Great I-95 Road Trip Stops from Orlando to Boston

An I-95 roadtrip along the east coast is one of the most popular trips in the country. Highlights include the Atlantic coast of Florida, Georgia’s Barrier Islands, Savannah and Washington, DC, among other destinations. The distance from Orlando to Boston is 1,285 miles and google estimates 20 hours and 40 minutes of driving. Plan for it to take longer because google often underestimates the time, and you’re likely to encounter multiple traffic delays along the busy thoroughfare.

Great Greek Restaurants in the USA

Last updated on February 22nd, 2024 at 05:07 pmDelicious flavors and hospitable service make Mediterranean cuisine a favorite of many. I’ve made many trips to Greece as my father was born there. We also live in Tarpon Springs, Florida, home to the largest per capita Greek American population in the USA. We love visiting delicious…

5 Things to Do in NYC For Sports Fans

Last updated on March 11th, 2023 at 03:01 pmWhen it comes to sports, New York City is unrivaled. Baseball, basketball, football, horse racing, tennis and a variety of other sports have a long history in the city. New York City is a terrific tourist destination for sports fans to enjoy a variety of activities. New…

Travel Conferences Around the World

There are many travel conferences, expos and markets around the world for travelers and the travel industry. Conferences offer valuable networking opportunities, with some offering virtual attendance at a reduced rate.

We’ve attended many travel conferences over the years, from Athens, Greece to Billings, Montana. Here are some highlights and tips for attending!

Catania, Sicily Square with cafe setting and blue skies.

Great Destinations to Visit in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania is a great year round destination for travelers in the Mid-Atlantic. We recently lived in Washington, DC for 4 years and enjoyed taking many trips to the Keystone State (nicknamed that for its essential role in the founding of the US). Philadelphia even served as the capital of the country between 1790 and 1800.

The Laurel Highlands makes for a great couples getaway with a wealth of year round outdoor recreation from golf in summer to skiing in winter. Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater, a UNESCO World Heritage Site attracts visitors from around the world. Historic sites and culinary delights abound in destinations like Philadelphia, Gettysburg and York.

Kids (and many adults like us) love the chocolate wonderland that is Hershey’s Chocolate World. Huntingdon County is home to Raystown Lake, the largest in Pennsylvania, and a popular spot for summer recreation. These Pennsylvania destinations are great for outdoor activities like golf, kayaking and skiing, history and mouth watering food and drinks!

The exterior of Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater with the fall foliage and waterfalls