So, you've decided you want to go on a skiing holiday with your family. For sure, everyone's already excited and can't wait to go, and you're probably thinking of what to wear, and which gear to pack. However, before you are caught up with all the excitement, there's one major decision you need to make; you need to find the best ski resort to ensure you all have the best possible experience.  

The world is brimming with amazing skiing destinations, however if you live in the US and are planning a staycation, you may find it tricky to choose the best ski resort, and don’t know where to start your research.
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Feet Do Travel can help you with our guide to choosing the best family ski resort in the USA.

More people are preferring a staycation than overseas travel, so RV, motorhome and campervans are more popular than ever.

​If you’re planning to take your camper out this winter, you’re in the right place. What’s more suitable than snowy mountain peaks to celebrate winter wonders? America’s national parks are truly plentiful, so there’s a perfect location for everyone. 

Feet Do Travel can help you find the most perfect national parks to visit this winter with 5 best US national parks for RV, campervan or motorhome travel.

Houston is without doubt one of the most affordable places in the United States. The living cost is around 25% below the average living cost of the United States. The place has numerous greeneries, restaurants, steakhouses, museums, places of art and culture and not forgetting the NASA Space Centre Houston. 

The region is known for its vast diversity but it is also a perfect destination for people looking for a holiday within a budget. Accommodation for example, Deer Park apartments, a close suburb to Houston, has cheaper and more affordable lodging. There are a few ways you can experience Houston at its best whilst maintaining a budget friendly itinerary. 

Feet Do Travel show you Houston, Texas on a budget.

Following the COVID-19 outbreak, travelling outside of your home country may make you a little more nervous for various reasons. However, this doesn’t mean all your plans to explore and discover new places have to be placed on hold, it simply means you need to be a little more imaginative. Exploring places nearer to home for a staycation is an excellent way of discovering new places on your door step whilst keeping yourself safe, and boosting your country’s economy.

One of the most enjoyable staycations, especially if you have children, is to go camping. This will give you freedom and independence with regard to what you can do, where to go and what you can see. 

The best camping trips do require some preparation in order for you to make the most out of your adventure.

Feet Do Travel share top tips to make your camping trip a success.

​If you are planning to take your first solo hike, you will want it to be safe and successful. Hiking solo is a great challenge and is something everyone should try in their lifetime. It will help clear your mind, test your mental and physical stamina and make you stronger. 

Trekking solo isn’t without it’s risks, but if you plan properly in advance, prepare the right gear and are sensible, your adventure will be exciting and most of all, rewarding.

Feet Do Travel have prepared this guide to help you through some of the most essential parts of a great hike. So without further ado, let us look at everything you need to know before hiking solo and venturing into the wild.

​Hitting the road in a comfortable RV is one of the best travel experiences you can enjoy in America. Whether you're staying in each location for just one night or preparing for the week, there are plenty of campsites which offer truly wonderful scenery. 

Whilst some of these campsites can be quiet and secluded, as RV-ing becomes more popular, other travellers may have the same idea as you, so it’s recommended you book in advance. Whether you're looking for coastal beauty, mountain views, or interesting rocky landscapes, the US has some great places to park your RV.

As travel restrictions around the world are being relaxed, many people are discovering the advantages of the "new normal", and exploring new places in their own Country. If you haven't yet bought your first RV, visit Zervs who have a range of motor homes to suit all tastes. You will quickly realise the benefits of RV travel, and how convenient it can be.

Feet Do Travel share America’s most scenic RV parks and campgrounds.

New York City; a global metropolis, a hub for finance, culture, and many other activities. The city that never sleeps, New York’s attractions lure millions of tourists every year.

The competitive nature of New York means it can be quite expensive. Luckily the US has plenty of other big cities along the East Coast with a beautiful skyline, great attractions, but with a significantly cheaper urban lifestyle. 

Foreign tourists seeking a unique American city experience need to first obtain a visa.. Travellers from countries in the Visa Waiver Program obtain this through the esta visa application. A straightforward online procedure with a detailed questionnaire, and once the American administration approves your application, it will give you a two-year window to visit the US.

Feet Do Travel know New York is expensive, so we share budget friendly alternatives to New York City, USA.

​Looking for a romantic getaway with your significant other? Do you want a trip somewhere you and your better half can unwind and have a fun weekend? Are you considering honeymoon destinations and have thought about the usual suspects – New York, Paris, or Rome.
 
Have you considered the Jewel of the Midwest? Chicago, Illinois. The Windy City has much variety to offer all couples whether you are interested in food, luxury or boutique hotels, nature, entertainment, or are just looking for a fantastic Instagram opportunity.
 
In addition to being an affordable destination, Chicago has much to offer including a few hidden gems.

Feet Do Travel share 5 reasons Chicago is an underrated couples’ destination.

Seattle, Washington or The Emerald City as it’s affectionately known, is one of the most heavily visited places in the Pacific Northwest region of the U.S and for good reason. 

It has an undeniable charm hosting many annual festivals to suit every taste, from food festivals to tulip festivals and Pride. Music lovers will note it’s the birthplace of grunge or “Seattle” sound, so it has its fair share of music festivals every year. Did you know that Seattle also brought the world Bill Gates, Microsoft, Amazon, and the first ever Starbucks was in Pike Place Market?

For outdoor enthusiasts, Puget Sound is a must-visit place. The City of Seattle is surrounded by water, mountains, lakes, forests, parklands, and Mount Rainer is nearby for hikers wishing to spend a few hours exploring nature.
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If that hasn’t whet your appetite, Feet Do Travel show you 8 reasons to visit Seattle.

RV Travel has increased recently due to Covid-19 travel restrictions. It’s a comfortable and convenient way of travelling which means you can relax more and shake away the week's stress.

Going on a road trip in your RV is exciting, however maintaining your vehicle is essential. Taking care of the 'stinky slinky' isn’t the most glamorous subject but storing the sewer hose is important to avoid unpleasant accidents.

Everyone wants to show off their RVs, but practical items such as the sewer hose need to be kept out of sight, and you don’t want it taking up valuable space in your RV on something so unsightly. Dumping the grey and black tank is unglamorous for every RV owner, however storing your waste hose should be convenient and hygienic during your trip.

If you are wondering where to hide your RV sewer hose secretly, Feet Do Travel provide some creative ideas on the best way to store an RV sewer hose like a pro.