Things To Do

Ticked away in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, Pigeon Forge is a popular base for exploring the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, with 800 miles of hiking trails through stunning mountain scenery past waterfalls and forests. The national park alone is worth exploring but it is only...

Lake Placid needs no introduction if you’re a sports fan, as it was where the famous “Miracle on Ice” happened, which saw the United States ice hockey team upset the Soviet Union to win the gold medal at the 1980 Winter Olympic Games. The only place in North America...

Port Angeles looks out across to Victoria on Vancouver Island in Canada. Across the water is the Big White North and the impressive Olympic National Park to the south. Port Angeles is a popular base for exploring the picturesque Olympic National Park, and the city has more to offer...

The small village of Cooperstown in upstate New York is fairly to baseball fans as it is not only the home of the official Baseball Hall of Fame but also the recognised birthplace of “America’s Favourite Pastime”. Cooperstown was placed on the map well before Abner Doubleday supposedly started...

When most people think of Boston in winter a shiver goes down their spine as they remember the bitter cold. However, during the holiday season, every corner of ‘Beantown’ becomes illuminated by thousands of Christmas lights, creating a magical and romantic atmosphere too precious to ignore. From the markets in Faneuil...

For those that are looking to explore some rarely go to, and feel as if they can truly disconnect form the world, so head to Sapa. This area is in a hilly location that is actually one of the northern most parts of Vietnam. It is nearly 200 miles (320 km)...