United States

The city of New York is an ideal destination for ultimate urban getaways, family vacations and business trips. New York City offers a myriad of recreational facilities and hot spots that would appeal to multi-cultural tourists from around the world, whether they come from other cities in the U.S., the European countries, or the rest of the world. The city of New York, though predominantly urban, radiates the appeal and character of a county. New York City’s combination of modern and old-world feel, among other things, makes it an even more in-demand travel…Read more

Detroit, founded in 1701, is the largest city in Michigan, and borders four of the Great Lakes. The city is divided by the Straits of Mackinac into two: the upper and lower peninsulas, which are connected by Mackinac Bridge, one of the world’s longest bridges. Detroit covers about 6,657 square miles of area, with 10 counties and more than 275 municipalities, villages, and townships. This city is located in Wayne County. Find more inRead more

Atlanta is the capital and the largest city in Georgia. It covers an area of about 8,480.27 square miles, making it the 41st largest city proper and the ninth largest metropolitan area in the US. There are about 140 municipalities and 28 counties in the city. The river of Chattahoochee is one of the natural features of the city, and bounds the northwest portion of Atlanta, flowing through a valley. On the eastern portion of the metropolitan area, an 825-foot tall mountain, Stone Mountain, rises above the area. Find more inRead more