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With the holidays fast approaching, a forecasted one in three Americans will travel this holiday season.  That equates to roughly 112.5 million people which is the most on record as we look back at past years. Compared to last year, this represents a 4.4 percent increase in holiday travel. “Tis the season for holiday travel, and more Americans than ever will journey to spend time with friends and family or choose to take a vacation. Strong economic growth fueled by robust consumer spending continues to drive strong demand for seasonal [...]

If you’re thinking of traveling to Albuquerque for a weekend adventure, the city offers a wide variety of exciting tastes and sites that you can enjoy. When it comes to great eating, flavors of the southwest and Mexico prevail. In addition to all the dining choices, Albuquerque offers an abundance of things to do including great sightseeing, outdoor activities, museums and even an internationally renowned hot air balloon fiesta. […]

From mind-blowing canyons to breathtaking waterfalls and Native American cliff dwellings, Arizona is home to some of the country’s most awe-inspiring landscapes and man-made marvels, offering endless delight to any outdoor enthusiast. When you're ready to venture out from Phoenix and the other larger cities in Arizona, look no further as we have compiled here our list of the top ten places to visit in Arizona. 10. Antelope Canyon Starting off out list at number ten is Antelope Canyon, a slot canyon offering an otherworldly experience. The site lies within [...]

Las Vegas is well known for its Strip, a roughly four-mile stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard lined with a remarkable assortment of resorts and casinos. From the Stratosphere on the north end to Mandalay Bay on the south, the Las Vegas Strip offers up a sensory overload of adult-themed fun. But if you have had your fill of slot machines and Cirque du Soleil, there are plenty of entertainment options a short drive away. Here are 10 of the best day trips from Las Vegas: Hoover Dam 35 miles from [...]

The Land of Enchantment is filled with surprises. Take a journey with us through the great state and learn everything you need to know about New Mexico along with a few things that no one probably needs to know. […]

The Arizona capital was established in the south-central region of the state when President Ulysses S. Grant obtained the first land patent in the early 1870s. Within the next decade, the Phoenix community began to grow. Today, the Salt River Valley destination has nearly 1.5 million residents. The scenic location is largely surrounded by mountain ranges and the metropolis boasts a wide range of attractions that appeal to a wide selection of interests. If you are planning an upcoming trip to Phoenix, below are a few suggestions of things you [...]