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***Yes, yes - I know that National Tourism Week has long since passed, but the way I see it is as travelers, you visits the icons anytime of the year.***
Living History: If you happen to love American History, then you will love visiting Virginia. The state is home to America’s Historic Triangle (Jamestown, Yorktown and […]
Learning About the Past: Many, many years ago in my 11th grade AP History class, I remember my teacher saying to us, “Those who do not know history are doomed to repeat it.” Of course, we took it as “pay attention, or you’re going to fail.” Little did I know, her quote was actually a […]
The Natchez Trace Compact has unveiled their newly redesigned website. The site provides you with a more in depth look at the 444-mile National Scenic Byway that cuts through Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee. On the site, you can find sample itineraries, information on the corridor communities, and an up-to-date event calendar.
Map of Natchez Trace, […]
Whether it’s diamonds, rubies or emeralds that capture your fancy, more than likely you can find them in the South. And no, I’m not talking finding them in jewelry stores or gem shops, either; that’s the easy way. This is about getting out there and digging in dirt (or in a bucket.) Here are […]
This summer, the in color is green, as in money. When it comes to traveling, everyone knows it’s all about spending less and getting more for the money that you do spend. As summer approaches, so do the deals and specials. As you begin to make summer plans, take a look at these deals.
Panama City […]
Forgo the flowers this year and take Mom somewhere special for Mother’s Day (or thereafter). Here are five places that will make every mom feel like she is number one in your life.
If You Want to Pamper Mom, head to Hot Springs, Ark., also known as “Spa City.” To give you a little background to […]
The Pavilion may be gone (although you can relive somewhat of the experience at The Pavilion Nostalgia Park), but the jewel of the Strand is still Grand. Here are six reasons to visit this slice of paradise, known as Myrtle Beach, on South Carolina’s Highway 17 to discover why it remains as one of America’s […]
Does the warm Spring weather have you itching to get out and explore? If you are thinking “road trip,” here are a few destinations to get you started:
Chattanooga, Tennessee
If you think Chattanooga is all about Rock City, Ruby Falls, and the Choo-Choo, then you haven’t been here lately.
Chattanooga Choo-Choo/photo courtesy of […]
Valdosta, Ga., located midway between Atlanta and Orlando, Fla., on I-75, is the state’s 10th largest city. It has the charm of a small southern town combined with the conveniences of a large city. Nicknamed “Winnersville,” in honor of the winningest high school football team in the nation, simply saying Valdosta is “unique” is an […]
Often referred to as the “jewel of Georgia,” Savannah was founded by British General James Oglethorpe in 1733. When planning the city, Oglethorpe did something a little different. He designed it on a grid system that allowed for square parks and open public spaces. Today, twenty-one of the original twenty-four square parks remain intact.
If […]
From the Interstates to the backroads throughout Texas to D.C., travel along at Southern Byways to discover new places to visit.
Written by Apryl Chapman Thomas [email] for b5media.
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