Destinations, Kids

New Jersey’s Mountain Creek Waterpark Opening for Summer Fun

1 Comment 21 May 2013

Waterparks are a great way for the family to cool off and have fun at the same time. Along with more than two dozen rides, slides and attractions, The Mountain Creek Waterpark in New Jersey also features natural elements like the beach and the mountains of Vernon, New Jersey. It’s a unique experience with adrenaline [...]

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Somerset on the Bay

Destinations, Hotels

Somerset on the Bay Capricious Extravagance

No Comments 20 May 2013

Somerset on the Bay is a luxury resort in Turks and Caicos that offers up an idyllic setting sure to melt cares away and replace them with a renewed sense of fun. The powdery white sand beaches and azure water invite guests to enjoy one of the ten best beaches in the world, Grace Bay [...]

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Destinations

Skiing in Dubai

No Comments 19 May 2013

Skiing in the Middle East. That’s unique. Ski Dubai offers the first indoor ski resort in the Middle East. Located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, this winter wonderland towers 25 stories high and features 5 year round ski runs of varying difficulty. It’s kept at a comfortable 35 degrees F and you never have to worry [...]

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Destinations

Unique Colorado: Great Sand Dunes National Park

No Comments 18 May 2013

Did you know that the tallest sand dunes in North America are in Colorado? Most of us think of the Rocky Mountains when we think of Colorado, but in South Central Colorado lies another geographical wonder, the Great Sand Dunes National Park. The park is a must visit on your next trip to Colorado. The sand [...]

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Midnight Sun Festival

Destinations, Events

Midnight Sun Festival: Fairbanks Alaska

No Comments 17 May 2013

Summers in Alaska enjoy long daylight hours, and for centuries, people have celebrated the return of the sun in the sub-arctic in a solstice celebration. The Midnight Sun Festival is a 12-hour event that lasts from noon until midnight on June 23, 2013, in Fairbanks. The Place to Be: Downtown Fairbanks At noon, on Sunday, [...]

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Destinations, Events

Wolkenkratzer Festival: May 25-26

No Comments 16 May 2013

Frankfurt has more skyscrapers than any other European city and the Frankfurt Skyscraper Fest, or Wolkenkratzer Festival as it’s known in Germany, is one way they celebrate that bit of trivia. After a six-year break from the event, the Frankfurt Skyscraper Fest will be held again this May 25-26, and this year will open the [...]

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mesa verde cliff palace

Destinations

Walk in the Steps of Ancient Civilization at Cliff Palace

No Comments 15 May 2013

History lovers have the opportunity to walk in the footsteps of ancient civilization when they visit the ruins of the Mesa Verde Cliff Palace and Balcony House which overlook other cliff dwellings in the Mesa Verde National Park. Park rangers lead one hour tours between 8:00 in the morning and sunset. History of Cliff Palace [...]

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Destinations

Venice: Tips for a Gondola Ride

No Comments 14 May 2013

You can’t go to Venice without riding in a gondola. It’s been romanticized by charming stories and dreamy movies and after all, it is the quintessential way to see the “sinking city.” But, it can be quite expensive! Venice has become the tourist capital of Italy, and where tourists flock, prices soar. Here are a [...]

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Destinations

Eerily Unique: Mutter Museum

No Comments 11 May 2013

It’s creepy and cool and weird and awesome. It’s a must visit. It’s the College of Physicians of Philadelphia Mütter Museum in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The museum is home to over 139 skulls, full skeletons, Civil War replicas, historical medical devices, and more bones than you can count. It serves to educate the community on the [...]

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cyclades islands greece

Destinations

The Cyclades an Idyllic Grecian Getaway

No Comments 10 May 2013

The Cyclades are Greek islands that offer everything a person can hope for in an island getaway. The Cyclades islands are scattered along Greece’s shoreline in the sparkling Aegean Sea. Villages sport unique white-cubist houses build in 1841 shortly after Athens became the capital of a newly independent Greece. These unique homes are nestled along [...]

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