by Terry Cod

The historic city of Munich. Germany’s third largest city and capital of Bavaria, Munich is recognized as one of Europe’s most prosperous destinations and one that requires a much larger holiday budget.
It is considered to be one of the cultural capitals of Europe and it is justly famous as a city where you can have a great deal of fun.
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by Mike Jezek

If you only have 14 days in the beautiful German countryside, it’s important to make the most of your time. However, it’s not possible to take in everything, so here are some tourist tips to ensure that your two weeks are spent in the most efficient, memorable ways.
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by Julia Hennton

The “Mile High City” is full of excitement and fun, enough to give anyoe a great vacation or a well deserved getaway. There is plenty to do in Denver, no matter the time of year. There is fine dining, high-class entertainment, and many museums. Additionally, Denver offers professional sports teams and a very good nightlife, as well as being a stop on several major concert tours a year. When you visit Denver, you will find that there is plenty to do.
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By: Leslie Wright

Eureka Springs, Arkansas is a little town only an hours drive away from Branson Missouri, the new capital of country music! Millions of visitors come to Eureka Springs to see The Great Passion Play, P. Nutt and the Ozark Mountain Hoe-Down, do a little shopping, or just to say “I do”.

Branson, Missouri has about 120 music shows, and a lot of country music stars now call Branson home. However, many people don’t realize that there have also been a lot of country music stars right here in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Did you know that Grand Old Opry star, Johnny Russell, built his theater here and performed six nights a week for many years? Rumor has it that he also wrote the song “Got No Reason Now for Going Home”, big hit for Gene Watson, in that theater, too.
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By: Ann Childs

Just north of the Caribbean there is a dreamy place made up of 8 islands and numerous cays. The Turks and Caicos islands are located just south of the Bahamas and about 500 miles south of Miami, FL. The three most visited islands here are Grand Turk, North Caicos and Providenciales or Provo as it is commonly known. The entire island of Grand Turk is only 6 miles long and 1 mile wide. Recently a visitor center and cruise ship dock built by Carnival Cruise Lines has increased tourism exponentially.
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