Posts by josh
Amusement Parks Go Haunted for Halloween
The whole point of amusement parks is to “amuse,” correct? So when it comes to Halloween, these amusement parks go all out and transform into the wildest, most fun, and…
Statue of Liberty Cruise vs. Staten Island Ferry
The question of which to choose, ferry or cruise, may very well be on your mind as you plan for a student trip to New York City. The deciding factor will, in the end,…
9 Best Bakeries in NYC
Bakeries are international beauties. No matter which country, state, or city you visit, good bakeries always elicit a sense of comfort and undeniable pleasure. Rows of…
Top 7 Attractions in Hershey, PA
You know the name and love their chocolate so on your next student group trip why not head right to the source. Check out Pennsylvania’s Dutch country, ride every roller…
Why You Should Travel Young and Often
Traveling, for some reason, has become somewhat of a yearly treat rather than a regular occurrence. This should not be the case, especially for the youths of the world…
Universal Studios
Universal Studios Have you ever wanted to step right inside your favorite movies or TV shows? You can do just that when you visit Universal Studios in Orlando. Visit…
Walt Disney World
Walt Disney World The happiest place on Earth is located in Florida and it’s calling your name. Walt Disney World is the most visited theme park in the world for good…
Boston Massacre Site
Boston Massacre Site On that fateful day in March 1770, six men were killed by the British Army in a rise of tensions between the colonists and the British Redcoats…
Travel in Time: American Catholicism Through History
If you’re like me, you enjoy visiting sites of significance. Historic landmarks that have held meaning since their creation, religious sites that hold importance not…
Plimoth Plantation
Plimoth Plantation Massachusetts is home to one of the earliest and most famous colonial settlements at Plymouth. Plymouth, or Plimoth, was also the site of the first…
State House
State House Built in 1798, on land once owned by John Hancock, the Massachusetts State House is the oldest building on Beacon Hill. With its marble-floored corridors and…
Granary Burying Ground
Granary Burying Ground Named for the grain storage building that used to stand adjacent, Granary Burying Ground is the third oldest burying ground in Boston proper.…
