Day: January 9, 2016
12 Places To Go In 2016
From Ireland to Iran, Girls That Roam Selected These 12 Countries As The Top Destinations To Journey To In 2016 by Heather Cassell and Super G Oh there are so many places to go that it’s really hard to pick and choose just 12. Why not be able to go everywhere? Well, that’s humanly impossible. […]
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Ancient And Modern Iran Is Number 12 On Our List Of Places To Venture To In 2016
Naturally, one of the first thoughts is travel. After all it’s the bed of the Persian Empire, the pathway of the Silk Road, and much more, but Americans and many other Western travelers don’t know what is behind the veil of Iran.
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Sizzling Cuba Is Our 11th Destination To Go To In 2016
So what’s the fuss about the communist island nation that is only slightly smaller than Kentucky and Tennessee combined? Is it the distant memory of Ernst Hemingway’s Havana? Why is Cuba such a hot destination for American travelers?
For starters, visitors will be stepping back in time with the 1950s era cars still occupying Cuba’s streets and historic buildings, some that have been preserved and others crumbling edifices. Cuba is a country of art, revolution, dancing in the streets, and just when you think you have grasped the spirit of the country and the people it spins away and transforms into something new to discover.
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US National Parks Are Number 10 On Our List Of Places To See In 2016
United States National Parks – Pick On Any Of Them – You Won’t Be Disappointed by Super G US national parks are celebrating 100 years since the system was officially indoctrinated by Congress as protected lands. Today, there are 59 national parks across the US. Girls That Roam has been to a few of these […]
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Head To The Beach In Tulum, Mexico, Number Nine On Our List Of Places To Visit In 2016
Tired of Cancun and Costa Maya? Head down the coast about a 1 hour and 45 minutes to Tulum, Mexico. This Mexican resort town has been catching steam within the past couple of years and it’s now at a tipping point because more American travelers are discovering it. Why?
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