San Jose: A Lot More than Tech!
San Jose, California, Offers More Than Meets the Eye By Sierra Sumner San Jose, often jokingly referred to as Man…
Travel the Hidden Trails of Scotland
Experience Scotland and Ireland–see under the radar corners of the world, hiking, traveling to remote places, biking, kayaking in the dramatic wilderness.
New York City: Airbnb and a New Harsh Law for NY Rentals
Tighter Restrictions in New York for Airbnb Rentals By Sierra Sumner On October 21st, 2016, Governor of New York Andrew…
Traveloris: An Easier Way to Travel the World
Be Your Own Travel Agent with Traveloris By Sierra Sumner “Every time I travel to a new country or city,…
Utrecht, Netherlands: Discover the City in 24 Hours
Utrecht has many historic castles, exquisite garden and landscapes, museums, cathedrals, biking tours, canals and shipyards
Ark of Noah: Netherlands to Brazil
The Ark of Noah is a replica of the biblical “Noah’s Ark.” This reconstruction will sail globally and re-enact parts of the original Bible story.
Bangladesh: Why You Should Come and Where to Go
Bangladesh: Sundabars, Sylhet’s tea gardens, monuments, holidays, Cox’s bazaar, Bandarban, why visit Bangladesh? A new country with many great sites.
Boston City Pass: Museums, Aquariums, and Skywalks
See the city of Boston; New England Aquarium, Museum of Fine Arts, Museum of Science, Skywalk Observatory at the Prudential, using the Boston City Pass.
Rhode Island: Guidebook to Haunted and Strange Places
Come experience the supernatural and mysterious places in Rhode Island and the surrounding area through Charles Harrington’s book, Haunted & Strange Places.
Hiking up Mount Monadnock, New Hampshire
A hike up Mount Monadnock in Jaffrey, New Hampshire, one of the most beloved mountains and hardest hikes you can take in New England.
FreeHouse: An “Off the Grid” Experience
A Rustic, Sustainable Way to Vacation By Sierra Sumner In a busy world filled with constant contact on cellphones and…
The Backroads of Texas: Henrietta to Paris
Experience Gary Clark and Kathy Adams Clark’s newest guidebook to Texas, from the churches and county jails to famous statues and Paris, Texas