With 2008 nearing its close, we figure most people will be rushing to get their travel plans sorted in a hurry. In all of that ruckus, it can be hard deciding on what country to chose as your destination. Well, Tours4Fun is going to help you ease some of that anxiety. We’ve created a guide to the top destinations you should consider when traveling in 2008. We guarantee not to let you down.
Most notable for the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz Island, San Francisco has more history than you might have thought. Here are five things you may not have known about the city, that you can brag to your friends and family about during your next tour to San Fran.
Happy Hour on the Vine
Travelling with kids can be a challenge, as any parent knows. Fortunately, there are ways to reduce the stress and nerves. Make sure your family travels without incident by following these tips.
1. Book online
Instead of dragging kids into a travel agency where they will most certainly get bored as you look over your options with the agency, check out travel websites online. You can spend as much time as you need once the kids are in bed, or while they are at school.
2. Book everything ahead of time
New York City is arguably the greatest city in the world, and at 9 miles long by 3 miles wide, the island of Manhattan offers more to see and do in a small area than any other place on Earth. Needless to say, figuring out what to see and how to spend your time on a New York City tour can be a daunting task. We’ve taken the time to come up with a list of the top 5 absolute must-see attractions on any New York City Tour. Check out out!
1. The Statue of Liberty:
Vacation tips are usually ideas that other people have found helpful. If you are an experienced traveler, you would have some vacation tips that others could benefit from. Traveling as a single young person, you may have some vacation tips that would benefit other single people. For families with small children, your vacation tips are completely different. When children come into the picture, traveling gets a little more complicated.
Vacation tips for families with children are:
1. Make a checklist
2. Start planning about a week before traveling regarding what you’re taking
3. With older children, get them involved; show them where you’re going
Over the course of my life I have logged more miles across the US on family tours and vacations than anyone has a right to. I have visited all 50 US states by bus, train, airplane, RV and at the wheel of my Nissan Sentra. And I have to say, to this day, hundreds of thousands of travel miles later, I still marvel at the natural wonder and beauty of America. That being said, for someone looking to take a US tour and get in the top sights, it can be a daunting task to plan. So I’ve put together my list of the top six absolutely essential spots to visit on your next tour of the United States. Get ready to pack your suitcases and fasten your seat belts because you are in for the adventure of a lifetime.
If you’re taking a tour to the Grand Canyon, one place that is an absolutely must-see is the Grand Canyon Skywalk. An enourmous construction of glass and steel, the Skywalk juts out nearly one mile over the Colorado River and is quickly becoming one of the most talked about attractions in Arizona. This amazing horseshoe-shapped glass bridge extends over 70 feel from the edge of the Grand Canyon and offers visitors an absolutely stunning view of the canyon from above.
