7 Night Hawaii 
Brochure price $1,979. Save up to 50% !

Highlights:

• Explore the Hawaiian Islands in a unique way aboard this floating luxury resort with patriotic themed public areas.
• Enjoy delicious cuisine from 6 different restaurants that include an American steakhouse, Italian restaurant and a Sushi Bar.
• Stay active with fun filled amenities including a gyrosphere, basketball court, jogging track, golf driving net and fitness center.
• Past guests rave about the stunning public rooms, onboard activities and amazing scenery discovered on this unique itinerary.

Cruise Description:

Explore the natural wonders of Hawaii on a 7-night cruise from Honolulu aboard Pride of America. On Maui, hike in the gorgeous Sacred Iao Valley, with its lush green foliage and beautiful waterfalls. From Hilo, trek to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park to see the very active Kilauea. In Kailua-Kona, lounge on the beach, browse the shops, or go fishing for marlin. Then spend two unforgettable days exploring the “Garden Island” of Kauai. Onboard, step back to the 1950s in the Cadillac Diner.

Price of cruise starts from $999

Brochure price $1,979. Save up to 50%! For 7 Nights Hawaii.

Your Package Includes:

Your package includes shipboard accommodations, ocean transportation, fabulous entertainment and daily activities, on-board meals and some beverages, port charges and more. It does not include shore excursions, personal expenses, gratuities, or alcoholic beverages. Government fees and taxes are not included and can be as much as $300 per person, depending on the length of your cruise. Prices listed are per person, cruise only, based on double occupancy

On line booking please visit at  www.calculatemytrip.com

Anchorage, AK: Anchorage Away
Talk glaciers, totems and Alaskan king crab in this spirited American city.

Tackle Tony Knowles Coastal Trail, a winding path that ascends ten miles from downtown Anchorage to Kincaid Park with views of Mt. McKinley–North America’s tallest peak–ships dawdling in Cook’s Inlet, and the occasional moose, whale, or eagle.

Head south along Seward Highway to Portage Glacier, the dramatic geological product of Father Time and Mother Nature. This mammoth hanging glacier and its offspring lake are wondrous to see. After, warm up at the cozy Glacier Brewhouse, where you can knock back a Honey Maibock (or a Coke) while waiting for your wood spit-grilled meat, king crab legs, or herb-crusted fish.

Thrill-seekers, spend a day whitewater rafting in the smooth rapids of Matanuska River or the not-so-smooth white crests of Lion Head. Whether you’re in for a peaceful float down the river or a white-knuckle splash ‘n soak adventure, Anchorage delivers.

Price of tour package starts $671 and includes: Flight, Hotel, Taxes & Fees

Hotel Description: Extended Stay Deluxe. You want more space. You deserve more style. Upgrade your stay in our oversized suites with full kitchens and wireless Internet, all designed to make you feel at home. Enjoy amenities like pillow-top mattresses, DVD players, and MP3-ready alarm clocks, all in a comfortable, spacious suite. Next time go deluxe. Welcome to Extended Stay Deluxe Midtown Anchorage. Our hotel is designed especially for longer stays with one bedroom suites featuring amenities you won*t find in a typical hotel room. Standard hotel amenities include: Fully-equipped kitchens in all rooms, Refrigerator, microwave and coffee maker, In-room iron and ironing board, On-site guest laundry, On- site fitness center, Wireless high-speed internet access (fee applies), Swimming Pool, Deluxe MorningsTM Gourmet Coffee Bar. Pet Policy- One pet per room is allowed. A $25 USD cleaning fee will be charged per night, not to exceed $75 USD. This charge will be applied at check-in.

For booking online please visit our website http://calculatemytrip.com

Departure city: New York
Destination: Lake Tahoe, NV

Lake Tahoe, NV: Deep Waters and Dense Pines
Snow or no snow, the Tahoe area is an enchanted landscape of mountain peaks, abundant wildlife, and perky pines encircling a deep and lofty lake cherished for its adventures and aesthetics.

Dress code: Snowy sidewalks and pinecone-strewn hiking trails make high heels a fashion faux pas. The vibe in Tahoe is really, really casual and you have to look hard to find even a “mountain formal” venue that won’t accept your jeans-clad self. In summer, flip flops and khakis hold sway. In winter, boots and stocking caps are ubiquitous.

Editor’s favorite watering holes: Don’t let the mounted animal trophies on the walls deter you–The Tourist Club in Truckee was once a post office and is now a delightful dive bar promising “free beer tomorrow.” For a taste of the Old World, The Auld Dubliner at Squaw features live accordion music and Irish food.

Where the locals go: Your best chance to overhear pro skiers swapping schuss tales over pizza and beer is at Le Chamoix, which is located in the old Olympic area. If burgers are more your thing, then the patio at the Bridgetender is a biker’s and hiker’s haven along the Truckee River. And, if you’re into fish, Mama Sake and Hiro Sushi are super spots for sushi.

Where to blow a paycheck: Like little cities unto themselves, the major mountain resorts have more than enough to make the whole family happy. From spas, ski trails, skating rinks, and s’mores kiosks to kids’ camps, swimming pools, gondolas, and restaurants galore, everything you need is right at hand, including comfortable lodging and jaw-dropping lake and Sierra Nevada vistas.

Did we mention it’s free?: Emerald Bay in South Lake is resplendent with relatively easy hiking trails that lead past stands of aspen (come in fall, when they’re golden), granite rocks, and flowing waterfalls. In the summer, you can join a tour to the historic Scandinavian Vikingsholm and see the charming little tea house on Fannette Island.

Chill-out spot: The Tahoe Rim Trail passes through Page Meadows, where dense trees give way to a series of alpine meadows chained together. The relative flatness of the meadows makes it a springtime mecca for moms and baby carriages. In summer, wildflowers bloom in all colors. At any time of year, watch the tree trunks for the old carvings of Basque shepherds.

Off the beaten path: The Riverside Studios along the Truckee is a collective of talented local artists who occasionally hold shows and sales. Call ahead to make sure they’re open, then peruse the innovative ceramics, sculptures, paintings, and more. After, take a stroll through the historic district.

Good to know: During ski season, your chance of hitting a snowstorm beats all the casino odds. If you plan on doing any winter driving, make sure you’ve got either a four-wheel-drive vehicle, or that you know how to put chains on your tires.

Price of tourpackage starts from $483 and includes flights, hotel, taxes and fees

Hotel Description:

The Tahoe Inn offers an outdoor seasonal pool, a spa tub, and an arcade and game room. Wireless Internet access is complimentary throughout the hotel. Tour assistance and concierge services are available; the hotel has a business center on site. Meeting space is available for large and small groups. Coffee and newspapers are complimentary in the lobby. The hotel offers ski storage and fitness equipment. Guestrooms at the Tahoe Inn have balconies or patios. The televisions have premium cable channels; wireless Internet access is complimentary. The guestrooms are furnished with microwaves and coffeemakers, as well as clock radios and desks. Wake-up calls are available.

For online booking please visit website www.calculatemytrip.com

Departure: New York City, USA
Destination: Raleigh-Durham, NC (flights into Raleigh/Durham)

Raleigh-Durham, NC: Totally Triangular Triple Play
Along with Chapel Hill, the cities of Raleigh and Durham comprise The Triangle, and you’d be a square not to avail yourself of the region’s Southern cooking, sports teams, and watering holes.

The real deal: For an unlawful amount of lip-smacking Southern calories, Crook’s Corner has a lock-down on the best shrimp and grits, country ham, buttermilk biscuits, hush puppies, and frozen mint juleps–need we say more? Later, be sure to cue up at the Q Shack for epic amounts of barbecue, such as chili-rubbed beef brisket and hickory-smoked pork butt with slaw.

Give it the old college try: Duck into Duke and discover that ivy isn’t only for the Northeast. Or, walk the U.N.C. Chapel Hill Campus to see the old well, bell tower, and eponymous chapel. Follow it up with a visit to Sutton’s Drug Store for the perfect hit-the-books recipe: old-fashioned milkshakes and diner food.

Where to blow a paycheck: Like Kasparov and Deep Blue, Bugs and Elmer, Ishmael and Moby Dick, the U.N.C. Tar Heels and Duke Blue Devils represent one of the most storied rivalries in sportsdom. If you’ve got about $200 to score tickets to one of these heated games, you’re in for a slam-dunk night of passion, cheerleading antics, and copious face/body paint.

Editor’s favorite watering hole: Located above the famous, 40-year-old Angus Barn, the Wild Turkey Lounge welcomes you with wing-back chairs, fireplaces, and a collection of turkey-shaped whiskey decanters (as every good watering hole should). Go with the whisky flow and ask for a stiff pour of Wild Turkey to enjoy with the homemade cheese, crackers, and pickles.

History lesson: Although cigarettes are no longer manufactured here, Durham’s tobacco district is no smoke screen–it’s filled with buildings historic to the trade. The American Tobacco Factory was listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and dates back to 1874, and the smokestack and water tower now host summer concerts.

Where the locals go: Don’t worry–it’s all legal fun at White Collar Crime, set in the warehouse district. Summer nights make the patio seats popular, but there’s always indoor couches and bar stools upon which you can plant yourself to drink your favorite brew. If you’re there on the weekend, give a shout out to DJ Mooney.

Chill-out spots: After a night out on the town, spend the next day in the Great Outdoors. Go picnicking, hiking, fishing, or horseback riding among the pine trees and streams of Umstead Park. Or, take your trip afloat during a rafting, canoeing, or kayaking sojourn along the scenic Eno River, which drops 250-feet over its 40-mile course. 

Price of tour package starts from 195$ and includes:  flights, hotel, taxes and fees

Hotel Description:

Extended Stay Deluxe Durham-Research Triangle Park is designed especially for longer stays with large studios featuring fully-equipped kitchens and plenty of work space.

Hotel amenities include the onsite fitness center, swimming Pool, and free gourmet coffee every Monday through Friday. Guests also have access to a 24-hour, coin-operated laundry facility. Weekly housekeeping ensures that you have fresh linens throughout your stay. Office hours are 7am to 11pm, seven days a week. The front desk can assist you with mail delivery and fax and copy service. One pet is allowed in each guest room. A $25 per day non-refundable cleaning fee (not to exceed $75) will be charged the first night of your stay.

All units have separate sleeping and living areas, personalized voicemail, free local calls, wireless high-speed Internet access (fees apply), irons and ironing boards, workspaces with computer dataports, and kitchens with refrigerators, microwaves, dining and cooking utensils, and stovetops.

For online booking please visit our website www.calculatemytrip.com

Departure city: Ottawa
Destination: Cleveland
Dates: Fri, Sep 12 - Sun, Sep 14

Price of tour package starts from $370 and includes:
- flight Ottawa - Cleveland - Ottawa
- stays in hotel Ramada Cleveland Airport West
Hotel Description:

The Ramada Cleveland Airport West is located approximately two miles from Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. Local attractions include Cedar Point Amusement Park, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and Cleveland Flats.

Hotel amenities include complimentary airport shuttle, free deluxe continental breakfast, fitness center, on-site restaurant, business center, guest laundry, and heated outdoor pool. Rates do not include Park and Fly package, please add 5 dollars per day.

Rooms feature free High-Speed Wireless Internet Access, telephones with voicemail, cable TVs, hairdryers, clockradios, and irons/ironing boards.

The Ramada Cleveland Airport West is located approximately two miles from Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. Local attractions include Cedar Point Amusement Park, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and Cleveland Flats.

Hotel amenities include complimentary airport shuttle, free deluxe continental breakfast, fitness center, on-site restaurant, business center, guest laundry, and heated outdoor pool. Rates do not include Park and Fly package, please add 5 dollars per day.

Rooms feature free High-Speed Wireless Internet Access, telephones with voicemail, cable TVs, hairdryers, clockradios, and irons/ironing boards.

The Ramada Cleveland Airport West is located approximately two miles from Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. Local attractions include Cedar Point Amusement Park, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and Cleveland Flats.

Hotel amenities include complimentary airport shuttle, free deluxe continental breakfast, fitness center, on-site restaurant, business center, guest laundry, and heated outdoor pool. Rates do not include Park and Fly package, please add 5 dollars per day.

Rooms feature free High-Speed Wireless Internet Access, telephones with voicemail, cable TVs, hairdryers, clockradios, and irons/ironing boards.

The Ramada Cleveland Airport West is located approximately two miles from Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. Local attractions include Cedar Point Amusement Park, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and Cleveland Flats.

The Ramada Cleveland Airport West is located approximately two miles from Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. Local attractions include Cedar Point Amusement Park, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and Cleveland Flats.

Hotel amenities include complimentary airport shuttle, free deluxe continental breakfast, fitness center, on-site restaurant, business center, guest laundry, and heated outdoor pool. Rates do not include Park and Fly package, please add 5 dollars per day.

Rooms feature free High-Speed Wireless Internet Access, telephones with voicemail, cable TVs, hairdryers, clockradios, and irons/ironing boards.

Hotel amenities include complimentary airport shuttle, free deluxe continental breakfast, fitness center, on-site restaurant, business center, guest laundry, and heated outdoor pool. Rates do not include Park and Fly package, please add 5 dollars per day.

Rooms feature free High-Speed Wireless Internet Access, telephones with voicemail, cable TVs, hairdryers, clockradios, and irons/ironing boards.

- taxes and fees

Departure city Honolulu
Destination Los Angeles, CA
Dates: Fri, Sep, 19 - Sun, Sep, 21

Price of tour package starts from and includes:

- flight  Honolulu- Los Angeles - Honolulu

- stays in hotel Westin Los Angeles
The Westin Los Angeles combines charming ambience with state-of-the-art technology and world-renowned Westin service. A quick minute’s ride away from Manhattan Beach, Beverly Hills, Hollywood or Downtown Los Angeles, The Westin Los Angeles Airport is a convenient place to stay. The hotel boasts 723 richly appointed guest rooms, including 42 suites, all equipped with voice mail, two-line phones, data ports, mini bars, irons and ironing boards, hair dryers, coffee makers featuring Starbucks Coffee and 24-hour room service. Guests of the hotel enjoy complimentary airport shuttle, a heated outdoor pool, whirlpool, fitness center and the hotel’s restaurant, Charisma.

- taxes and fees

For booking online please visit our website www.calculatemytrip.com

Miami: Why Go

 

from $388