Tag: Texas
Listicles
Dec 2, 2019Beach/Resort Towns for Your Winter Travel
Don’t put away your warm-weather clothing and sandals just yet; plan that winter vacation around sandy beaches and sunshine and soak in that last bit of vitamin D before the long winter.
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Celebrating 25 Years of The Peninsula Chicago
June marked The Peninsula Chicago’s 25th anniversary, commemorating a quarter century for the hotel as a pillar of luxury on North Michigan Avenue.
Listicles
Oct 2, 2019Best Places Around the Country for Fall Foliage
Besides pumpkin spice lattes and cozy sweaters, nothing signals fall like the changing leaves. No matter if you live on the East Coast, West Coast or somewhere in the middle, here are the top spots to peep at those trees while taking in some other autumnal activities:
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Sep 21, 2019Surf, Sand, and Science on South Padre Island
Like other spring break destinations, the people of South Padre Island have collectively worked hard to refresh its image by showing off what it has to offer visitors year-round. It boasts affordability alongside a tropical climate, clean beaches and delicious food and scenery informed by its proximity to Mexico, an easygoing Gulf Coast setting reminiscent of Florida, and a diverse population.
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Best of Both Worlds
Enjoy the best of both worlds when you fly with TAP Air Portugal thanks to the Portugal Stopover program. With the program, TAP passengers, whether traveling for business, leisure or both, can stop in Portugal for up to 10 days at no additional airfare on the way to their final destination. What does this mean for travelers wishing to explore by both land and sea? It means after flying to Portugal with TAP and experiencing the country in an entirely new way, travelers can then embark on scenic river and ocean cruises from Portugal’s port cities, or fly with TAP to another European destination.
Travel Tips
Jun 19, 2019Teaching Kids About Juneteenth
Juneteenth is celebrated annually on June 19. It is the oldest established celebration of the end of slavery in the United States and originated June 19, 1865, when union troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, with news of the end of the Civil War and of Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation.