by Kathy Husser (Tempe) | Sep 16, 2022 | Local Travel
If you want a unique travel destination for a long weekend have you ever visited a haunted hotel? Here are three top picks that won’t cost anything. Take your time to browse and get into the Halloween mood. In San Diego, California across the bridge to Coronado Island...
by Kathy Husser (Tempe) | Sep 12, 2022 | Local Travel, National Parks, Outdoors, Travel
If you’re like me, I love the cooler weather that autumn brings. A quick weekend trip to refocus and rejuvenate is a healthy stress reliever too. Finding the changing leaves and fall foliage are always a beautiful travel getaway, and you should plan now. Here are the...
by Kathy Husser (Tempe) | Sep 1, 2022 | Local Travel, Outdoors
The weather is cooler, the leaves are changing, and travel is getting easier. Here are some great ideas to spark your fall travel destination. It doesn’t have to cost a lot to enjoy autumn and all it has to offer. So, pack the family, take off work, and enjoy nature...
by Kathy Husser (Tempe) | Aug 17, 2022 | camping, Local Travel, National Parks, Outdoors
With Covid still present, being outdoors and enjoying our National Parks is the best vacation idea currently. The National Parks system also has many great economical programs to aid a family on a travel budget. Yellowstone National Park The most popular National Park...
by Kathy Husser (Tempe) | Aug 4, 2022 | Local Travel, Outdoors, Travel
Looking for a fun vacation in the outdoors? Take a look at a few campsites voted the best in the United States for amenities and location. Plan your camping trip now for the best end of summer vacation. East Coast According to Outbound.com the east coast boasts...
by Kathy Husser (Tempe) | Jul 22, 2022 | Local Travel, Overseas Travel, Travel
If you’re curious what the best books and resources a traveling librarian recommends, read on. From choosing your destination to memoirs, pick the budget-friendly resources that will meet your travel needs and help you navigate your trip. Travel Guides – Think Maps As...
