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LendingTree Survey Shows 82 Percent Of Americans Will Splurge After Getting Vaccinated
After you get vaccinated for COVID-19, are you planning to splurge on something like a trip or fancy dinner? If so, you’re not alone. According to a recent study from LendingTree, more than 80 percent of people surveyed expect to have some sort of celebratory splurge after getting vaccinated. But not everyone is on board with splurging this year. In fact 15 percent of those people say they will never feel financially secure again. Key Findings From LendingTree 82 percent of those planning to get the COVID-19 vaccine say they will splurge on something to celebrate. This may include a fancy dinner or a vacation. Additionally,…
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Hottest New American Hotels To Open In 2021 (Part 2)
American travel and hotel overnight stays are expected to get a big boost this year. With the notion bargain rates still being offered travelers are already booking reservations with substantial savings. Coupled with more and more Americans being vaccinated against COVID-19, it’s a great time to start thinking about that long overdue vacation. After covering hot new American hotels for 2021 alphabetized from A-L a week earlier, this last half will feature five more in N-Z. Newbury Boston One Newbury St. Boston, MA 02116 (617) 356-5700 www.thenewburyboston.com With an early 2021 expected opening, Newbury Boston will immediately become one of Boston’s finest luxury hotels. Set in the 1927 building that…
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Five Of The Most Unusual Christmas Trees In America
Christmas trees are easily among the most familiar symbols of the holiday season. Seen in cities and homes across the nation, Christmas trees are typically evergreen adorned with lights and sparkly decorations. But some America cities prefer a tree that connects with its local culture. Unsurprisingly, not all of these trees are evergreen or even of the plastic green variety. Here are just five of the most unusual Christmas trees in America. Please Note: Due to the ongoing pandemic, travel to any of these destinations during the holidays is not recommended. Please stay safe and stay closer to home. Barrel Tree – Lynchburg, Tennessee An annual holiday…
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Five Places To See Reindeer In America
Visiting a reindeer ranch might be one of the best ways to get into the holiday spirit this during unusual year. Although some December tours of caribou ranches are sold out or quickly filling up, it may not be too late to make a reservation on selected days. Even if it’s not practical to plan a last-minute visit, reindeer ranches are also offering virtual online tours to liven up your day. Here is a look at five reindeer ranches to visit or remotely tour over the holidays. Hardy’s Reindeer Ranch 1356 County Road 2900 N. Rantoul, IL 61866 (217) 893-3407 www.reindeerranch.com Open over the holidays, Hardy’s Reindeer Ranch…
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Biltmore Estate: Holiday Day Trip From Greenville, South Carolina
If you’re lucky enough to visit Greenville during the holidays, you also might want to see the magnificent Biltmore Estate in nearby Asheville, North Carolina. While it’s true you’ll have plenty of things to do in the spectacular High Country, seeing this incredible attraction might just come once in a lifetime. Nestled within the breathtaking Blue Ridge Mountains, the Biltmore Estate is home to one of the most famous homes in America. And during the holiday season, this extraordinary property becomes even more dazzling with holiday lights and Christmas-related attractions. Learn why the Biltmore Estate should be on your radar during your December stay in Greenville. About The…
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Five Reasons To Visit Greenville, South Carolina During The Holidays
Whether you’re visiting friends or relatives, Greenville is a magical city to discover over the holidays. But Greenville as a world-class destination really shouldn’t come as any surprise. After all, it’s been named one of the Best Small Cities in America and its foodie scene has few rivals. It has also been mentioned as one of the country’s best places to spend Christmas. What’s more, you’ll be greeted by some of the friendliest people around and you’ll have all sorts of fun things to see and do. If this is your first trip to Greenville, you’ll return home with a ton of fond memories. But if you’re returning…
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Historic Monuments To Visit On Veteran’s Day 2020
Among the best ways to pay tribute to our nation’s veterans is by visiting a military monument or memorial. With Veteran’s Day fast approaching, it might be a good time to start planning on where to go to pay your respects to those who have made enormous sacrifices while defending our country. While many national monuments and memorials may be too far to visit, there’s bound to be a place in your area where you can pay your respects on this important federal holiday. Bunker Hill Monument Monument Square Charleston, MA 02129 (617) 242-5601 https://www.nps.gov/bost.htm Current Status: Bunker Hill Museum is open on a modified basis.…
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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 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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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…
