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Plan Your Daycation On-The-Go With These 4 Startups

July 26, 2016

With smartphones giving travelers an unprecedented amount of knowledge about their destinations, it’s no surprise that 31% of leisure travelers and 51% of business travelers have booked their hotel rooms with their mobile devices in the last year. Think about it, when was the last time you didn’t use your smartphone to navigate a new…
I Scream! You Scream! We All Scream for National Ice Cream Month!

July 19, 2016

No matter where you are, ice cream is a cool treat during the hot summer months! But did you know that July is National Ice Cream Month? That’s right ice cream has a whole month dedicated to it! So what better way to celebrate than by trying some amazing ice cream at one of the…
Daystay Guide: New York’s Bastille Day

July 14, 2016

French macarons, crepes, cheese, wine, chocolate, and beer. If you’re feeling indulgent, proud to be French, or simply curious, Bastille Day in New York City is for you. On July 10th, an expansive list of activities await in Manhattan, where French Institute Alliance Française (FIAF) resides. Between 5th Avenue and Lexington Avenue, 60th Street will host a…
The Ultimate Guide to a Daycation in Palm Springs

July 12, 2016

Enter the luxury life and travel to this elite, desert city filled with palm trees, hot springs and clear blue skies. This destination has been known to be frequented by several A-listers. Where you’ll be able to find a wide variety of extravagant resorts, spas and golf courses, Palm Springs is located within the Coachella…
Cure Boredom with London’s Best Parks

July 7, 2016

Let’s be honest here, even if you’ve organized your summer plans to the smallest detail, you’re still going to have days when you feel like you’ve run out of things to do. Maybe you’ve just finished binging a season of your favorite show Netflix, or just flat out have been sitting in your home all…
Wining and Dining My Way Through Wiesbaden!

July 5, 2016

As a self-proclaimed wine connoisseur, one of my goals while abroad in Florence last semester was to travel to various wine regions all throughout Europe. However, I didn’t realize this task could be so difficult when it came time to finding places to stay. I planned to take the train at night. So I did not…
An Insider’s Guide to a Day Trip in San Francisco

January 25, 2016

The 7×7 cultural epicenter known as San Francisco offers many well-known attractions — from the oldest Chinatown in North America, to the iconic cable cars and the infamous Alcatraz Prison. But San Francisco also is the second densest city in the U.S. behind New York City, leaving an exhaustive set of adventures, sites, parks and…
How to Spend a Day in Washington, D.C.

January 22, 2016

Washington, D.C. may be best known for being a buttoned-up government city with stately stone buildings and pristine green lawns but the nation’s capital is also an incredible cultural center. Whether you’re into food, art, music, museums, outdoor recreation or shopping – DC has it. The options for a fun afternoon daytime use hotel room…
Hospitality Industry Round-Up: Reflections from 2015

January 22, 2016

As 2015 comes to a close, let’s take a look at what was hip and happening in the world of hospitality this year. From mobile bookings to roaming millennials, pooches on the go and adventures in Cuba, it was certainly an eventful year for travelers. Going Mobile Easily the hottest hospitality trend in 2015 was…

Things To Do, See and Eat In New Orleans

August 2, 2017

Contrary to popular belief New Orleans is more than beads, hurricanes, and po-boys. The “Crescent City” is rich in culture, big on fun, and amazing food. Attracting nearly 10 million visitors per year and averaging 70 degrees with more than 200 days of sunshine, the time is always right for a trip to the “Big…
Golden Gate State Park Mixes Flora, Science, and Fun

July 31, 2017

The first thing that comes to mind when thinking about San Francisco is the famous Golden Gate Bridge. It’s the most popular icon representing the city. No wonder San Francisco attracts numerous tourists from all over the world. But, as a loyal neighbor of this vibrant city, I believe there is more to this place…
Botany, Barbecue & A World Class Zoo: Fort Worth By Day

July 27, 2017

After an exciting day stay in Dallas last summer, my husband was successful in convincing me for yet another Texan day stay. Though as a wife, it is difficult to praise the better-half, I must admit that my husband’s decision to spend a daycation in this Texan city was truly amazing. As we explored one…
Pack Like A Minimalist With These Pro Tips

July 25, 2017

Minimalism has been dominating the top lifestyle trends for the past several years. It’s right up there with veganism. More and more people are choosing to live with less. Some simply choosing to declutter the house and others going full-on minimalist by selling everything they own and living in RVs and tiny houses. Whether you’re…
Must Visit Food Trip Cities for the Ultimate Foodies

July 20, 2017

Do you consider yourself an ultimate foodie? Do you travel with the intention of trying new foods? The United States has endless opportunities for food enthusiasts. Some cities pull in hundreds of thousands of foodies to try their unique dishes. Below is a compiled list of some of the best food cities across the country.…
Exploring Museums with a Washington, D.C. Day Stay

July 18, 2017

Washington, D.C. has a special place in the history of United States. A capital city with a sense of national pride, Washington, D.C. is the hub of numerous government buildings, offices and headquarters. One cannot forget about the White House that draws tourists from far and wide. This puts the city on the world map…

Things To Do, See and Eat In New Orleans

August 2, 2017

Contrary to popular belief New Orleans is more than beads, hurricanes, and po-boys. The “Crescent City” is rich in culture, big on fun, and amazing food. Attracting nearly 10 million visitors per year and averaging 70 degrees with more than 200 days of sunshine, the time is always right for a trip to the “Big…
Golden Gate State Park Mixes Flora, Science, and Fun

July 31, 2017

The first thing that comes to mind when thinking about San Francisco is the famous Golden Gate Bridge. It’s the most popular icon representing the city. No wonder San Francisco attracts numerous tourists from all over the world. But, as a loyal neighbor of this vibrant city, I believe there is more to this place…
Botany, Barbecue & A World Class Zoo: Fort Worth By Day

July 27, 2017

After an exciting day stay in Dallas last summer, my husband was successful in convincing me for yet another Texan day stay. Though as a wife, it is difficult to praise the better-half, I must admit that my husband’s decision to spend a daycation in this Texan city was truly amazing. As we explored one…
Pack Like A Minimalist With These Pro Tips

July 25, 2017

Minimalism has been dominating the top lifestyle trends for the past several years. It’s right up there with veganism. More and more people are choosing to live with less. Some simply choosing to declutter the house and others going full-on minimalist by selling everything they own and living in RVs and tiny houses. Whether you’re…
Must Visit Food Trip Cities for the Ultimate Foodies

July 20, 2017

Do you consider yourself an ultimate foodie? Do you travel with the intention of trying new foods? The United States has endless opportunities for food enthusiasts. Some cities pull in hundreds of thousands of foodies to try their unique dishes. Below is a compiled list of some of the best food cities across the country.…
Exploring Museums with a Washington, D.C. Day Stay

July 18, 2017

Washington, D.C. has a special place in the history of United States. A capital city with a sense of national pride, Washington, D.C. is the hub of numerous government buildings, offices and headquarters. One cannot forget about the White House that draws tourists from far and wide. This puts the city on the world map…