1. California
The Golden State is the tourism powerhouse of America, generating $87.7 billion annually in 2009, and accounting for 851,000 jobs. With its national parks, tourist attractions like the Golden Gate Bridge and various theme parks, plus expansive beaches and wine country, California has a variety of tourist hotspots throughout the state. What’s interesting to [...]
Chelan, Wash.on Lake Chelan
Everywhere you look in Chelan, some ruddy-cheeked soul is kayaking, swimming, fishing, or windsurfing on the 50-mile-long glacier-fed lake. The Stillwater Inn, a butter-yellow 1906 house just a block from the beach, makes an ideal home base, thanks in part to the fortifying breakfasts of fresh-baked goods and fruit served each day. [...]
1. The Hub System
Deregulation in 1978 ended the era of fixed prices and opened up the skies to a host of upstart competitors. The major carriers, in response, were forced to look for ways to protect their turf. One of the chief ways was to consolidate their routes around certain hub airports. That made for [...]
1. EXPERIENCE LUXURY RESORTS AND HISTORIC INNS
Celebrity-owned inns to major resorts dot the landscape of the Palm Springs Desert Resorts. Be as secluded and private as you wish, or enjoy the energy and grand scale of larger resorts. You’ll find hotel properties for every taste and budget that will leave you wanting to come back [...]