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Iconic DC Hotels While Washington itself has great history, it has been through repeated cycles of depression and redevelopment, especially in what are now some of the most popular tourist areas. So, it has fewer hotels whose legends reach back to earlier eras than do capitals of Europe. In fact, the Watergate, arguably the most famous hotel in D.C., has

Vegas on the Fast Track – check out the Vegas monorail system The traffic on the strip is anything but Vegas on the fast track. The Casino owners on the strip love it that way as they wish to keep you right where you are – in their casino, restaurants and shops. If like most visitors you want to explore the strip we recommend you forget

Disney Resort Holiday Decorations: An attraction not to be missed The Disney Resort holiday decorations are an attractions in their own right. Generally speaking, each resort incorporates its theme into its holiday finery. With more than 1,300 decorated trees and 8.5 million lights strung throughout the property one can spend an entire day resort hopping. If you’re staying at a

The Unofficial Guide to the Disney Cruise Line 2015 is here Start Planning your next Cruise Vacation Now! Disney travel expert and founder of TouringPlans.com Len Testa together with Erin Foster, Laurel Stewart, and Ritchey Halphen, present to you the 2015 edition of The Unofficial Guide to Disney Cruise Line 2015. We are excited about the 2015 edition and invite you

National Air and Space Museum : A Smithsonian museum The National Air and Space Museum draws nearly 10 million visitors a year. At the Mall museum, visitors can touch a moon rock and gaze up at the Wright Brothers’ plane and the Spirit of St. Louis, which Lindbergh flew across the Atlantic in 1927. Everywhere you look is another full-size