What’s not to love about Beverly Hills? This home to the rich and famous is among the most glamorous and famous cities in the world. From coming for hopeful celebrity spottings and people watching, to window shopping at the most exclusive boutiques in the world on Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills is sure to have something […]
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The New York Times’ Frugal Traveler shares his money savings tips and experiences, most of which are from places all across america. He has nearly 400,000 Twitter followers and has been contributing to the New York Times since 1998 and he has also contributed to O: The Oprah Magazine, New York Magazine, Conde Nast Traveler and […]
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In this episode of the US City Traveler Podcast, you get to meet Bryant Simon, the author of Boardwalk of Dreams: Atlantic City and the Fate of Urban America, which has has received rave reviews from The New York Times, The Philadelphia Enquire, and The Chicago Tribune. His research on Atlantic City has earned awards from […]
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When I took my first trip to LA earlier this month, I absolutely adored every drop of it. In fact so much so that I would seriously consider moving there one day. I got to actually see, in person, about five of the biggest names in the industry, all for free. I ended up going […]
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In this episode of the US City Traveler Podcast, you get to meet Steve Pomper, the author of “Seattle Curiosities” and “It Happened In Seattle.” His articles have appeared in American Iron Magazine, Stone Magazine, The Guardian, American Daily, and The Washington Dispatch. Those interested in visiting the “Emerald City” will want to be sure to […]
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I recently got the great opportunity to interview one of my all-time favorite travel bloggers, Gary Arndt, who I wish I could go see speaking at Blog World this January in Las Vegas (oh college *sighs*). In our interview about America’s best National Parks, we mentioned his American National Parks Project. It really inspired me to announce […]
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In the past, I’ve always thought that the camera on my iPhone 4S was pretty good. I especially thought this after hearing about how the newer versions of the phone had quality comparable to a large DSLR that costed triple the amount of the phone itself–but still, I knew it wasn’t quite at the level […]
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I want to like the Travel Channel, I really do. I’m not trying to be a “hater” but I just can’t sit through hardly any of the Travel Channel’s shows! I think it’s because very, very few of their shows actually talk about attractions in the United States that your average American viewer could and […]
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In this episode of the US City Traveler Podcast, you get to meet Robert Niles, who you may remember from our interview last year. Robert is a former Walt Disney World cast member and the founder and editor of Theme Park Insider, a consumers’ guide to the world’s most popular theme and amusement parks. It’s been […]
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St. Louis resident Adam Sommer shares some of his favorite things to see and do in the city. Adam is the publisher of Visit Flyover Country, a family guide that covers destinations from all throughout the USA. If someone only had one day to spend in St. Louis, where would you recommend they go? No visit […]
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