From a Local Expert: Four Days in Washington, D.C.

At first glance, planning a trip to Washington, D.C., can seem intimidating. After all, the District is filled with hundreds of years’ worth of history and culture — if you’re a first-time visitor, where do you even begin? That’s why we talked to a local expert: Donald W., a Coordinator of Customer Relations at Marriott …

Park City for Non-Skiers: Four Ideas for Winter Fun

Last December, Vail Resorts opened the new Quicksilver Gondola that connects Park City Mountain Resort and the neighboring Canyons Resort, creating the country’s largest ski resort.  Skiers, rejoice! But what about those of us who aren’t so keen to hit the slopes? As a non-skier myself, I was happy to discover that the town offers …

Following the Lights in Vegas: A Trip through Sin City’s History

Even before I officially arrived in Las Vegas, the Strip — visible from miles away on a dark night — immediately demanded my attention. No matter where I looked, there were glittering attractions for every personality, and enough wattage to make sure I spotted them all: the famous Welcome sign, the Bellagio’s dancing fountains, the …