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5 Great Canyon Rapids
Here are the top 5 rapids for your white water outdoor adventure: Lava Falls Rapids – The Dangerous One Colorado River Running A Rapid Photo Credit Some consider Lava Falls the fiercest white water rapids in the entire Grand Canyon. You’ll need a top notch team in fit condition for this monster. Bring a towel – you’re going to get a little wet. Crystal Rapids – The Eighties One ... ❯❯❯
How to Prevent Weight Gain on Your Next Vacation
It can be hard not to gain weight while you are on vacation. All you want to do is eat everything in site. Moreover, smells from bakeries might be luring you with the seductive scents of sugary, doughy baked goodness. I mean, isn’t that the point of going on vacation? Yet, if you are serious and diligent about staying on a diet it is important to do so even when you are on vacation. This might be... ❯❯❯
5 Things Students Should Know About Studying Abroad
If you’ve got an adventurous spirit and a desire to see the world, there may be no better experience in your entire life than studying abroad during college. Whether for a single semester or an entire year, you’ll leave your friends and campus behind to head across the ocean, seeing life as the locals do at a foreign college. You’ll have the chance to brush up on your language skills while being... ❯❯❯
5 Must-See Attractions When Visiting the Florida Keys
The Florida Keys are essentially where true vacationers go to vacation. If you live in Miami, this is where you go to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Located about an hour from Miami, the Florida Keys are like a tropical oasis that seems like a world away when you visit. Crystal blue waters, bright white beaches and the some of the best tropical weather in the world – the... ❯❯❯
5 Must-See Attractions in San Diego
Tucked along the Pacific Coast in Southern California lies one of the most magical vacation destinations. With excellent weather and tons to see, San Diego makes a perfect destination for your next summer getaway. And whether you are going solo or with the family, San Diego has fun for couples and parents with children alike. This city, which is the second largest in California, and is about a... ❯❯❯
Traveling With Children: 5 Ways to Reduce Stress
Traveling with children can be stressful – there is no doubt about it. They’ll be whining, crying, throwing temper tantrums everywhere you go. So if you are planning a trip out of town this summer or are arranging a family vacation, it is important to find some ways to reduce the stress. One of the best ways to do this is to find preventative measures so that the vacation can be as relaxing as... ❯❯❯
Europe’s Top Three Cultural Rail Holidays
European countries share a lot in common: a currency, thousands of years of culture, and easily navigable rail networks. The close proximity of countries and efficiency of Europe’s rail system make exploring easy and planning holidays even simpler; companies like Great Rail Holidays make it as simple as clicking a button once you’ve decided where to go. Here’s a list of the top three rail... ❯❯❯
Ideal Holiday Options for Those With Mobility Problems
While the 2012 London Paralympics increased awareness and accessibility across the UK, leaving for a holiday can still be difficult for those with mobility problems. Other countries are less sensitive and have fewer accommodations and less accessibility for those with mobility difficulties. This means planning a trip can be challenging for everyone, from the elderly and those with physical... ❯❯❯
5 Romantic and Relaxing Activities for Your Next Vacation
Life can be pretty hectic. So, whenever you’re able to carve out a few days to get a bit of vacation time in, it’s definitely something to get excited about. And, it’s even more special when you can do it with the one you love. If you have a vacation coming up and you’re looking for some ideas on some romantic and relaxing activities that you and your significant other can do together, we have... ❯❯❯
Road trip preparation list
The all-American road trip is a rite of passage for everyone from just graduated students to families, and statistics show it: for the Christmas and New Year’s holiday, 83.5 million Americans drove to their destinations. The trend doesn’t show any signs of slowing anytime soon, and if you’re part of the millions who take to the interstates each year, here’s a checklist to go through before you... ❯❯❯
