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Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Baton Rouge, the capital city of Louisiana, is an exciting blend
of sights, sounds and flavors. From its dynamic and diverse musical
heritage, to its significant landmarks and museums, Baton Rouge is a
fascinating city to explore. From its riverboats, plantations and hospitality,
to its Cajun, Creole and Old South cuisine, it excels.
Beaufort, South Carolina
Beaufort is a quaint and historic town nestled between Hilton Head
and Charleston. But it doesn't take second fiddle to either. Historic
Beaufort offers shopping, dining, golf, beaches, scenic tours and much
more.
Biloxi, Mississippi
Biloxi (pronounced
bi lux i ) is a delightful resort city on the Mississippi
Gulf Coast. Casinos and resorts offer golf, charter fishing, spas, 24-hour
gaming, dining and live entertainment. Frequent festivals in Biloxi
and Gulfport celebrate everything from seafood to sand castles.
Charleston, South Carolina
History, romance, good food, and Southern hospitality add up to one
incredible vacation in Charleston, South Carolina. For the golfer, Charleston
offers many championship golf courses which can challenge any skill
level.
Charlotte, North Carolina
Charlotte, North Carolina,
has a great deal to offer anyone interested in getting away from it
all and finding a comfortable and interesting place to stay. Located
in beautiful countryside, Charlotte is a congenial southern town, where
hospitality is taken very seriously and guests always feel welcome.
At the same time, it is a bustling cosmopolitan city, home to the NFL
Panthers and the NBA Hornets.
Charlottesville, Virginia
Nestled in the foothills of the Blue
Ridge Mountains of Virginia, Charlottesville is an area of unique beauty
and a bastion of history. Each year over half a million travelers visit
the Charlottesville area, enjoying the natural beauty of the mountains,
Skyline Drive, Monticello, and the University of Virginia (UVA).
Daytona, Florida
Exciting Daytona Beach, Florida. Home of the Daytona 500, the Birthplace
of Stock Car racing, Bike Week and some of the finest beaches in Florida.
If you haven't been to Daytona in a while you haven't seen Daytona.
Daytona is now a clean and safe family destination that still offers
the thrills it always has.
Destin, Florida
Unpretentious, uncomplicated and breathtakingly beautiful, the Emerald
Coast is simply irresistible. Famous for 24 miles (38km) of dazzling
sugar white sands and brilliant green waters, the Southern sea towns
of Destin * Fort Walton Beach * Okaloosa Island present simple pleasures
-- the "World's Luckiest Fishing Village," spirited seaside celebrations,
links of great golf, undeniably fresh seafood and some of the world's
finest shelling -- all embraced within an unassuming charm.
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
A short distance from Miami, Fort Lauderdale travelers bask in the
Florida sun. Fort Lauderdale has much to offer the traveler and golfer
with championship golf courses, waterfront shops and dining, and miles
of sandy, white beaches.
Fripp Island, South Carolina
The Low country's favorite oceanfront family resort. Fripp Island
on the coast of South Carolina offers miles of uncrowded beach, seaside
pools, incredible golf, tennis, planned activities and children's programs,
and much, much more.
Gainesville, Florida
Home of the "Swamp" and the famous Florida Gators, this Florida city
has a life and culture all its own. In Gainesville, as well as the surrounding
areas, visitors can explore the beautiful rivers & lakes, cool natural
springs and unspoiled wilderness parks of an exquisite sub-tropical
region. Easy US Interstate-75 access allows exploration of many of the
nearby natural attractions from cycling, canoeing, hiking, camping,
bird-watching and fishing to tubing down the famous Suwannee River
Gatlinburg, Tennessee
Gatlinburg, Tennessee
is best known as the western entrance to the Great Smokey Mountains
National Park. Gatlinburg is noted for its mountain handicraft shops,
and local points of interest include the Homespun Valley Mountaineer
Village and the Christus Gardens, a series of dioramas depicting the
life of Christ. But most come to see and enjoy the Great Smokey Mountains.
Greensboro, North Carolina
The gentle rolling hills of Greensboro, North Carolina are nestled
between the coast and the Blue Ridge range of the Appalachians, making
for a pleasant climate and beautiful scenery all year long. Just the
sight of the mountains and the sound of the running streams, tempt even
the inveterate city dweller to take a deep breath and relax.
Gulf Shores, AL
Gulf Shores, Fort Morgan And Orange Beach form the gulf coast area
of Baldwin County in the southwestern portion of Alabama bordering the
Gulf of Mexico. Once separated from the mainland, Pleasure Island, on
which Gulf Shores is located, was connected in 1933 by a bridge over
the Intracoastal Waterway. Gulf Shores has grown rapidly since that
time, and continues to attract residents, visitors and entrepreneurs
with its beautiful sandy beaches, mild climate and numerous business
opportunities.
Hilton Head Island, South Carolina
The ultimate South Carolina oceanfront resort is Hilton Head Island.
Hilton Head has much to offer the traveler including championship golf,
miles of wide, unspoiled beach, fishing, boating, shopping, dining,
and tennis.
Key West, Florida
Key West is one of the hottest vacation destinations in the country.
There's more packed into this small community than one would think possible.
Visitors to the Florida Keys are never disappointed. Key West has a
busy central tourist district, Duval St., but it also has plentiful
quiet, palm-lined streets with beautiful Spanish and Caribbean-style
houses. Many family activities will keep you busy, notably the street
performers. Don't forget to catch the unforgettable sunset over the
water!
Kiawah Island, South Carolina
Located just miles from Charleston is the South Carolina ocean island
of Kiawah. Home of the 1991 Ryder Cup, Kiawah offers championship golf
in a relaxing beachfront setting. But Kiawah Island is more than just
a golf destination with 10 miles of pristine beachfront, miles of bike
trails, and acres of marshland and nature preserve. Kiawah Island has
something to offer everyone.
Knoxville, Tennessee
The city of Knoxville is growing in popularity with each passing
season. In addition to a year round moderate climate, the city is located
within 90 minutes of six National Parks, including the Great Smokey
Mountain National Park, and is home to one of the finest universities
in the world, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Known throughout
the area for its unsurpassed beauty and tranquility, this eastern Tennessee
city is alive with a variety of activities year round. No matter what
a visitor's personal taste, ranging from the outdoors to the cultural
arts, Knoxville has it.
Melbourne, Florida
Blast off to the vacation destination of Melbourne on the Atlantic
coast of Florida. Just miles from the Kennedy Space Center and minutes
from the pristine beach, Melbourne is a must for the Florida golf and
vacationer.
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Myrtle Beach of South Carolina - the golf capital of the Atlantic
Seaboard and the number #2 family vacation spot behind Walt Disney World.
Beach vacations don't get any better than this!
Nashville, Tennessee
Country music's home is based in the
heart of Nashville. But even if you are not a country music lover, there's
still plenty to do. Museums, sporting events, history, are all here.
So come take a ride to Music City USA.
New Orleans, LA
New Orleans is proud of its well-known nickname, "Big Easy", because
it so aptly describes the attitude of this lovely city, steeped in history
and intertwining cultures.
Orlando, Florida
Orlando in Florida is home to Walt Disney World, Cypress Gardens,
Universal Studios and over 60 more attractions. Discover why Orlando
is THE number 1 travel destination in the US.
Outer Banks, North Carolina
The perfect vacation place on the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of
North Carolina. The Outer Banks offers much for the vacationer including
championship fishing, uncrowded beaches, incredible golf courses, and
family activities. Come discover why the Outer Banks is THE beach vacation
spot.
Panama City, Florida
Panama City, with bright sun-shiny days and over 27 miles of beaches
composed of some of the most brilliant white sand in the world, it's
no wonder so many people return to Panama City year after year
Pensacola, Florida
This is the place to hear the roar and view the amazing feats of
the famous U.S. Navy Blue Angels flying overhead. Visitors to Pensacola,
Florida will experience this and a host of other things to do and see
from history and shopping to sports, natural beauty, and attractions.
Conveniently located and easily accessible at the western end of the
Florida Panhandle, Pensacola lies only five miles inland from the beautiful
beaches of the Gulf of Mexico.
Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
Pigeon Forge, just north of Gatlinburg, Tennessee is home to Dollywood,
the theme park owned by entertainer Dolly Parton, who hails from Sevierville.
Dollywood lies at the heart of a Pigeon Forge family vacation. It is
one of the South's favorite entertainment parks and is filled with rides,
a water park, live entertainment, a bald-eagle sanctuary, a replica
of Dolly's childhood home, mountain craft demonstrations and other attractions
that showcase life in the Smoky Mountains.
Saint Augustine, Florida
With its old-world charm, unique attractions and delightful dining
and shopping options, it's easy to see why "The Nation's Oldest City"
is one of Florida's top vacation destinations. Founded in 1565,
St. Augustine is America's oldest permanently settled European city.
Whether visitors want to explore old lifestyles and long-ago wars, marvel
at unique oddities, or see reenactments of days gone by, this historical
city will provide an entire vacation's worth of activities. Many
tours of the city are available by horse-drawn carriage, train or trolley.
Area events are known for their pageantry and individual charm.
Savannah, Georgia
Savannah is widely renowned
for its historical features which stand as an open invitation for visitors
to uncover its hidden charms. Luscious peach trees, Civil War history,
delicious cuisine, and ethnic festivals are part of the Savannah experience.
Elegant old mansions and centuries-old cemeteries add to Savannah's
rich and colorful history.
Tampa, Florida
Over the past few decades, Tampa has grown and developed into a wonderful
destination with excellent beaches and world-class hotels, with everything
to offer visitors of all ages. Of course, no visit to Tampa would be
complete without a visit to Busch Gardens, the amusement park and zoo
built by the famous beer brewery. Tampa has even more museums and attractions
that await those who want to sample the Florida Gulf Coast.
Williamsburg, Virginia
Williamsburg is in southeastern Virginia on a peninsula between the
James and York Rivers, which run into Chesapeake Bay. Settled in 1632,
it was Virginia's capital from 1699 to 1779. After time the city declined
and it was not until the 1920's that the people took a real interest
in Williamsburg. In fact, it was only in 1926 that the idea of excavating
and restoring the colonial site of Williamsburg took bloom. The once
known Williamsburg went through a complete transformation from an industrial
town into a what is now known as Colonial Williamsburg
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