Published in April 2013 on Peek.com || Colonial charm with a distinctive New England flavor encapsulates this waterfront Massachusetts city. Cobbled streets meander past historic buildings, many of which have stood guard since before Paul Revere made his fateful ride through the land. But it’s not all about the past in Boston; the city is alive with a passion and pride that saturates everything from its beloved sports teams to the brightest minds at Harvard and MIT. Read More…
Author: jmoss5
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Peek Travel Guide: Top Things to Do in New York City
Published in April 2013 on Peek.com || New York City is everything it’s cracked up to be. Even if you’ve never visited, odds are you know the sights: the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, Times Square. What you won’t recognize until you feel it yourself is the energy. Manhattan is the epicenter of New York’s finance, fashion, and culture worlds. Often called a concrete jungle, the urban island is has more people, more skyscrapers, and more non-stop activity than anywhere else in the U.S. Read more… -

Peek Travel Guide: Top Things to Do in Miami
Published in April 2013 on Peek.com || If there’s one word that describes Miami, it’s heat. From bronzed bodies on South Beach to a sizzling nightlife scene to a sunny tropical climate, this city is all about spicing things up. A diverse mix of Latino cultures creates a melting pot of voices and flavors; you’re just as likely to hear Spanish here as English. You don’t go to Miami to fly under the radar; appearance is everything here. Read more… -

Peek Travel Guide: Top Things to Do in Orlando
Published April 2013 on Peek.com || You can go to Orlando and avoid the parks, but do you really want to? With the world’s highest concentration of theme parks, America’s playground offers elaborate escapes from the real world. Heavy-hitters like Disney’s Magic Kingdom and Epcot anchor the entertainment line-up, while niche offerings like Gatorland, the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, and the Holy Land Experience fill in any imaginable gaps. Read More…
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Long Weekend in Hawaii… from the East Coast
Published on March 1, 2013 on Fodors.com || Hawaii in four days? From the East Coast? Crazy, right?
Maybe not.
With non-stop routes between New York City and Honolulu, a time zone difference that works in East Coasters’ advantage, and airline prices hovering under $500 round-trip to Honolulu, a long weekend in paradise is easier than you think.
Okay, let me bring you up to speed—in my opinion, a trip to Hawaii is always a good idea. To prove my own point, I set out on a quick jaunt from NYC this past December and while my lazing-on-the-beach time was indeed short, I was able to see tons of fantastic Oahu sights in four days without losing any sleep. Here’s how I did it… Read more…
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Photos: California
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The Ultimate River Cruise Guide

Is River Cruising the Right Vacation for You
You’ve chosen your cruise operator and picked which river you want to explore. Your airline tickets are booked and you’re eager to relax with a glass of wine as a dreamy landscape passes by. Before you go, here are five tips to help you make the most of your river cruise adventure.River Cruising: Do You Get Your Money’s Worth?
The ease of travel is enough to justify a river cruise’s price tag for many. Others, myself included, who are used to coordinating every element of a trip, may wonder whether the cost is worth it. If you DIY, how much money would you save?Slideshow: Danube River Cruise Through Germany, Austria and Hungary
Follow along to see what it’s like to spend a week on the water cruising one of Europe’s grandest rivers.River Cruise Timelapse Video: 8 Days in 2 Minutes
One of the best things about river cruising is the slow pace of the trip. Boats float along peacefully and stop regularly at towns and cities for on-the-ground explorations. But if you’re short on time, you can see what an 8-day river cruise looks like in less than 2 minutes.5 Tips for River Cruising
You’ve chosen your cruise operator and picked which river you want to explore. Your airline tickets are booked and you’re eager to relax with a glass of wine as a dreamy landscape passes by. Before you go, here are five tips to help you make the most of your river cruise adventure. -

Perfect Girlfriend Getaway to Nashville
Published on February 26, 2013 on Fodors.com || Music City is hot right now, and it’s not just because of the beauties in ABC’s hit show Nashville. And while everyone can find fun here, Nashville is becoming an increasingly popular choice for girls’ getaway weekends. Read more…
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Slideshow: 10 Best Reasons to Visit Samana, Dominican Republic
Published February 1, 2013 on 10Best.com || Find out what’s hot in the Dominican Republic’s Samana Peninsula.
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