USA

The USA is a vast country with 50 states all offering something unique. Whether you’re looking to experience a relaxing tropical holiday, snow filled adventure, or the wonders of its incredible National Parks, there’s something for everyone. It’s also a perfect destination for scenic drives, delicious food, cosmopolitan city life, wilderness, cultural diversity, beautiful beaches, and so much more.

Why not check out our Tour section of our website or the real taste of the USA!

Top attractions and places to visit

The Deep South- Memphis, Nashville, New Orleans & The home of Elvis
Las Vegas & The Grand Canyon
The shop and the flop of NYC coupled with one of the 14 New York beaches.
The Theme parks of Florida or California
San Francisco the Golden Gate Bridge and the famous Alcatraz
Immersive Ranch holidays in Texas, California, Colorado
The national parks of Yosemite, Yellow stone and so many more reached by convertible mustang and live the US driving dream.
The Beaches & the stunning Florida Keys if you are a white sand and sunshine lover!
The shopping, outlets and malls are a must – grab yourself some brilliant bargains.
World-class skiing, wild west towns and some of the quietest slopes around – there are lots of reasons to ski in the USA. Resorts in Colorado sit at high altitude, so there’s lots of light powder.

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Accommodation

The cost of accommodation is significant for any traveller exploring the USA, especially in the cities, but wherever you travel, you’re almost certain to find a good-quality, reasonably priced motel or hotel. If you’re prepared to pay a little extra, wonderful historic hotels and lodges can offer truly memorable experiences.

Typical prices are as follows:

1 Night in a Basic Room: £25+

1 Night in a Double Room: £30 - £90

1 Night in a Luxury Room - £100+

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Check out the USA offers, or call one of our travel experts on 0161 440 6735 to tailor your break!

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Weather

The overall climate in the United States of America (USA) is temperate, with notable exceptions. Alaska has an Arctic tundra climate, while Hawaii and South Florida have a tropical climate. The Great Plains are dry, flat and grassy, turning into an arid desert in the far West.

In terms of temperatures and precipitation, there are very large differences throughout the country. The northwest is wet, the southeast fairly wet and the central part of America is dry. What is the best travel time? That all depends on where you want to go and what do you want to do on your holiday? You can actually travel to America all year round, but the weather will depend on what part of the USA you are visiting. So, it’s always best to do your research before booking.

Resort Fees

Many hotels are now charging mandatory ‘resort fees’ that can cost as much as $45 per room per night. These fees include all kinds of items and privileges, ranging from local telephone calls to internet access to the coffee maker in your room. Parking may or may not be included in this daily resort fee.

A great tool to check your resort fees at each hotel you are due to stay at is http://www.resortfeechecker.com/

Language

As you'd expect, the vast majority of people in the United States speak English (about 300 million), which makes it the country's de facto (in practice, not in law) official language. Despite this, there's quite a few differences between British and American English. Here are ten slang phrases you may or may not be familiar with - take a guess what they may mean before looking them up!