take your family travel vacation online with these virtual field trips. Your next virtual family trip is perhaps the most affordable to set sail online and visit iconic world-wide and travel bucket list worthy destinations including the Great Wall of China, Amazon Rainforest, Yellowstone National Park, San Diego Zoo, Monterey Bay Aquarium, and more.
When you mention Las Vegas, some folks might assume you’re talking about gambling at the casinos. Sure, there are plenty of world-famous casinos where you can potentially win some money. And foodies love Las Vegas with its celebrity chefs and amazing restaurants. But there’s much more than casinos and restaurants in Las Vegas. Get ready for your next Sin City adventure with these crazy fun things to do in Las Vegas.
Multigenerational family travel is a big thing. Seriously. Today’s grandparents are much more active than in the past. We love to travel, and we love to spend time with our family. Multigenerational family travel combines both passions for grandparents. But how to start without going down the rabbit hole? We have tried and true ideas and tips for multigenerational family travel planning. Because we’ve been there, done that and want to share with you and your family.
Have the kids finally moved out of the house? Are you wondering what to do with your free time? From Iceland to Florida, check out our list of best vacations for empty nesters.
Are you preparing for that magical phase of life known as retirement? Everyone dreams of the time they can punch the figurative time clock one last time. Retirement can also cause some uncertainty. People wonder what they will do with themselves and if they can truly afford to retire. For those retiring soon, read on for our 3 simples tips on retirement planning.
Traveling when settling into those “Golden Years” can have its challenges, but that shouldn’t prevent you from fulfilling your dream vacations to another country. Here are some senior travel tips you need to know.
Thanks to leap year, there’s an extra day on the 2020 calendar. And as luck would have it, this February 29 falls on a Saturday—a once-in-28-years occurrence. A bonus Saturday is something to celebrate! Check out these great vacation getaways deals. Many perfect for checking off your bucket list, and make the most of your bonus 24 hours in leap year 2020!
If there’s one thing we all have in common, it’s the desire to take the best possible care of our finances. After all, like it or not, money is the thing that makes the world go round — even though we like to think that travel is the second thing that turns the world. Read on for a few budget tips and ideas for saving money so you can start being more responsible with your spending.
Don’t get enough baseball across the 162-game season? Non-Major League Baseball fans may not understand, but there are many who just can’t get enough of America’s favorite pastime. If that sounds like you, then maybe you should finally pull say yes to your spring training in Phoenix vacation this year.
