New York, Washington, Chicago, Miami, Orlando

New York:

The city that never sleeps, is one of the world’s great metropolises, offering visitors everything from the ethnic flavors of Chinatown and little Italy, to the galleries of Sotto, the Cafés of Greenwich Village, the glitz of the Theatre District, the shopping on 5th Avenue and the affluence of Park Lane and the Upper West Side. Most tourists’ sight are found on Manhattan Island, the city entertainment and business center. New York is a constantly evolving, growing and changing organism. The sheer volume of things to do, theatre, ballet, opera, and museums is astonishing. Many of the city’s restaurants are reporting boom times.

Washington:

Washington DC is a city of green parks, wide tree-lined streets, white marble buildings and surprising for a US city no skyscrapers, which gives it a more European air. It is the center for visiting diplomats and has the fourth largest concentration of hotels and motel rooms in the country.
Important sites such as the Capitol and the White House.

Chicago:

Nicknamed, as “The Windy City” is one of the world’s giant trade, industry and transport centers as well as the birthplace of the skyscraper. Chicago offers something for everyone. Outdoor-lovers can enjoy sailing, canoeing or swimming in the clear waters of Lake Michigan. Chicago certainly is the place to pick up fantastic bargains and designer gear, too. Part of Michigan Avenue, known as the Magnificent Mile, is shopping heaven - you can find everything from designer boutiques to outlet bargains. Chicago is the third largest city in the United States. The population of Chicago’s metropolitan area, makes it the third largest metropolitan area in the U.S. if you choose to visit Chicago be prepared to experience a variety of attractions; great variety of food, vivid, exciting nightlife, rich history and sightseeing as well as an endless list of parks. Lincoln Park, the largest of Chicago’s parks has over 20 million visitors each year, making it second only to Central Park in New York City.

Miami:

This cosmopolitan city boasts beautiful beaches, right next to one of the U.S.A ‘s most vibrant urban centers. Often called the city of the future. Miami contains dramatic skyscrapers, modern hotels and an international financial district. Renovated hotels along Ocean Drive and throughout the Art Deco district have captured national praise for the Art Deco, streamline Modern and Spanish Mediterranean revival styles, which dominate the one square mole area. Just north of the Art Deco Historic District, multi million dollar restorations have transformed many of the well known hotels along Collins Avenue.

Orlando:

What’s your idea of holiday fun? Whatever the answer it can be found through the 47 sq. miles of the Walt Disney World Resort/Florida. The number one holiday destination in the world features four Disney theme parks, three Disney water parks, eighteen themed Disney resort hotels; two entertainment, dining and shopping areas, award wining restaurants and endless recreation opportunities.
For customers who want to live the magic day and night there is a Walt Disney World Resort hotel for every taste and budget.

* A numerous choice of cruises to the Caribbean (East or West) departs from Miami