For nearly 30 years, travelers enjoyed the thrill of flying faster than sound. Remember the iconic Concorde? This supersonic jet zoomed at 1,350 mph, making transatlantic flights in under three hours. That’s twice as fast as today’s commercial flights! Unfortunately, the Concorde was retired in 2003, and commercial flights haven’t been as speedy since. But, if you fly private, you can almost hit Mach 1 (767 mph), the speed of sound.
Alaska Airlines is expanding its summer schedule and boosting flights to some of America’s most beloved national parks.
I’ve had the chance to explore some of the most beautiful drives across the U.S., and trust me, each one offers something unique. Imagine cruising along the California coast with its dramatic cliffs or weaving through New England’s history-filled streets. But there’s one drive that stands out for me — the 469-mile Blue Ridge Parkway. This route is a treasure trove of limestone caverns, crystal-clear mountain springs, and the breathtaking Appalachian scenery. Every season paints a different picture, making each visit a new adventure.
The U.S. Government is hitting the road this summer to make it easier for first-time passport holders to complete their applications! 🚗💨 The State Department has announced new dates for its “Special Passport Acceptance Fairs,” designed to speed up passport processing times. Here’s everything you need to know:
Planning your next adventure to a U.S. national park? From the historic Acadia to the vast Yellowstone, the United States boasts a variety of stunning parks. As of 2020, the U.S. added New River Gorge National Park and Preserve in West Virginia, bringing the total number of national parks to 63. Here’s the full list of these parks categorized by region:
Visitors to Great Basin National Park in White Pine County, Nevada, should prepare for several disruptions due to major construction projects scheduled from June to September. The National Park Service (NPS) has announced that five significant upgrades will be taking place during the summer months, and park officials are urging visitors to plan accordingly.
