Fairfield–off the beaten path, but worth every bite! Fairfield, Iowa refuses to be categorized. It’s simultaneously both exciting and relaxing, with its serene landscapes that span from corn fields on…
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Perhaps now more than ever, a vacation that boasts a multitude of outdoor activities is the prime reason why people choose one destination over another. With that in mind, more…
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Flooring Capital of The World; Dalton, GA, nestled near the base of the Appalachian Mountain chain, is home to an industry that merges purposefully crafted design with an attention to…
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When the weather starts to cool, slowly and mildly as it’s known to do in South Louisiana, the lucky locals of Baton Rouge look forward to what comes next: gumbo…
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They’ve been called the Galapagos of North America, but frankly, that’s selling them short. Five islands that are the loveliest step back in time; a wondrous world where housecat-size foxes…
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Utah’s largest independent distillery, Ogden’s Own, produces an award-winning line of gins, whiskeys, and vodkas. The lines are each uniquely branded, sometimes with tongue-in-cheek references to some aspects of Utah’s…
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Pull up a seat and stay awhile in charming Hendersonville, NC In the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, good food and warm hospitality are traditions locals hold dear and…
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As a top-ten tourist destination in Texas, Nacogdoches is known for putting Texas on the table. Unique dining venues range from some of the best-known barbeque and burger purveyors in…
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Since 1955, The Fredonia Hotel & Convention Center has been a luxurious oasis in East Texas. Through ownership changes and challenges of a changing economy, the hotel has always returned…
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Sampling local beer, wine, and spirits is fun and rewarding in the Missouri Ozarks thanks to a program developed by the Springfield Convention & Visitors Bureau. The Ozarks Tap and…