Five reasons you need travel insurance in Mexico When you wake up to a beautiful sunrise in Cancun, but you are tethered to an IV in a hospital bed and can’t step outside your room, you realize you have 5 reasons you need travel insurance in Mexico, or any destination. Today, I share my first […]
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Post by Jamie Rhein. Photos courtesy of the Titanic Museum. In Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, the entertainment and things to do options are a dizzying array that could take days. Titanic: World’s Largest Museum Attraction is among the standouts. First, you can’t miss it. Shaped like the Titanic, the iconic mail and passenger ship that met
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This is a guest post by Susan Guillory of The Unexplorer. I asked myself this question recently: why do I travel? Travel is not cheap. I hate airports and cramped seats on the airplane. Coming home after being somewhere else is usually a letdown. So why do I travel? Here’s why.
Salem, Massachusetts has been a destination for decades, known for it’s historical Salem Witch Trials of 1692. Today, we’re sharing the top five things to do in Salem, starting with the most obvious choice if you known Salem for its witch history, the Salem Witch Museum! Continuing with four other activities to do in this
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Post and photos courtesy of Jamie Rhein Head to the Center of Disease Control in Atlanta, Georgia for a fascinating look at the history of disease. The David J. Senser: CDC Museum, housed inside the Center of Disease Control, chronicles the various diseases that have challenged humans. Because the CDC is an integral part of
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Post and photos contributed by Lisa Crovo Dion Amazing architecture abounds in San Francisco, and in the charming Marina District is a treasure trove of cool Art Deco buildings. In this sunny, affluent neighborhood you’ll see rows of pastel apartment buildings, upscale restaurants and boutiques, and women sporting blonde ponytails and yoga pants. And if
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