While many think fine-dining and taking the kids out to eat just can't go hand-in-hand, Chicago has proved us wrong with a smattering of delicious restaurants that haven't forgotten about the sometimes-picky eating habits of the little ones. Here are ten great restaurants that kids and adults will both love in the Windy City. Big…
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America’s Best Ferris Wheels
What is it about Ferris wheels that make them so timeless? Something about their size, their beauty, and their historical significance makes them so much more than just another ride at the amusement park. Ferris wheels take you above the world, letting you view everything below you in a way that could make any view…
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World’s Tallest Roller Coaster Coming to Orlando
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gK5MWQ__Ns#t=214 As if Orlando wasn't already a perfect destination for thrill seekers and roller coaster enthusiasts, Skyplex has just recently announced its plans to build the world's tallest roller coaster -- and they released an absolutely stomach-dropping mock-up video to go with it. Skyplex is also a new creation -- planned to open…
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Backpacks Vs. Suitcases
One of the most largely contested topics in the travel world is one that may seem petty, but can really make a big difference in your trip. Many people prefer the safety, largeness and sturdiness of a traditional travel suitcase, while others opt for the more easy to carry, less burdensome travel backpack. We'll lay…
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Wild Ziplines You Must Try
The zipline fad has quickly grown in the past ten years, and with good reason. How else can you experience the feeling of flying over volcanoes, mountains, canyons, rivers, lakes and treetops? If you're ready to take your passion for ziplining to the next level, try one of these extreme attractions throughout the United States.…
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8 Ways to Battle Homesickness
It’s perfectly normal to start missing home a bit during travel, whether you’re gone for a semester abroad, or just away for a week. If you’re looking for ways to move past your homesickness and just enjoy your trip, here are a few tips! 1. Be active. The easiest way to forget your woes is…
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Tall Tales in The U.S.
Have you ever played that game "telephone," where one person whispers something in another's ear, and by the time it makes its way around the circle, the story is usually way different? That's sort of how tall tales are created. While some may prove to be totally true, others are of course completely fabricated to…
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How To Be a Tourist in Your Own Town
Sometimes, you simply don't have the funds for a weekend getaway, or the time to spare for a cross-country road trip. If you still have the need for travel and exploration, try being a tourist in your own town! Chances are, if you live in or near a big city, there's plenty you have left…
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How to Say ‘Hello’ and ‘Thank You’ in the Top Ten Languages of 2014
The easiest way to get along in a foreign country if you don't speak the language is to at least learn how to say "hello" and "thank you." Most travelers realize that the residents don't mind helping with directions or pointing you in the direction of the nearest restroom, so long as you make…
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Top 10 Senior Trip Ideas
Whether you're graduating from college, high school, or just the 8th grade, moving on from your classmates and school is a pretty big deal. We believe that graduation should be celebrated to the fullest extent, and what better way to do that than with a senior trip? You'll get one last big blowout to commemorate…
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