| See America |
What is See America?
SeeAmerica is the brand developed by the Travel Industry Association of America (TIA) in partnership with more than 2,000 leading travel industry organizations to promote the United States as one of the world's premier tourism destinations. In the absence of a federally-funded national tourism promotion agency, TIA created SeeAmerica, the universal brand for the entire U.S. travel and tourism product.
What is SeeAmerica.org?
SeeAmerica.org is the premier online portal to all the U.S. travel websites you need to make your travel decisions. The site contains more than 10,000 links to hotels, airlines, attractions, convention and visitor bureaus, state tourism offices, and more.
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| Frommers |
We at Frommer's want to help you explore your travel destinations the way locals do. Whether you're venturing close to home or across the globe, whether your budget is limited or limitless, we strive to live up to your discerning approach to travel by delivering the most candid and reliable information on this Web site and in our guidebooks and products.
Since the 1957 publication of Arthur Frommer's revolutionary Europe on $5 a Day, the Frommer's collection of travel products has expanded to include over 300 guidebooks as well as this popular Frommers.com Web site, reaffirming Frommer's as the most trusted name in travel today.
Frommers.com is an essential online destination for those planning the perfect travel excursion. Not only can Frommers.com visitors easily find candid, timely articles written by Frommers.com experts, they also can read excerpts from and purchase Frommer's Guidebooks, while gaining additional insights from our lively message boards and purchasing travel products and services from our high-quality booking partners.
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| National Traffic and Road Closure Information |
U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration. Click on State for Traffic and Closure Information. Planning a trip? Check your route for road closures or other problems. |
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| Traveling USA |
Traveling USA, your source for travel planning, guides, maps, and information. We show you places you can go and provide you with directions, guides and maps to help your vacation travel a great experience.
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| Coleman |
The source for road trip travel and closer-to-home adventure. If you camp, you know the name. "The Outdoor Company"...
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| RV Trips |
RV Trips makes planning your next road trip a breeze. Don't pay for those expensive CDROMs, when RV Trips offers you the same (actually quite improved) functions for free. |
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| RoadSideAmerica |
RoadsideAmerica.com is a caramel-coated-nutbag-full of odd and hilarious travel destinations -- over 7,000 places -- ready for exploration.
Since our first book, Roadside America, introduced readers to the world of offbeat tourist attractions 20 years ago, we (authors and road trip know-it-alls Doug Kirby, Ken Smith, Mike Wilkins) haven't slowed down. In fact, we're speeding up! Or maybe it's just a bad optical illusion...
Planning Your Own Road Trips
Site visitors often tell us our write-ups help them plan their own trips. We provide directions to attractions and even maps when available; otherwise, just drive to the town and ask a local. It's more fun that way.
We list some attraction hours and admission prices, but be wary -- these change frequently at many offbeat places.
Hours are sometimes a crap shoot. Graveyards are open all the time; but lone fanatical collectors may be off digging up petrified leeches, or getting their medication when you arrive. You take your chances. Call ahead if you're going way out of your way.
For reasons that grow hazier with time, we produced a thicker, more depraved sequel, New Roadside America. The books chronicled tourist attractions throughout the continental United States -- from the World's Largest Twine Ball to an obscure monument to a patriotic pig.
After a series of Hypertours in the early 1990s, the Internet found us (or vice versa). In 1994, we guided AOL and Hotwired users on the web's first real-time, coast-to-coast "virtual vacation" -- a Hypertour from California to New York.
We launched roadsideamerica.com in 1996, and then, spurning dotcom IPO offers and "lucrative" TV deals, clambered back into our cars and drove off. There were places to see, rumors to investigate, Muffler Men to hunt down. Fans joined in with tips and photos and the site grew like mental kudzu, too fun to stop. And it continues....
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| RWA Direct |
Road conditions and construction for every region of the USA.
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| Rand McNally Road Trip |
Plot out your entire trip from start to finish -- even your stops along the way. Find interesting things to see and do. Arrange your overnight stays. |
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| MSN Traffic Reports |
Get traffic reports and local traffic conditions in your location to make your commute easier.
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