USA???s Best Trips: 99 Themed Itineraries Across America - Kansas City Cultural Travel
Whether traveling in my own backyard, or across the country; to Europe or south of the Equator; chasing warm weather or enjoying Old Man Winter, I welcome every travel opportunity that comes my way.
For those thinking about exploring right here in America this year, there is a great new resource available: USA's Best Trips: 99 Themed Itineraries Across America. This beautiful travel book is produced by Lonely Planet, who for the past 30 years has created and published some of the most respected travel guides for those desiring to explore the globe.
What makes Lonely Planet books so good is in part their company philosophy ' toprovide travelers with the best, up-to-date information using a first-hand approach whereby their 'experienced, insightful travel experts'personally research the places they write about - both in the first and in subsequent editions - and provide essential travel details along with a wealth of insider information and first-hand tips.'
Moreover, their books are printed sans advertising, and the authors are prohibited from accepting free lodging or meals in exchange for favorable write-ups. As a result, what you get are honest, objective and insightful recommendations to help you plan and enjoy unique travel experiences.
In USA's Best Trips, the 99 themed itineraries cover some of the country's best cross-country road trips including the 'Wet and Wild West Coast,' 'Massachusetts to Miami,' 'The Lincoln Highway,' 'The Great River Road' and 'Route 66,' just to name a few. Regional trips encompass The South, New England, the Rocky Mountains, Florida and The Great Lakes, again, just to name a few.
The Trip Builder section provides a wealth of themed adventures, each more intriguing than the last. '60 Lighthouses in 60 hours' runs through Maine. 'Life in Death Valley' is an fascinating contrast in California. 'The Crooked Road: Heritage Music Trail' traverses the state of Virginia. 'Best of Hill Country BBQ' and 'San Antonio Mariachis & Machacado' are two great options on Texas.
Traversing by region or routes is just the beginning of the information provided in the book. Looking for the best in food and drink? Then try the 'Whistle-Stop Brewery Tour' or 'Maryland Crab Quest.' If you like offbeat travel there's 'Weird Vermont,' 'Freaky Florida and 'The Simpsons to The Shining.'
The '48 Hours' offerings include New Orleans, Seattle and Greater Denver. And history and culture buffs will appreciate 'An Amish Country Ramble,' 'East Coast Ivory Towers' and 'Historic Battles of the Civil War.' Destinations are also offered by the season of the year.
The itineraries combined with environmentally friendly options, driving times, regional radio playlists, directions, family-friendly and pet-friendly listings, easy'to-use maps and extensive insider knowledgemake USA's Best Trips a 'must-have' travel reference.
Lonely Planet
800.275,8555, 510.250.6400,
Whether traveling in my own backyard, or across the country; to Europe or south of the Equator; chasing warm weather or enjoying Old Man Winter, I welcome every travel opportunity that comes my way.
For those thinking about exploring right here in America this year, there is a great new resource available: USA's Best Trips: 99 Themed Itineraries Across America. This beautiful travel book is produced by Lonely Planet, who for the past 30 years has created and published some of the most respected travel guides for those desiring to explore the globe.
What makes Lonely Planet books so good is in part their company philosophy ' toprovide travelers with the best, up-to-date information using a first-hand approach whereby their 'experienced, insightful travel experts'personally research the places they write about - both in the first and in subsequent editions - and provide essential travel details along with a wealth of insider information and first-hand tips.'
Moreover, their books are printed sans advertising, and the authors are prohibited from accepting free lodging or meals in exchange for favorable write-ups. As a result, what you get are honest, objective and insightful recommendations to help you plan and enjoy unique travel experiences.
In USA's Best Trips, the 99 themed itineraries cover some of the country's best cross-country road trips including the 'Wet and Wild West Coast,' 'Massachusetts to Miami,' 'The Lincoln Highway,' 'The Great River Road' and 'Route 66,' just to name a few. Regional trips encompass The South, New England, the Rocky Mountains, Florida and The Great Lakes, again, just to name a few.
The Trip Builder section provides a wealth of themed adventures, each more intriguing than the last. '60 Lighthouses in 60 hours' runs through Maine. 'Life in Death Valley' is an fascinating contrast in California. 'The Crooked Road: Heritage Music Trail' traverses the state of Virginia. 'Best of Hill Country BBQ' and 'San Antonio Mariachis & Machacado' are two great options on Texas.
Traversing by region or routes is just the beginning of the information provided in the book. Looking for the best in food and drink? Then try the 'Whistle-Stop Brewery Tour' or 'Maryland Crab Quest.' If you like offbeat travel there's 'Weird Vermont,' 'Freaky Florida and 'The Simpsons to The Shining.'
The '48 Hours' offerings include New Orleans, Seattle and Greater Denver. And history and culture buffs will appreciate 'An Amish Country Ramble,' 'East Coast Ivory Towers' and 'Historic Battles of the Civil War.' Destinations are also offered by the season of the year.
The itineraries combined with environmentally friendly options, driving times, regional radio playlists, directions, family-friendly and pet-friendly listings, easy'to-use maps and extensive insider knowledgemake USA's Best Trips a 'must-have' travel reference.
Lonely Planet
800.275,8555, 510.250.6400,
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