Carri Wilbanks
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Video Host & Producer. Travel show Host: Xfinity Comcast. Freelance Writer @usatoday Features More #Travel & #Tourism at https://t.co/KFcYwVJJnp
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1 month ago |
goworldtravel.com | Carri Wilbanks
Between its Rocky Mountain backbone and the endless Eastern Plains, Colorado’s moniker could easily be the “Scenic State” instead of its official nickname, the “Centennial State.” In 2024, Colorado hosted nearly 100,000 million annual visitors, and in 2023, Denver International Airport was ranked the 6th busiest airport in the world. However, the beauty of Colorado is that it doesn’t feel crowded. Most visitors come to spend time in nature. And you don’t have to travel far to find it.
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Nov 2, 2024 |
goworldtravel.com | Carri Wilbanks
In the 1880s, when Buena Vista was teeming with miners and settlers, the prime real estate Shorehouse Hotel sits on what was home to the town’s brothel. Today, this chic four-suite boutique property is owned by the same local family that owns CKS River Supply, conveniently located just downstairs.
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Jul 4, 2024 |
goworldtravel.com | Carri Wilbanks
In one of the most iconic songs of all time, Tony Bennet sings about leaving his heart in San Francisco. While we didn’t find the late crooner’s heart on our recent family vacation to the foggy city “above the blue and windy sea,” we, too, fell in love with the place. My husband, TJ, and I found plenty of things to do in San Francisco despite having two energetic kids in tow.
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Jun 17, 2024 |
goworldtravel.com | Carri Wilbanks
With a population of 750, what Mendocino, California lacks in year-round residents, it more than makes up for with recreational opportunities, especially for families. This welcoming coastal community, three hours north of San Francisco and five hours south of Oregon, is home to ancient redwood trees and miles of rails-to-trails. There is also world-class whale watching and colorful glass beaches (don’t worry; they’re safe).
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Mar 31, 2024 |
goworldtravel.com | Carri Wilbanks
Every good story needs a conflict. Similarly, the best family vacations – at least those on TV – always seem to have an obstacle that must be overcome. For example, in National Lampoon’s Vacation the Griswolds struggle with their cursed station wagon as they try to drive across the country. Meanwhile, in A Very Brady Sequel, America’s favorite blended family has to outwit a conman in Hawaii. And in Home Alone, the McCallisters accidentally leave their youngest kid, Kevin, behind.
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