Explore the United States and Canada

The United States is a premier destination for travelers, offering an incredible diversity of cities and experiences. Among our most popular choices are New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Miami—each delivering unique attractions and vibrant culture. However, our expertise spans the entire United States and Canada, ensuring comprehensive destination services wherever your journey takes you.

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Los Angeles, CAThere are more cars than people in Los Angeles. — Los Angeles, CA
There are more cars than people in Los Angeles.

New YorkThe borough Bronx is named after a swede, Jonas Bronck. — New York
The borough Bronx is named after a swede, Jonas Bronck.

Miami, FLSouth Beach is the world's largest Art Deco District. — Miami, FL
South Beach is the world's largest Art Deco District.

Washington, DCThe White House has 35 bathrooms. — Washington, DC
The White House has 35 bathrooms.

Boston, MAHome of the first subway in the US. — Boston, MA
Home of the first subway in the US.

Seattle, WAThe world's first Starbucks opened here. — Seattle, WA
The world's first Starbucks opened here.

Chicago, ILSpray paint was invented here in 1949. — Chicago, IL
Spray paint was invented here in 1949.

New Orleans, LAMardi Gras has been celebrated since 1730. — New Orleans, LA
Mardi Gras has been celebrated since 1730.

San Francisco, CAHome of the largest Chinatown outside of Asia. — San Francisco, CA
Home of the largest Chinatown outside of Asia.

San Diego, CASan Diego produces the most avocados in the US. — San Diego, CA
San Diego produces the most avocados in the US.

Orlando, FLDisney World spends more than $30,000 per night on fireworks. — Orlando, FL
Disney World spends more than $30,000 per night on fireworks.

Oahu, HIIolani Palace is the only Royal Palace in the US. — Oahu, HI
Iolani Palace is the only Royal Palace in the US.

Atlanta, GAHome to the world's busiest airport. — Atlanta, GA
Home to the world's busiest airport.

Philadelphia, PAThe first hospital in the US opened here. — Philadelphia, PA
The first hospital in the US opened here.

Nashville, TNElvis recorded over 200 songs here. — Nashville, TN
Elvis recorded over 200 songs here.

Las Vegas, NVThe Strip is the brightest place on Earth when looked at from outer space. — Las Vegas, NV
The Strip is the brightest place on Earth when looked at from outer space.

San Juan, PRThe world's largest rum distillery, Bacardi, is located here. — San Juan, PR
The world's largest rum distillery, Bacardi, is located here.

Houston, TX“Houston” was the first word spoken on the moon by Neil Armstrong. — Houston, TX
“Houston” was the first word spoken on the moon by Neil Armstrong.

Key West, FL42 bridges connect Key West to the mainland. — Key West, FL
42 bridges connect Key West to the mainland.

Vancouver, CANADAGreenpeace was founded in Vancouver 1971. — Vancouver, CANADA
Greenpeace was founded in Vancouver 1971.

Charleston, NCThe first golf game in the US was played here. — Charleston, NC
The first golf game in the US was played here.

Montreal, CANADAMontreal is one the world’s five largest French-speaking cities — Montreal, CANADA
Montreal is one the world’s five largest French-speaking cities

Toronto, CANADAPATH is the largest underground pedestrian system in North America. — Toronto, CANADA
PATH is the largest underground pedestrian system in North America.

San Jose, CASilicon Valley is home to the largest number of millionaires in the US. — San Jose, CA
Silicon Valley is home to the largest number of millionaires in the US.