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Maine’s lighthouses — these iconic beacons that line the coast and shine from islands — are as ubiquitous in Maine as lobster. There are 65 lighthouses in the state and at least 60 are still operating, casting their warning lights
Expedia has put the magic back into travel with a series of well-done short destination videos featuring some of the most exciting places in the world. Let’s take a quick ride around the globe and have a look at some
In an ever-evolving marketplace, 2017 is yet another exciting year presenting many new developments. Some of the major trends, in general and in tourism, include sustainability, virtual reality, the growth of the sharing economy, increased personalization and focus on the
The United States of America is a large country with a remarkably diverse tourism offer. Dazzled by an endless array of attractions, first-time visitors often report that “everything looks like in the movies” – not really a surprise considering that
South Carolina has had a longstanding history of serving as the backdrop for countless major motion pictures. From suspenseful dramas like “Sleeping with the Enemy” and “The Abyss” to beloved classics like “Forrest Gump” and “The Patriot,” the Palmetto State
Forty-two years ago, a little movie called “Deliverance” introduced the world to the Chattooga River, a 50-mile ribbon of whitewater coursing through the backwoods of South Carolina. Monster rapids like the wicked Woodall Shoals served as the backdrop for many
The Thoreau-Wabanaki Trail offers visitors a chance to experience a natural beauty seemingly untouched by man in the wilds of Maine. The trail is located in Penobscot and Piscataquis Counties and runs up from Bangor along the two branches of
Hear roaring in the summer and whistling in the fall. Sound like a strange experience for a national park? It is. The lion-like roars of the bull bison in summer and the high—pitched whistling of rutting elk in the fall