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Rachel Carter
Rachel Carter worked as a newspaper reporter for eight years and spent two years as an online news editor before launching her freelance career. She now writes for national meetings magazines and travel trade publications.
First-time visitors to the Great Lakes, whether lakes Erie, Superior or Michigan, are always surprised by the lakes’, well, greatness.
From IndyCars to ABBA, there’s always something new to do in America’s Heartland region.
Boomer travelers choose substance over sightseeing and eschew traditional tourism in favor of adventure and authentic experiences.
The Sooner State offers many must-see food destinations that serve up must-taste treats.
Oklahoma has a wide array of festivals and annual special events that give visitors peeks into its past and present.
The Heritage Center, which sits on the state Capitol grounds in Bismarck is undergoing a $52 million expansion and renovation.
Bismarck offers a meal experience that groups would be hard-pressed to find elsewhere: pitchfork steak fondue.
One of the world’s most renowned architects called the Chicago suburb of Oak Park, Illinois, home for the first 20 years of his career.
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