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Haunted Places In America To Visit In 2020
From classic horror films to paranormal television programs, Americans have long been fascinated with haunted places and the afterlife. While the existence of ghosts has largely been debunked, a large percentage of Americans still believe that earthly spirits may exist. Part of this rationale can be attributed to many of the world’s cultures and religions, whose seminal teachings include life after death or out of death experiences. But reports of supernatural events are not always associated with a religious or cultural experience or a belief in the occult. Indeed, some documented events in history like the Taos Hum in New Mexico and the Wow! signal from outer space have remained…
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Five Supernatural Small Towns To Visit For Halloween
It’s October and that means renewed interest in ghosts, mystical spirits and the supernatural. Although cities like New Orleans and Salem get widespread attention for ghosts and goblins, smaller communities also deserve notice as we approach Halloween. Moreover, ghosts and haunted houses gets more public interest than other quirky oddities like unexplained sounds and mystical vortexes. Without any further mention of ghosts, read on about five of the best small towns in the U.S. to visit for supernatural attractions. Note: Some attractions may be closed. Adams, Tennessee The small town of Adams will likely not invoke thoughts about supernatural occurrences. But its most famous…
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Five Virginia Wineries To Visit This Fall
Fall is one of the best times of the year to visit Virginia wineries particularly October, when Virginia Wine Month is celebrated. Despite the absence of large scale events, wineries across the Commonwealth are welcoming wine lovers in search of a pre-holiday getaway. But with many of Virginia’s 300+ wineries entering a new, important phase in top flight service and hospitality, where are some of the best to visit and what can one expect? The following is just a mere sample of five of the best Virginia wineries to visit this fall. Note: Listed winery hours of operation are subject to change. Cave Ridge Vineyard…
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Five Suggested Places To Stay This Fall In Paso Robles, California
It’s no longer a secret, but one of the best times of the year to visit Paso Robles is in autumn. The wine harvest season is in full swing and many wineries are welcoming visitors for outdoor wine tasting. What’s more, local restaurants continue to offer outdoor dining and visitors can enjoy better hotel rates in the fall. While health and safety mandates remain in place, the people of the City of Paso Robles is doing everything they can to make your visit a safe, exciting and memorable experience. Here is a list of five recommended places to stay this fall in the Paso Robles Wine Country.…
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Q&A With Nisreene Attassi – Host Of The Expedia Podcast “Out Travel The System”
The highly anticipated new season of the Expedia podcast “Out Travel The System” has finally launched. This means listeners can expect to enjoy more valuable travel advice from host Nisreene Atassi. Unveiled last September, “Out Travel The System” is an insightful podcast that features leading experts who discuss current trends and insider tips on all facets of travel. To learn more about the new season and its phenomenal host, Ms. Atassi took time away from her very busy schedule to answer a few questions. Q&A With Nisreen Atassi, Global Director of Communications For Expedia 1. Can you tell us a little about…
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San Simeon, California: Where To Stay Near Hearst Castle
Although its most popular attraction remains temporarily closed, San Simeon is still a fascinating and very affordable California destination. Just minutes from the world-famous Hearst Castle, San Simeon is a historic seaside town filled with spectacular ocean vistas and friendly locals. While Hearst Castle takes much of the national attention, San Simeon has other activities, like hiking, enjoying pristine beaches and the world’s only admission-free elephant seal rookery. Here’s a look at five of the best places to stay in the idyllic community of San Simeon. Each are within a short drive from Hearst Castle, Hearst Ranch Winery and the neighboring seaside village of…
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Five Paso Robles Wineries To Visit During Crush Season
It’s one of the best times of the year to visit the world-class wineries of Paso Robles. Located halfway between San Francisco and Los Angeles, Paso Robles has been producing superior wines for decades. But the Paso Robles AVA gained broader, worldwide attention when it was honored in 2013 as Wine Enthusiast’s Wine Region of the Year. Although there are more famous California wine regions, Paso Robles should definitely be considered for your next wine region vacation. After all, a last minute getaway to Paso Robles would be far more affordable than wine regions like Napa or Sonoma. Here are five of the best Paso…
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Stables Inn: A Refreshing New Place To Stay In Paso Robles
With its fashionably chic-western flair, the Stables Inn is a welcome addition to the City of Paso Robles. Designed in a manner that’s represents the city’s close connection to horses, the Stables Inn is barely two months old. But it’s such an impressive boutique, it’s destined to become one of the best places to stay in this world-class wine region. A blend of modern comforts and the city’s western-influenced history, learn why the Stables Inn should be on your radar the next time you visit Paso Robles. About the Stables Inn Opened in July the Stables Inn is an upscale yet moderately priced property in Paso Robles.…
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Pet Friendly Hotels To Stay In San Francisco
If you’re looking for a highly rated pet friendly hotel in San Francisco, it shouldn’t take long. As one of America’s most popular pet friendly destinations, San Francisco offers several great hotels for you and your furry friend. Nevertheless, like all hotels, some simply are better than others, based upon guest reviews. To make your search that much easier, here are five of the best pet friendly hotels in San Francisco. Argonaut Hotel 495 Jefferson St. San Francisco, CA 94109 (415) 563-0800 www.argonauthotel.com With a convenient location near Fisherman’s Wharf, the Argonaut Hotel is a great choice for dog lovers. A part of…
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Discover A National Park By Boat
Do you want to visit a national park but don’t like crowds? Even in today’s environment, America’s national parks can be more crowded than you’d like. Instead, why not visit one of the least visited segments of the National Park System? In fact, did you know that some U.S. national parks can only be reached or best enjoyed by boat or airplane? Here are five for you to consider for your next summer getaway. Please visit the National Park Service website for up-to-date information. Channel Islands National Park Ventura, CA 93001 (805) 658-5730 www.nps.gov/chis Located off the Southern California coast near Ventura, the Channel Islands…
