Veronica Bird

Cruising the Inside Passage of Alaska is like stepping into nature’s ultimate playground. Picture yourself gliding past towering glaciers, winding through misty fjords, and spotting whales and sea otters from your veranda. The air is crisp, the scenery is jaw-dropping, and every day feels like a new adventure. Whether you’re snapping selfies with snow-capped peaks, marveling at bald eagles soaring overhead, or exploring charming coastal towns like Juneau and Ketchikan, this journey is all about soaking up the fun, beauty, and wild spirit of Alaska. So grab your sense of wonder—and maybe a cozy jacket—and get ready for an unforgettable ride!

My husband and I have stayed at Resorts World in Las Vegas two times and are absolutely obsessed. We first visited the hotel on a business trip, but we loved it so much that we came back and stayed again just for fun. The hotel is fairly new and on the north side of the strip. The interior is absolutely beautiful! The game area felt super clean, and they had so many delicious restaurants to choose from. We laid by the pool one day, and the view and scenery were breathtaking. We love this hotel so much and have so many good memories here that we are definitely planning to stay again the next time we visit Las Vegas.

Branson has become my family's go to place when we need a quick trip! We fell in love with the laid-back atmosphere the first time we went. We now visit Branson at least three times a year, as every season is unique there. We love the beautiful scenery as well as the many places to visit. We call it a kid's Las Vegas! From museums, hiking trails, Table Rock Lake and even Silver Dollar City (a huge theme park, complete with awesome roller coasters), there is something for everyone! Christmas time at Branson is also very unique and special as the whole city decorates and puts you in the holiday mood! You could visit Branson multiple times and never run out of things to do.

Lake Okoboji in northwest Iowa will always hold a special place in my heart. I have spent almost every 4th of July there at my grandparent's lakefront house. Lake Okoboji is like no other lake I've been to. It has a unique, small town feel to it and isn't as commercialized as other lakes I've been to. There is so much going on during the summer months. From flea markets to boating on the lake to Arnold's Park (the cutest amusement park!) there is definitely something for everyone!