Travel

My bf and I are graduating together and want to take a weekend trip after we finish school but we have no idea where to go. I'm 25, he's 24, and we both live in Connecticut. We are thinking of renting a hotel or something in a town or city along the east coast. We don't want to go too far down south, just to save on gas and stuff. The thing is we have no idea where we want to go! We've been to NYC a million times, Atlantic City is too dirty, the Cape is really boring, and Newport is mad expensive. We want to do something different- both of us really aren't into museums. I really want to do or go somewhere special, that won't cost more than 50 bucks a person. If there's something unique and fun or trendy and cool- if there's some unique history or adrenaline-fueled or brand new we would consider it. Recommendations for fun, cool, and exciting trips for less are greatly appreciated.

Isn't it a bit strange how they always hide it?

I'm going on a private jet from UK to Amsterdam in July its a sharing seats with others got it for 500 GBP but no return will come back normal cheap way.

Best answer: Do great Britain’s and Europeans care about Americans?

Best answer: Yes in the suburbs close to the cities all you see are Asians

Liberals in many occasions have told us how they hate America and white americans in particular. They believe for starters that this land was "stolen". They believe that this land does not belong to White Americans, that this land belong to the native indians. The same native indians that killed many Americans during the Indian wars. Second, they believe we "stole land from Mexico" They completely forgot that it was Mexico who started the war by attacking Texas in 1845 after having recognized its independence in 1836. They blame white people for slavery, but make no mention of the colored people in Africa who were the real masters of slave trade. And now, they side with the illegal immigrants, instead of the American people when these illegals committ crimes against Americans

Don't forget to pack those elastic pants.

It’s for one day.

My friend and I were talking about traveling and the price/feasibility of it. She mentioned going to Miami (we live in New York) for spring break, but flights are a bit pricey. I told her that flights within the U.S can sometimes cost just as much as international flights. For the same $600+ round trip it takes to fly places like LA, FL, etc, you could fly to Italy (example). She also said that it doesn’t make sense for someone’s first trip to be international. I don’t have extensive experience traveling in America except road trips to down south, but my first international flight was to South Korea and I don’t think it was necessarily more expensive or harder than if I had went to say, Hawaii. Thoughts?

Best answer: Any of the countries that get voted onto the annual "Top Ten Best Countries to Live In". These lists are made both by US business magazines and by other business associations, but they are consistent.

Any of the Scandanavian countries
The Netherlands
Switzerland
Australia
Canada

The US comes somewhere in the teens, but NEVER in the Top 10.

Best answer: In many countries it is common for people selling houses to give the number of square feet or square metres of floor space in a house. In the UK it is not so common to do this and consequently builders can keep squeezing down the area without people noticing until it has become ridiculous. There's plenty of room to build houses in Britain as a whole only about 10% of the country is built up and there is no shortage of space in Scotland.