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On April 18, a federal judge ruled against the federal mandate requiring facial coverings on all forms of public transportation, including airplanes and in airports. In response, airlines are adjusting their policies accordingly with most making masks optional for passengers and flight crews. Here is what travelers need to know as of today: Among the

By Amy Okafor There’s something magical and appealing about vivid flowers, blossoming trees, and exotic plants. Nature is on display and readily accessible at arboretums and botanical gardens throughout the U.S., and its beauty beckons. Here are the 10 most glamorous gardens in the U.S. to check out. 1. Morris Arboretum Journey back to Victorian

New York You could spend days visiting all the museums in the Big Apple, and you probably have seen many of them already. Maybe, it’s time for something a little bit different. Like, truly unique. How about the KGB Espionage Museum? You’ll uncover a collection of never-before-seen secret tools and techniques used by the infamous

With spring sprung and the world starting to reopen what better way to show Mom you care this Mother’s Day than gifting her with gadgets and accessories she can use on the go? The experts at the GO Group, LLC, an international travel and transportation company, give their top five recommendations to ace this Mother’s

Mini-bars and free toothbrushes are passé. The experts at The GO Group LLC researched hotels and resorts to the find the most creative new amenities. These properties do it better! Sleep better: With hotels in Seattle, San Diego, San Francisco, Portland and Chicago, the hotels of Pineapple Hospitality offer its guests The Naked Experience™ which

Vinnie Van GO likes to stick to a strict schedule while traveling but after some great advice from Jane Hurst, he’s ready to switch things up a bit. Too many people think that the only way to get the most out of their vacations is to have a structured itinerary that has something planned for

Hiking, horseback riding, upscale dining, myriad cultural institutions, shopping and more! Add in sunny skies and mountain views and you can’t beat Phoenix and the surrounding areas for a perfect destination for spring break! Bonus for baseball fans – spring training is back! Plans are in place to start on February 27 through March 30.

Hawai’i has it all! Sunny skies, beautiful beaches, gorgeous mountain views! And it’s open for travelers! GO serves Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL) in Honolulu on Oahu, Kahului Airport (OGG) on Maui, Kona International (KOA) on the island of Hawai’i, and Kauai Lihue Airport (LIH) on the island of Kauai via partner GO SpeediShuttle.

Need some magic in your life? Don your mouse ears and head to Walt Disney World®! Disney theme parks, resort hotels, restaurants, attractions and experiences are open but may be modified and operating under limited capacity. What you need to know before you go: Face masks covering both mouth and nose must be worn at

Mexico is open to travelers! With its close proximity to the U.S., inexpensive flights and relatively lax entry requirements, warm and sunny Mexico is a popular tourist destination. GO serves Cancun International Airport, transportation travelers to/from top spots in the Yucatan Peninsula, specifically, Cancun, Puerto Morelos, Riviera Maya, Playa Del Carmen, Tulum and more. Note:

Puerto Rico is Open to Travelers! Is it dark, gloomy and cold where you live? Or do you just need a change of scenery? Head to Puerto Rico! Warm weather, fabulous beaches and sunny skies! GO serves Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport via GO Puerto Rico Shuttle. What to Know Before you GO: The Basics:

Snow fun season is in full swing in Colorado! GO operators are up and running at reduced capacity at Colorado’s most popular resorts. When you’re ready to hit the slopes, here’s what to what to know before you go: Protective Gear Masks and face coverings that cover both nose and mouth must be worn at

With 2020 being a historical year, wherein the world’s evolvement and hustle-bustle came to a halt, we expect enormous changes and drifts in 2021, especially in terms of travel. Experts expect the travel rate to rise as the year progresses. Hopefully, with the decrease in the number of COVID cases, people will be able to

The holidays always bring hope for the year to come, and what better way to embrace that hope than gifting the traveler in your life with something they can use when they finally get to resume checking locales off their bucket lists? Here are six top holiday gifts for the avid travelers and gadget fans

Booking online for airport transportation is easy! But if you have questions, check out this article by guest blogger Xavier James. Booking airport transfers can be confusing, especially if it’s your first time and because of COVID-19 restrictions and regulations. Add to that the tight schedules of flights, last minute flight changes, and the big

With the holiday season approaching, so is the prospect of long travel. If you’re planning on braving holiday airport crowds in the era of coronavirus perhaps you’ll be lucky enough to be able to take advantages of one of these new airport amenities. Tuscon International Airport, Tuscon, AZ—Hands-Free Elevators Whether you want to avoid germs

Whatever kind of trip you are planning, you won’t go far without a good travel budget! Why is that so? The concept of budget travel is based on the idea of calculating possible expenses before leaving for a trip. Have you ever come back from a holiday and felt sorry for all the wasted money?

Ready to travel again? So are we!  Check out these tips we first posted in 2020 for reducing your environmental footprint while traveling for vacation, business or both! OFFSET YOUR CARBON FOOTPRINT When traveling by plane, consider offsetting your carbon footprint. Check for carbon emission programs airlines offer and pick the one that offers a

It’s almost October and that means it’s time to get spooky! While some Halloween events have been put on hiatus this year, that doesn’t mean all the creepy-crawlies have been cancelled. Here are six socially-distant, Spooktacular scares for kids and adults alike across the U.S. Museum of Terror—Chicago, IL(Weekends Oct. 15- Nov. 22) This two-story