Recent Travel Blog | Seasonal Travel PostsSummer Travel: Mermaids for Kids and Summer Camp for Parentsby Michele Cheplic26 Jul 2008 08:05 PMUnder the sea Under the sea Darling it's better Down where it's wetter Take it from me My 4-year-old daughter can belt out the words to Disney's "The Little Mermaid" songs with the best of them. There's Still Time to Snag a Super Summer Travel Dealby Michele Cheplic12 Jul 2008 03:17 PMIt's true; summer vacation for some folks is rapidly drawing to a close. Wal-Mart already has its back-to-school supplies out and in some states where year-round school is in place classes for the new year begin in a couple of weeks. Enjoy a Kid-Free Summer Vacationby Michele Cheplic11 Jul 2008 06:15 PMIf you are looking for a place to tan that's void of two year olds throwing tantrums over who gets to play with the sand toys first then prepare yourself. Beach Vacations that Won't Break the Bankby Michele Cheplic11 Jul 2008 02:06 PMWho says you have to obtain a passport to vacation at the world's best beaches? The United States is home to thousands of miles of spectacular sandy coastline and now's the time to experience fun in the sun, especially if you are working with a budget. Sizzling Summer Travel Deals to Floridaby Michele Cheplic03 Jul 2008 05:57 PMFlorida is sizzling hot this summer with affordable travel deals to some of the state's most popular cities. Take a look: MIAMI Attention pet lovers! Forget about leaving your four-legged furballs at home while you jet off for some fun in the sun. Taking to the Skies this Fourth of Julyby Michele Cheplic02 Jul 2008 03:46 PMFrom the highways to the skyways millions of Americans will be on the move during the upcoming Fourth of July holiday weekend. In fact, according to a survey by travel-deal publisher Travelzoo.com, as many as 44 million Americans plan to travel over the holiday weekend. Hitting the Road for the Fourth of Julyby Michele Cheplic02 Jul 2008 12:33 PMAccording to AAA, today is one of the busiest travel days of the year. Many travelers are hitting the road today in anticipation of the long holiday weekend. And lest you think that the record high gas prices are fueling families to put the brakes on their Fourth of July travel plans, think again. Fourth of July Festivities from Coast to Coastby Michele Cheplic30 Jun 2008 06:05 PMIf you are planning to spend the long Fourth of July holiday weekend in California, Colorado, Texas or Massachusetts you're in for a real treat. The aforementioned states are home to some of the most unique Independence Day parades in the country. Where to Wave Your Flag this Fourth of Julyby Michele Cheplic30 Jun 2008 04:40 PMNothing says Fourth of July quite like a patriotic holiday parade. If you are hitting the highway to enjoy a family vacation this weekend you might consider stopping in one of the following cities to take in the sights and sounds of some of our nation's most festive Independence Day parades. Fourth of July Travel--Everyone Loves a Paradeby Michele Cheplic30 Jun 2008 12:21 PMCan you really have an Independence Day celebration without a parade? Fourth of July parades are a part of the American tradition and on our country's 232nd birthday you can view big bands, floats and flag waving veterans from coast to coast. Recent Blog Comments lukipelame says... "I am about to do some traveling and am pretty concerned about the cleanliness of the places I will stay." In Hotel Happenings: Dirty Rooms and the Dreaded Wake Up Call pridgeway says... "For those of us who live in the southwest, Las Vegas has some great deals for families with kids, but only a few of the hotels are really kid friendly." |
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