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King Kamehameha Day
King Kamehameha Day The Story Behind King Kamehameha Day When many think of Hawai’i, they envision the group of islands with serene scenery, welcoming people, and a relaxed lifestyle of surfing, sun, and leis. However, it may surprise you to hear that the islands didn’t always exist with such harmony. That’s where the story of...
Things to Do in DC
Top 5 Things to Do in Washington DC for Memorial Day Memorial Day Weekend has always been an unofficial marker that summertime is near. But this year is extra special because there is an optimism in the air that we have not felt in a long time. Slowly and cautiously, many indoor spaces are reopening,...
10 Tips To Not Look Like A Tourist In DC
As you’re taking in the many historic sights of Washington DC, it may be tempting to show off that ‘I heart DC’ shirt you just picked up at the souvenir shop. But just like the magnets you bought, some souvenirs are better off displayed at home to avoid looking like a tourist. That’s not the...
We’ve Done It Again! DC At Dusk Night Tour: #7 Travel Experience in the U.S.!
TripAdvisor has named USA Guided Tours’s DC At Dusk guided night bus tour as the #7 Travel Experience in the U.S.! This is the second time in the last two years that the USA Guided Tours team finds themselves on this coveted list published annually by TripAdvisor! Our Discover NY Tour was also named as...
Juneteenth Celebrations Across the Country
This year, the awareness around and the importance of honoring the history of the African American community can be felt throughout the United States. One of the most esteemed events is called Juneteenth. Although this day is commonly referred to as the day that slavery ended, there’s a more detailed story behind this celebration. While...
Cherry Blossom DC
Although we have been seeing closures around the city this month, nature waits for no one. Our famed Cherry Blossom trees are ahead of schedule and expected to reach their Peak Bloom by the 21st of March! All across America, people turn to the groundhog to learn when spring will arrive. Regardless of what the...
Washington, DC Waterfront
The Washington, DC waterfront is the place to be in the Capital. A resurgence of development and design along the District of Columbia’s waterfront is attracting the city’s most exciting energy. The Potomac and Anacostia rivers are home to new bars, shopping, and attractions that are perfect for the family or a Valentine’s date. The...
Appreciate African-American History This February
Black History Month February has officially started, which means it is Black History Month! This annual observance is a time to pause and reflect on the contributions that African-Americans have made to American culture. Washington, DC has a very prominent history for black people in America and we are honored to offer our African American...
Washington, DC Sightseeing
Seasonal Washington, DC Sightseeing A new year has begun, which means if you haven’t already mapped out your vacations for 2020, it’s time to consider where it is you want to go. Tourism is a booming industry, which means you have an assortment of choices as to where you go and how you get there....