USA
The USA has so many states that you can never get tired of travelling through. There are so many different scenic routes you can drive through, national parks to visit, bustling cities, historical monuments to see and scrumptious food to try. You are sure to be amazed by the natural wonders to cultural landmarks you will find in different parts of the USA.
I have experienced a wintery New York, fun-filled Florida after our transatlantic cruise and road trip to the glamorous LA, gorgeous San Francisco and shiny Las Vegas. I cannot wait to travel and see more of the USA.
THINGS TO SEE AND DO IN the USA
Las Vegas
New York @ Christmas
Walt Disney World, Florida
Yosemite National Park
Times Square, New York
Statue of Liberty, New York
Grand Canyon, Arizona
Pacific Coast Highway
Route 66
“Empire State Building View”
“Walt Disney World”
TIPS WHEN TRAVELLING
Accommodation – Airbnbs allow a more immersive experience in unique properties locally owned. These can include charming apartments in bustling cities to cute little cabins in the wilderness. Hotels on the other hand offer consistent services and familiarity. Depending on the nature of the trip, camping whilst doing route 66 may be a good option when visiting some national parks.
Food – From coast to coast you will find many cultural influences in cities and street food vendors. From fresh fish in New England to the iconic barbecue of the southern states, every region has its culinary gems. Don’t miss out on experiencing the vibrant food scenes in cities like New York, San Francisco, New Orleans, and Austin.
Transportation – Van life has increased it popularity with adventure seekers which allow for a flexible road trip to discover hidden gems along the beaten path. Rental cars are great when travelling the wide American roads and there are lots of reputable companies out there. For longer distances and domestic travel flights can be a decent price with competitive fares.
Did you know? Alaska is the largest state in the USA
MONEY SAVING TIPS
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Pack snacks for the road
Travel when it is out of season to avoid the major crowds and long queues. The peak seasons tend to be July & August when most Europe schools are on holiday.
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Pack Light
The earlier you book your holiday activities and accommodation the better the deals you will lock-in.
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Plan & Book in Advance
By planning your trip and booking accommodations, flights, and attractions in advance, you can take advantage of early bird discounts and avoid last-minute price increases. Additionally, booking in advance allows you to compare prices and find the best deals, saving you money on your overall travel expenses.
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Cook you own meals or eat like a local
Save money by cooking some of your own meals. Try and book apartments with a kitchen, buy groceries and prepare meals, which can be both budget-friendly and a cultural experience. Alternatively, explore local food markets or affordable eateries where locals dine, as these establishments often offer more affordable and authentic dining options.
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August 24, 2018
