United States of America Holidays

When you consider everything the United States has to offer, you can understand why two thirds of Americans don’t hold passports. With its beaches and deserts in the west and big-name cities and theme parks in the east, the country leaves you wanting for nothing.

Florida’s theme parks and beaches attract visitors from all over the globe. In Orlando, Walt Disney World’s the biggest name, but the rides and rollercoasters at Universal Orlando Resort™ give it a run for its money. In this state’s south, meanwhile, is the city of Miami – home to silky sands, boutique hotels and full-volume nightlife.

The head honcho on America’s east coast is without a doubt New York City. From helicopter rides above the Statue of Liberty to ice skating in Central Park at Christmas, iconic experiences are a dime a dozen here. Second in command is Boston. As the oldest city in America, this culture-crammed place is known for its history, art and devout sports fans.

Over in the west, Las Vegas shines like a beacon against its desert backdrop. In this partygoers’ playground, hotels, meals and clubs all come with a supersize tag. This side of the US is also home to celebrity stomping ground Los Angeles and charming San Francisco, where you can watch seals playing in the bay from the famous Golden Gate Bridge.