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Your Guide to Airports in Washington State

For anyone looking to visit Washington State, knowing which airports are available to you makes planning your itinerary easier. While there are over 140 public airports in Washington, there are only 12 that operate commercial passenger flights. Most travelers will fly into Sea-Tac Airport, the largest Washington airport, but there are several smaller regional airports in Washington State that have regularly scheduled service, competitive pricing, and eliminate rental cars and drive time. If you’re not sure which airport in Washington State is best for you, this guide will help you familiarize yourself with which airports connect to which city and what airlines operate at each airport. You’ll find that Washington State easily connects to destinations across the United States and is an important factor of why it’s a cornerstone for travel in the Pacific Northwest, and a starting point for […]

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King Cake: Louisiana Mardi Gras Tradition

The King Cake, a beloved staple of Mardi Gras celebrations in Louisiana, has a history as colorful and vibrant as its sugary exterior. This sweet treat, deeply rooted in European traditions, has evolved into a symbol of Louisiana’s cultural heritage and festive spirit. Origins and History of the King Cake The King Cake tradition can be traced back to European celebrations of Epiphany, also known as Three Kings Day or Twelfth Night. This Christian holiday, observed on January 6th, commemorates the visit of the three wise men to the baby Jesus. In medieval Europe, elaborate feasts were held on this day, featuring a special cake that contained a bean or coin. Epiphany was widely celebrated in Europe, and French settlers brought this tradition to Louisiana in the 18th century.  Over time, the King Cake became intertwined with the Louisiana’s Mardi […]

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Visit Washington State National Parks

When you visit Washington State’s National Parks, you’ll find everything from beautiful views, a variety of landscapes, magnificent wildlife, and interesting historical sites. The state has numerous parks to visit, including national parks, national historical reserves, and national historical parks, giving visitors a choice when it comes to what they can see or do when traveling around Washington State.

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Hit the Slopes: 20 Slopes for Skiing in Washington State

Washington State offers winter enthusiasts a snowy paradise with its diverse and picturesque ski destinations. From the towering peaks of the Cascade Range to the serene beauty of the Olympic Mountains, both sides of  Washington offer a wealth of ski resorts that cater to both seasoned adventurers and those seeking a more casual winter wonderland escape.

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Seattle: 12 Things to Do in Pioneer Square

The Seattle summer is in full swing. Sports, outdoor events, parades, and lots of visitors and locals taking advantage of the sunny weather. Combine a sunny day with art, culture, and history with a day in Seattle’s Pioneer Square. On a weekday Pioneer Square is full of people in suits, the King County Courthouse and numerous office buildings are close by. On weekends, you’ll find a mix of workers, shoppers, tourists, and a few men and women who, unfortunately, call the park benches home.   The Pioneer Square historic neighborhood is a great place to discover Seattle’s early history, wander through the shops and art galleries, or grab a table at a restaurant or café.  For sports fans, T-Mobile Park (Mariners MLB baseball) and Lumen Field (Seahawks NFL football and Seattle Sounders FC soccer/football) stadiums are a short walk away.  […]

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