July 20th, 2008
So, what does a country music legend, a ghost town, a glass-bottom boat and a ride named after the rock group, Led Zeppelin, all have in common? Well, they all have something to do with the different amusement parks, theme parks and waterparks found in the South.
Read on to find out more…
Alabama is home […]
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July 19th, 2008
As the world prepares to watch the Beijing 2008 Summer Olympics, visitors to the Atlanta History Center can experience the Olympic spirit by touring the Centennial Olympic Games Museum.
Housed in a 27,500-squared-foot wing, the collection takes you through the history of the Olympic movement from its origins to modern times. You can view the […]
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July 19th, 2008
As I wrap up my well-over-a-week-long journey celebrating tourism icons through the South, I’ve saved what I consider the two hardest places to narrow down icons in for last.
It took me a while on D.C. because it’s a icon within itself, but I think I came up with two good representations.
Oh, Look, it’s Our […]
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July 18th, 2008
Okay, so you’ve visited Walt Disney World in Orlando numerous times and been to Universal Studios when you got tired of Disney. You’ve seen Shamu in Florida and Texas. You’ve even gone to both Busch Gardens Europe and Busch Gardens Africa. You are well-acquainted with all of the Six Flags throughout South (Six Flags Fiesta […]
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July 16th, 2008
Congratulations to Chattanooga, Tenn., which as selected by Volkswagen as the site for the company’s new plant set to open in 2011.
Athens, Ga., is offering two different vacation packages. “Beyond the Hedges” package features a closer look at some of the city’s historic landmarks and attractions. The “Georgia Girls Getaway” package includes overnight accommodations at […]
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July 15th, 2008
Don’t let the ever-rising gas prices prevent you from enjoying a long weekend at LaPlaya Beach & Golf Resort in Naples, Fla. The property’s “Fuel for Fun” gas rebate package include a $100 gas credit for stays of three nights or more. However, you must act soon! The credit is good for stays before […]
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July 13th, 2008
See a whole new side of Alabama. Quite a few rivers run through the state of Alabama. In fact, the Alabama Scenic River Trail covers 631 miles (seven rivers and two creeks) from the Alabama/Georgia state line to Fort Morgan located in Alabama’s Gulf Coast. Opened in June, it is the largest trail of […]
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July 12th, 2008
At first glance, restaurant weeks may seem to be an unconventional way to save money. However, for around $30 (give or take), you can enjoy a three-course meal and use the money left over to offset gas prices. You can even go a step further to make a weekend out of it and stay at […]
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July 11th, 2008
If you haven’t been to the Tennessee Aquarium in a while, you might want to plan on visiting soon.Why? Well, the aquarium has recently introduced The River Gorge Explorer, an unique eco-cruise. Departing from the Chattanooga Pier (next to the Aquarium), this 90-minute guided excursion moves passengers along the Tennessee River Gorge. What makes this […]
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July 10th, 2008
Traveling to Georgetown, D.C.’s historic neighborhood anytime? Before you go, you might want to check out the new and improved Georgetown website. This website is almost like an online concierge, you can search and locate anything restaurants to shops. In addition, you can find hotels by amenities or price range. There is also a nightlife […]
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