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Posted: 10/21/21 | October 21st, 2021 New Orleans is dedicated to fun. Or, as they like to say here: laissez les bons temps rouler Click here to book your Free Tour by Foot! 2. G L-f de Villiers Glenn Louis de Villiers is a born-and-bred New Orleans denizen. He can even trace his family […]
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Are you planning to go on a vacation? Have you ever considered taking a road trip to the east coast of the United States? If you haven’t, you should, because this part of America offers a great variety of activities that you and your family can join to have a very good time. You should … Continue reading “Choosing The East Coast To Go On Vacation”
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Posted: 9/2/21 | September 2nd, 2021 Los Angeles conjures up a lot of images and feelings. It’s a sprawling metropolis made up of dozens of eclectic neighborhoods. You have the coastal towns of Santa Monica and Venice, Hollywood, West Hollywood, posh Beverley Hills, hipster Silver Lake, and the revitalized downtown area. Which makes planning a […]
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Posted: 8/26/21 | August 26th, 2021 First settled by the Dutch as “New Amsterdam” in 1624, the city came under English control in 1664. The city was a major trading center thanks to its location at the mouth of the Hudson River. After the American Revolution, New York became the seat of America’s power and […]
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This land is YOUR land! It’s Summer 2021, and now many of us are starting to travel again! America’s National Parks are an excellent destinations for a safe, fun, and memorable way to get back out there! But, did you know that America’s other public lands – National Forests, Grasslands, and Wildlife Management Areas – […]
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Posted: The Great American Road Trip — it’s the kind of multi-month adventure most dream about but few actually do. While many of us have bucket-list goals of exploring this vast and diverse landscape, more often than not, we end up heading abroad instead. International travel just seems more alluring, exotic, and exciting. But this […]
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Posted 7/8/2021 | July 8th, 2021 Foggy, seeming perpetually damp, vibrantly green, and filled with tiny fishing villages, Oregon’s coast reminds me a lot of my home region of New England. Not so much weather-wise – New England isn’t as damp – but they both have a similar spirit. Here, like there, seafood is king, […]
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Posted: 6/22/21 | June 22nd, 2021 Salt Lake City never appealed to me. Founded on unceded Shoshone land in 1847, Great Salt Lake City, as it was originally known, was a refuge for Mormons facing persecution back east. At the time, it (and the state we now call Utah) were located beyond the official US […]
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Posted: 6/17/2021 | June 17th, 2021 I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: The United States is made for road trips. With bustling cities, rugged national parks, and delicious eats, the sheer size and diversity of this country never cease to amaze me. I’ve road-tripped the USA five times, spending a cumulative year […]
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Posted: 6/14/21 | June 14th, 2021 This post was originally published on Nomadic Matt Plus, our exclusive members-only community. Click here to learn more about how you can get early-access content, free books and guides, live Q&As, and more! Back in mid-April, I packed my bags, filled my car with books, said goodbye to my […]
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Last Updated: 5/13/21 | May 13th, 2021 The American West is one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever seen and within it lies one of the world’s greatest wonders: the Grand Canyon. Stretching 277 miles and cutting a trench 6,000 feet deep, the Grand Canyon is one of the most popular tourist destinations in […]
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Posted: 5/10/21 | May 10th, 2021 If there’s one thing that I’ve learned in all my travels around America, it’s that the US is more like a collection of small countries than one cohesive cultural unit. The lifestyle, language, and norms of each region differ vastly from one another. And even within states, there are […]
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From Boston $1240
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Posted: 2/25/2021 “That guy is buying six dozen eggs? And look at all that water!” I said, staring at a picture from a local grocery store on my friend’s phone. “I mean, it’s going to get cold and snow a bit, but this isn’t the apocalypse! I think this guy is going overboard.” “Right?” she […]
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Icelandair is offering some good prices from Europe to North America.
Icelandair calls their business class Saga Class (YouTube review at the bottom of the page), it is for sure not the best business class product on the market, …
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