Jun 10, 2020• by sophmuchgoes
Snorkeling 3 of Florida's Freshwater Springs
Just beyond the University of Florida’s bustling 88 thousand seat football stadium lies hundreds of tranquil, crystal-clear-blue freshwater springs still isolated from UF’s uproar. The...
Jun 3, 2020• by anouksworld
When looking at the world map - you'll see I'm not lying. It can be overwhelming to plan a trip to Alaska. If you like to explore the wilderness and go hiking this is the destination for you! Nature...
Jun 1, 2020• by undeavors
Los Cabos is Opening to Tourism in June - Everything You Need to Know
Learn all you need to know about traveling to Cabo post Coronavirus Top 5 Concerns Answered Regarding Traveling to Cabo following Quarantine Ready to set off to paradise? Parts of Mexico will...
May 29, 2020• by TravelLightLaura
Outside = Open (Learn to Travel Local) Muskegon and West Michigan
Travel, road trips, and vacation planning have all taken a detour from our usual route. As May pushes into June and almost three months of the COVID Stay Home/Stay Safe order in Michigan, the travel...
May 27, 2020• by Humble_Horizon_Health
How to See the Hollywood Walk of Fame
The Hollywood walk of fame is a place we have all seen on TV, the glitz and glamour of Hollywood, where they roll out the red carpet for the stars, but where do you even begin in seeing all of the...
May 21, 2020• by wherethesuitcaseis
The $50 Challenge - Boston on a Budget
One Day. Two People. Fifty Dollars. Is it possible? In a city like Boston, everything seems expensive. And I can’t blame you for thinking that. With most museum tickets costing between $20 and...