New York, NY

New York ranks as the largest city in the US, and among the largest cities in the world. New York is a major hub to the financial and commerce arena. This is a city filled with a plethora of culture, class and fashion. New York, has taken on several alias names over time. It has been recognized as “The Fashion Capital of the World”, “The City that Never Sleeps”, or more commonly know as the “Big Apple”. New York is accessible by three main airports JFK, LaGuardia Airport, and Newark International Airport. New York is made up of five boroughs Manhattan, Bronx, Queens, Staten Island and Brooklyn. Getting around the five boroughs is best by subway, bus or cab.                                                                                                                          

Los Angeles, CA

LA, the City of Angels, is home to over 4 million people and one of the most diverse cities in the US. LA is also recognized as The Entertainment Capital of the world. LA is a city that leads in producing award winning movies, television programs, music and artists bar none. Famous studios that are found in the city and within the county are the WB, Universal, and Paramount Studios. Other famous attractions include Hollywood Blvd, Disneyland, George C Page Museum Tar Pit Discoveries, The Getty Center and much more. Shopping on Rodeo drive and exploring California’s breathtaking beaches are yet another reason to visit LA.

Chicago, IL
    

Chicago is the third largest city in the US. With two major airports, traveling to and from Chicago is easy. Midway airport, located on Chicago’s Southwest side is accessible by public transportation, via the bus or the subway. O’Hare International Airport is located just north of the downtown area and is accessible by bus or train as well. Chicago’s RTA website plans individual trips to your destination around the city by bus or train. Visitors to the city usually start with downtown Chicago, where you can find a host of attractions, museums, restaurants, shopping, nightlife, lodging and more. Popular tourist’s attractions include The Museum Campus, Navy Pier, Millennium Park, Sears Tower, and Lincoln Park Zoo.

Atlanta, GA

Atlanta is the state capitol of Georgia and pride of the South. However, Atlanta is no stranger to commerce and the global economy. Atlanta, ranks third in the nation with fortune 500 companies headquartered in the city. Home to the 1996 Olympic Games, Atlanta quickly transformed to become the bustling city we know today. With tourist’s attractions such as the Coca Cola Company, Georgia Aquarium, Centennial Olympic Park, Stone Mountain, and Woodruff Arts Center, Atlanta has something for everyone.    

San Diego, CA

San Diego has a lot to offer its visitors.  From beautifully constructed architecture to water sports and more, San Diego will keep you in awe.  Balboa Park is the heart of San Diego and a great place to start sightseeing.  It s home to the famous San Diego Zoo, 15 museums, performing arts venues and beautiful gardens.  It's a great place to visit anytime of the year because San Diego has great weather all year round.  Main attractions include, the Natural History Museum, The Botanical Building, The San Diego Wild Animal Park and more. We chose to highlight hotels in the Gaslamp Quarter District for convenience to all the popular restaurants.