Best Vacation Spots Guide

Founded in 1733 as the first colonial, Savannah is the capital city of U.S state of Georgia.With amazing architecture, historic buildings and strong economy, this capital city attracts millions of visitors every year.It offers something for the people of all ages. The most famous sightseeing and attractions here include - like Forsyth Park, River Street, the Arts, Owens-Thomas House & Museum, Andrew Low House and Cathedral of St. John the Baptist etc.


Hospitality industry in Savannah has widely grown. Hence, while here, you will not have to trouble much for accommodation. There are plenty of cheap to luxury hotels in the city to choose from.

Luxury Hotels
A list of luxury and super luxury hotels of Savannah includes Hyatt Regency Savannah, Bohemian Hotel Savannah, Ballastone Inn, Mansion on Forsyth Park, Hyatt Regency and Kehoe House etc.All these hotels are famous for their services.By lodging into any of these hotels, you can enrich your tour and can make it last in your memories.

Mansion on Forsyth Park
This is a 4 star hotel conveniently located in the heart of the city. There are some major attractions within the walking distance to hotel like - River Street.If you are one those who wish to spend lavishly to enrich their tour, must stay in Mansion on Forsyth Park because there is no lodging option better than this in Savannah. Some of the best features of this hotel are Restaurant, Business Center, Pets Allowed and Health Club etc.

Cheap Hotels
In this city, you will not have to trouble for accommodation as there are many cheap hotels in this city which offer affordable accommodation to suit all budget.Some of the best cheap hotels here include Best Western in the Historic District, Quality Inn Midtown, Wingate by Wyndham, SpringHill Suites, Hampton Inn and Suites, Quality Inn, Days Inn and Americas Best Value Inn.

Americas Best Value Inn.
Located at 4005 Ogeechee Road near Historical District, Americas Best Value Inn is a one star hotel offering comfortable accommodations at most affordable rates. Whether you are on vacation or on business tour, this lodging place would be perfect for you. This is indeed an ideal lodging option which makes feel at home away from home.

Savannah never disappoints its visitors as far as lodging is concerned.You will discover hotels everywhere in the city, whether near airport or in downtown.

Downtown
Downtown area of Savannah is one of the National Historic Landmark Districts in U.S housing the Savannah Historic District, the Savannah Victorian Historic District and 21 parklike squares. Therefore, people always wish to stay in downtown area of the city, whether coming for business or for pleasure.

If you are one of them and specifically looking for hotels in city center then you will never be disappointed because downtown has a big list of various hotels ranging from pet friendly hotels to spa, riverfront, casino and boutique hotels.Some of the finest lodging options of downtown include Best Western, Quality Inn Midtown, Country Inn & Suites by Carlson and the Bohemian etc.

South Africa is a wonderful country to visit and Cape Town, "The Mother City" is truly an exciting city, tucked neatly in a natural harbour, protected by an iconic mountain. It is an international city with a real flair to it. Recently voted into the "Forbes Top 10" list, Cape town has a wealth of great things to do


Here is my list of "Must Do" things in Cape Town:
1. Climb Table Mountain
Yes, I know there is a fantastic ariel cableway that takes 4 minutes to get to the summit of the mountain and the floor moves giving you a 360° view of the city below, but for pure pleasure and scenic beauty, you have to climb up the mountain and then when you crest the top of the mountain exhausted, have lunch (and a well deserved drink!) gazing at the city below you. Yes, okay, you can then descend in the cable car back down the mountain!

My favourite hike up the mountain is Platteklip Gorge. It is the shortest and easiest of the walks (it takes about 3 hours) and has plenty of scenic spots to stop and relax and enjoy on the way!

2. Cape Point Nature Reserve
With its striking scenery, the traditional place where the two oceans meet - okay so we know today that it is just where the 2 oceans (cold benguerra and warm agulhas) currents meet - is a wonderful place to explore. You can go right down to where the old lighthouse was erected and see the rocky Cape Point. It is a great place to go on an adventure on foot or by bicycle if you feel lively. But remember - don't feed the baboons, no matter how adorable they may seem!

3. Explore Robben Island
This island is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is an emotive place to visit. Make sure you set off on a not so windy day otherwise you might feel a bit nauseous on the ferry ride over. The tours are often conducted by ex political prisoners and are emotional and emotive. This island is where South African history was made.

4. Winelands on horseback
The winelands are so scenic; it seems a shame to discover them by vehicle. My favourite is to start at Mont Rochelle Wine Estate and explore the surrounding region (it usually covers 3 or 4 wine estates) by horse back. You don't have to have any riding experience and it is a gentle trot not a canter from place to place. Plus, you just get to sit back on the horse and gaze at the beautiful area around you. Make sure you wear a sun hat and sun cream as it can get hot.

5. Victoria and Alfred waterfront
This is a fun vibey place to spend an afternoon or evening. Not only does it have great local busker entertainment, super shops and wonderful cafes and restaurants, but it also has fantastic scenic views over the harbour and Table Mountain.

6. Two Oceans Aquarium Extravaganza
For a fun family day out, go to the Two Oceans Aquarium. The place is packed with exotic and local fish and has a brilliant shark pool. The best time to see the sharks is when they are being fed. There is also an interactive touch and feel pool for the kids and the ground floor café has a stay and play area for them.

Well, I hope these tips help you and that you have a great time planning your next vacation to Cape Town, South Africa.

North Charleston is one of the most sought after tourist destinations in the world and about 4 million visitors reach here every year making it one of the greatest destinations.This city is situated in the counties of Dorchester and Charleston.


The Native Americans were the first settlers of the area and were the ancestors of Catawba, Cherokee and Yamasee tribes.The French and Spanish tried hard to establish permanent settlement in the region but they failed to do so.But in 1670, British settled down near Charleston and named the area as Carolina after the name of the England's King Charles II.The region was further divided into the provinces of South Carolina and North Carolina.During the beginning of eighteenth century, producing rice was one of the most profitable business and millions of pounds of rice was exported during that time.It gradually became the commercially import port and as a consequence the nearby area also began to develop.South Carolina declared its independence from English in 1776.South Carolina was the area which had witnessed more wars than any other region of the nation.

Charleston exhibits several attractions such as American Military Museum, Angel Oak Tree and many more historically significant sites which make the history alive.The American Military Museum offers around 70 displays of authentic artifacts from 14 American conflicts right from the revolutionary war to the most recent Iraq war.One can find 260 uniforms, 33 flags medal and a range of artifacts from departments of U.S defense.Initially the museum was about the military uniforms and personal effects and one can find a display showing how a chaplain of the military used to dress.This is one of the best places to find a range of unique and rarest items.

Whether one is on tour for Charleston city for business or just for pleasure, one would find perfect accommodation options depending upon the budget and preferences. The hotels of Charleston are known for its hospitality and for comfortable and quality lodging.

Luxury hotels such as the Hampton Inn Historic District Hotel, Charleston Palace Hotel, French Quarter Inn are some of the most popular hotels of the city offering quality accommodation and are very well complimented with warm and friendly staff of the hotels. French Quarter Inn is situated right in the middle of the all the happenings and in close proximity with the Charleston International Airport and with loads of local attractions such as the Gibbes Museum of Art, Waterfront Park, Fort Sumter Center & Tour Dock and many more.The rooms of the hotel are equipped with all the modern amenities and facilities such as the rooms are provided with a 40 inch flat screen TV, safe, refrigerator, iron, hairdryers, dual line cordless telephone and CD player alarm.

Cheap hotels of the city include Andrew Pickney Inn, Ansonborough Inn, Church Street Inn, Comfort Inn Riverview etc which are meant to provide best and quality accommodation at the most affordable price.

The city is flooded with great range of dining options which serves southern-style of cuisines or French food.You will find food of your choice and preference which will really impress you and force you to plan for next outing here only

The premier edition of the Las Vegas Michelin Guide (2008) has awarded Five Red Pavilions, the highest rating available, to Wynn Las Vegas Resort and Country Club. Wynn is the only resort in Las Vegas to receive such honors. Two coveted Michelin stars were awarded to ALEX, Alessandro Stratta's namesake restaurant, and one star to both Richard Chen's Wing Lei and Daniel Boulud Brasserie.


In North America, only eight hotels have received Michelin's highest rating of Five Red Pavilions, only eight restaurants have received two stars and 55 restaurants have received one star. Wing Lei is the first and only Michelin rated Chinese restaurant on the continent. These prestigious honors bring a trifecta to Wynn Las Vegas, the only casino resort in the world to hold the Mobil Five-Star and AAA Five-Diamond awards for both hotel and fine dining.

The Michelin Guide features a selection of the best restaurants and hotels in a given city or region, across various comfort and price scales, and is widely considered the "bible of gastronomy for foodies." Restaurants worthy of a star or multiple stars reflect the characteristics of first-class quality, a mastery of cooking and a superior product. Named for internationally acclaimed executive chef Alessandro (Alex) Stratta, ALEX offers refined French cuisine in one of the most luxurious and opulent settings at The Tower Suites at Wynn Las Vegas. Chef Stratta creates seasonal menus inspired by the flavors of France.

In the hands of this gifted chef, even the simplest of ingredients are transformed and elevated to the summit of fine dining. ALEX has received additional honors including the AAA Five-Diamond and Mobil Five-Star awards. Wing Lei takes its place as the "Haute Chinese" restaurant at Wynn Las Vegas. Helmed by rising star chef Richard Chen, Wing Lei offers guests refined Chinese cuisine in a beautifully elegant setting. The menu features traditional Chinese selections as well as new, innovative pairings of Eastern and Western ingredients.

World-renowned chef Daniel Boulud and co-executive chef Wes Holton showcase their mastery of French cuisine at Daniel Boulud Brasserie. The menu features modern brasserie fare that pays homage to Boulud's roots while playfully reinterpreting many classic dishes. Boulud's signature touch is highlighted in an elegant and cozy atmosphere with a magnificent view of the Lake of Dreams.

Wynn Resorts, Limited is traded on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the ticker symbol WYNN and is part of the NASDAQ-100 Index. Wynn Resorts owns and operates Wynn Las Vegas, a luxury hotel and destination casino resort located on the Las Vegas Strip. Wynn Las Vegas features 2,716 luxurious guest rooms and suites; an approximately 111,000 square foot casino; 22 food and beverage outlets; an on-site 18-hole golf course; approximately 223,000 square feet of meeting space; an on-site Ferrari and Maserati dealership; and approximately 76,000 square feet of retail space.

On September 6, 2006, Wynn Macau, a destination casino resort in the Macau Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China, opened. Wynn Macau currently features 600 deluxe hotel rooms and suites; approximately 130,000 square foot casino; casual and fine dining in five restaurants; approximately 26,000 square feet of retail space; a health club, pool and spa, along with lounges and meeting facilities.

Mention Romania and people immediately think of Dracula and a mid-evil country. Recovering from years of economic misery, Romania is quickly becoming the hidden jewel of Eastern Europe.


Dracula v. Ceausescu
In pop culture, Romania is always equated with Count Dracula, Bran Castle and Transylvania. These assumptions are wrong. Vlad Tepes is widely regarded as the person on whom the Dracula character is based. Known as Vlad the Impaler, there is no disputing this was one nasty individual, but he wasn't a vampire. On top of this, Vlad the man never resided in Bran Castle, a real castle and the home of the fictional Dracula. Sorry to burst your bubble, but there was a person arguably worse than Dracula or Vlad in Romania's history.

Introducing Nicolae Ceausescu, the reigning worst dictator in the history of Europe. A pig on all counts, this man treated Romania as his personal fiefdom through much of the twentieth century. While leading the country into economic ruin, he built lavish estates for he and his wife. While Romanians starved on the streets, he and his wife spent money like Joan Collins at a plastic surgeon. When he was finally expelled from office, the people were so outraged by his excess that he and his wife were literally stoned to death.

Unfortunately, the country didn't recover quickly. The last five years, however, have seen major advancements, and Romania is now a must visit location.

Bucharest
Once considered the Paris of the East, Bucharest suffered greatly during Ceausescu's reign. Ancient buildings with French and Turkish influences were replaced with communist inspired concrete block buildings in redevelopment projects. Currently, the city is a microcosm of the lurching recovery of the country. Elegant neighborhoods border slums and there appears to be little or no middle class. There appears to be only the poor or rich. When visiting Romania, you will have to fly into Bucharest. Just don't stay too long.

Brasov
Brasov is located in the hilly terrain of Transylvania and is a good place to visit. Located in the center of the country, Brasov is surrounded by the Carpathian Mountains. The city is a resounding example of old world Romania with an ancient center city square and little cafes throughout.

The real appeal of Brasov is the surrounding land. Unspoiled, the mountains surrounding Brasov are full of little villages and surrounding forests. In this area, you'll find bears, wolves and other threatened animals roaming freely. On top of this, the land is ripe with outdoor activity opportunities such as skiing, hiking, camping, hunting, rock climbing and parachuting. While all of this exists in other travel destinations, there is no tourist trap feel in Brasov.

Carpathian Mountains
The Carpathian Mountains are visually stunning. While there are attractions throughout the mountains, such as Bran Castle, don't try to simply visit a particular place. Instead, rent a car in Brasov or hire a driver and just go for a ride. The scenery is so overwhelming it is hard to describe. You'll drive down and up into gorges that seem endless, see rivers bombing down mountain sides and see animals only found in National Geographic documentaries. Go for this drive and I guarantee you will be blabbering about it for at least five days.

Romania is the hidden gem of Eastern Europe and you should definitely visit. You don't even need to wear garlic.

Solden is a world-renowned skiing facility that is often referred to as the . With views that are simply breath-taking, the countered rocky mountains are also home to tourists from around the world that visit each week to experience the slopes that are not only challenging, yet also custom-built in the case of certain slaloms. Solden is also a great place to learn skiing with expert teaching facilities, and a team of 20+ on hand to help new skiers learn, and experienced skiers improve.


The resort is located around 50 miles out with Innsbruck and 20 miles west of Otztal. As you can imagine the area is dedicated to Skiing, with hotels and guest houses attempting to leverage skiing upon their brand, to attract a loyal customer-base from the slopes. This is something that has worked, and with 6,500 snowboarders also choosing to hit the Solden slopes each week Austria's skiing capital is showing no signs of regression.

With the increased popularity of skiing activities in Solden, the company operating the slopes has more than 20 instructors working at one time, putting wind behind their suggestion that over 1000 new skiers start on their slopes each week. With the rise of snowboarding attracting a teenage audience, Solden has attempted to accommodate, through offering drinking facilities and clubs near by, where the teenagers on vacation can chill at night, after a hard day on the slopes. The fun and entertainment does not stop at clubs, or 5 star hotels for that matter, Solden is also home to the Solden Firework Display, providing 2 hours of fireworks every second evening. The look of the fireworks, as the light flashes off the snow is simply amazing and this is one of many reasons why Solden is famed for character and personality, over and above its Austrian counterparts.

So what other features set Solden apart from the rest? Offering night time activities under the fireworks, it is possible to ski and snowboard under floodlights. This is something that has not only attracted skiers from around the world, but also internationally renowned DJs and musicians that feel the cool and hip Solden slopes is a perfect place to hang out.

Skiing at night may appear to be a very dangerous activity, however I have been assured that only basic slaloms are allowed and that the night is primarily aimed at snowboarders, that don't cover as much distance on a board. Austria's Solden slope has hosted many events to a global and European audience, and just as would be expected, the crowd and the competitors both enjoyed the event, with the winner being a native Austrian himself at the last Stella Artios Cup, that seen over 500 competitors from nearly 40 countries taking part.

With the rise of snowboarding, great skiing locations such as Solden are doing everyone proud in maintaining skiing as well. Through welcoming the snow boarding community with open arms, we are able to see a unity between the sports at the Solden peeks, and we are also seeing younger children being exposed to Skiing, through choosing to go snowboarding and seeing it their.

Whether you are a young child, or an adult, whether you have skied or snowboarded before, Solden is the best location in Europe and throughout the world for skiing activities on a recreational and competitive level. With deep snow, and a firm texture I would recommend Solden to absolutely anyone.

The ski lift is newly fitted making it a very smooth and comfortable ride. The lift covers over 20 miles and was voted the third-best ski lift in the entire world. With excellent accommodation and among the best snowboarding and skiing facilities in the world, I would recommend Solden to anyone looking to experience skiing for the first time, or someone looking to take their skiing to the next level through riding a challenging slalom.

When darkness falls the City of Light gives credential to its name. The monuments and bridges are illuminated, and the glow of old-fashioned and modern street lamps, the blaze of sidewalk-cafe windows, and the glare of neon signs flood the avenues and boulevards. Parisians start the serious part of their evenings as in other European people stretch, yawn, and announce it's time for bed. Once the workday is over, most people go to a cafe to meet with friends over a drink and perhaps a meal. Later they may go home or even proceed to a restaurant or the theater; and much later, they may show up at a bar or a dance club.


Parisians shows one the many facets of nightlife; where to go for a quiet drink and a tête à tête, and where to go to party. Whether one wants to watch a play or film, see a concert, or dance until the early Metro. Paris is the place to be in and the best place to spend an evening.

Pigalle is the seedy sex centre of Paris but home to some good music venues and the Moulin Rouge cabaret, where the cancan is still performed. Montmartre is heaving in summer but the views over Paris from Sacre-Coeur are matchless.

Bastille is buzzing with bars and clubs but is a bit too hectic for some. The best area for an evening's café-hopping is the Marais district, closely followed by the increasingly fashionable Oberkampf, which suits a younger crowd.

The hottest Paris nightspots are in the city's northeastern districts, particularly around Ménilmontant, Oberkampf, and Belleville, while the Bastille clubs and the Marais bars are still going strong. The Grands Boulevards and Pigalle/Montmartre are also bubbly places with plenty of theaters, bars, and concert venues. By contrast, the Rive Gauche is a relatively minor player, dominated by student pubs and jazz bars in the Latin Quarter and a sprinkling of chic hangouts toward St-Germain-des-Prés. The Gucci-and-Vuitton-clad jet set can still be found around the Champs-Élysées and Rue St-Honoré, with prices to match the ritzy atmosphere. In warmer months Parisians flock to the floating clubs and bars, moored along the Seine from Bercy to the Eiffel Tower. Midweek, people are usually home after closing hours.

Nightlife in Paris is alive and kicking. The "City of Lights" has never been shy or early to bed. "Bars" aren't clearly defined. It could mean an establishment which serves beer, one which serves beer and food, wine, wine and food, a cabaret atmosphere or any other descriptions. Bars have taken the place of the café. The variety of music halls, jazz clubs, dance halls, rock music, cabarets, satiric theater, and risqué entertainment is incomparable to other places in the world. Paris is still a city not shy of nudity and there are many gay and lesbian clubs and restaurants mostly found in Le Marais. Bars are usually wine bars and pubs are generally serving beer and hard liquor. Clubs usually have food and entertainment. There are still some literary haunts and many hotels have their own clubs. Cabarets are still the first choice of nightlife entertainment because it is in the cabaret one will find the cancan of Paris. Just about every club and cabaret has a cover charge. Some covers include champagne or a one drink. There is no way one can get bored in Paris. Paris after dark is swinging.

In my line of work you get to meet a lot of people from all walks of life. I love the way that one day I can be driving from Budapest airport to city hotels with a young couple on their honeymoon; and another day I can be transporting a load of young men here in my beautiful city for a weekend of high jinx. But no matter who I'm driving, I always like to tailor my routes to their accommodation depending on the part of the city I think would appeal most to them. I've been doing this for a lot of years now, so I know Budapest like the back of my hand. There are loads of short cuts, long cuts and quite a few, just-for-the-sake-of-it cuts! I have to admit though, I'm a bit of an old romantic and my favourite passengers are the ones clearly in love; and for them, I have a very special route...

Margaret Island
Although we can't strictly drive right past this on our Budapest Airport to city route, I always point it out as a place for young (and not so young) lovers to go. Margaret Island is a 2km long island set in the middle of the Danube which separates the two sides of the city. It has a lovely calming atmosphere and you can either stroll through the landscaped garden admiring the profusion of flowers; or simply sit quietly in one of the bars with a cocktail and watch the world go by. But the most romantic way to see the entire island is to hire a pedal carriage and cycle at your leisure along the beautifully kept paths and walkways.

Széchenyi Thermal Bath
I always tell my clients looking for romance about this amazing place. It is fabulous for relaxing and unwinding after a day spent sightseeing, and I actually even had one elderly gentleman and lady ask me to take them there on their way back to Budapest Airport! To city workers and tourists, these thermal baths are a haven of comfort and relaxation, and the decor of the building itself is worth the visit alone. Its neo-classic silhouette presides over three outdoor thermal pools complete with fountains and marble statues. It is a wonderful place for lovers to go and drift lazily in the warm, tranquil waters before an early evening stroll along the river.

A Candlelit River Cruise
If I'm driving people at night on the Budapest Airport to city route, the first thing they see as we near the centre is the beautiful Danube River. It is truly the most stunning aspect of the city, dividing the two sides neatly in half. In my opinion, the ultimate romantic thing to do on a visit to Budapest is to go on a candlelit dinner cruise with the one you love. I have recommended so many couples to do this because I know from personal experience how lovely it is. Every year, on our anniversary, my wife and I take the same cruise along the Danube and every year we agree; our beautiful city just gets better and better.

These are just three of my favourite romantic ideas for a visit to Budapest, but in reality, the entire city is built on romance and you cannot escape her magical spell. Viva l'amore.