In Oswego County, New York, you’ll discover plenty of activities and sites for the entire family to enjoy! Exciting auto racing, historic re-enactments, unique festivals, sandy beaches, and spectacular sunsets make Oswego County an ideal vacation spot for families and outdoor lovers!

Fall in New York City not only brings restaurant openings, fashion week and more shows than you can count, it also means plenty of fun food festivals that you won’t want to miss. Whether you’ve been to New York City five times before or this will be your first visit, plan your vacation around one of these fabulous events for a full-filled trip.

If this is your first trip to New York City, whether it is for business or a family vacation, you must make sure to reserve at least one full day for sightseeing. There’s plenty to do in the city that never sleeps, so deciding which attractions to see can be tough. Luckily, Guest Quest has some New York City travel tips that will help you decide.

Now that the kids are back in school, family vacations are on hold until the next holiday. So why not enjoy a romantic Wisconsin vacation for just you and your special someone? Here are some charming places to stay that are great for a couple’s getaway.

Ephraim Inn: Ephraim Inn is a bed & breakfast with old country charm located in the historic district of serene and picturesque Door County. The rooms are comfortable and charming, and breakfast includes homemade granola. It’s a great place to relax and get away from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

Mansion Hill Inn: For a truly luxurious experience, stay at the Mansion Hill Inn in Madison. Mansion Hill Inn is a gorgeous German Romanesque Revival mansion built in 1847. The rooms are richly decorated, combining Victorian charm with modern comforts. The ornate parlor and bar are stunning examples of decadent Victorian craftsmanship.

Old Rittenhouse Inn: This historic [...]

Many students returned to school this week and with Labor Day approaching, there’s no better time to take one last family vacation before school starts getting serious and the weather gets cold.

Take a family vacation to Green Lake, Wisconsin this Labor Day weekend and unwind by the lake, rejuvenate on the golf course and spend quality time with your family. Green Lake is a place to relax and connect with nature and loved ones. It’s the perfect spot for you to get rid of all the stresses of the work week and for your kids to stop stressing about the first week of school. Check out this sample itinerary for your weekend of relaxation from GreenLakeCC.com:

Friday: Arrive in town early Friday evening to beat rush hour traffic. Settle in and relax. Take the family out to dinner and enjoy live music at one of the many clubs Green Lake has to offer.

Saturday: [...]

The state of Wisconsin has a rich history and agricultural heritage. One place that brings this history to life is Old World Wisconsin, an outdoor living history museum. There are so many things to see and do here, and it is fun for the whole family!

At Crossroads Village, you’ll see a re-creation of a rural village from the 1870’s. Actors in period costumes tell tales of what it was like to live during that time. Visit shops and see craftspeople working in their trade or even attend an 1870’s church service. Visit working historic farms, and learn about the immigrants who came to Wisconsin to start a new life.

There are also plenty of hands-on activities to keep both you and the kids busy. You can try your hand at churning butter or making ice cream the old-fashioned way. Stilts and rolling barrel hoops were popular entertainment for children in the 19th century, and [...]

As summer winds down and fall approaches, festival season in Wisconsin begins. Plan your next family vacation around these amazing late summer/early fall festivals and experience the food and entertainment the area has to offer.

Festival of Flavors: August 28-29, 2010 in Eagle River, Wisconsin. The Fall of Flavors showcases local restaurants, food purveyors, culinary artisans and artists who use only natural products found in the Wisconsin area. Enjoy great food, wine tasting and demonstrations during this 2-day event.

Apple Holler Paula Red Festival and Corn Roast: September 3-6, 2010 in Sturtevant, Wisconsin. There’s something every member of the family will enjoy. The Apple Holler Paula Red Festival includes apple picking, a country cookout and a corn roast as well as wagon and pony rides and a corn maze for the kids. Spend Labor Day weekend sipping apple cider with loved ones and reflecting on the best times of the summer.

Fall Food and Energy [...]

When you think of Wisconsin, gangsters probably don’t come to mind. However, Wisconsin’s history is rife with gangster activity, hideouts, and legends. If you have an interest in John Dillinger, Al Capone or any of the other outlaws of the 1920’s and 30’s, here are a list of things you’ll want to see the next time you vacation in Wisconsin.

Nightclubs and Restaurants
Little Bohemia Lodge – This establishment still serves as a restaurant, and has been preserved to maintain its unique history. There are still bullet holes in the wall from a fight between John Dillinger and the FBI in 1934. This site was used as a location in the film Public Enemies.

Norwood Pines Supper Club – This restaurant was a popular hangout for gangsters back in the 1920’s. Nestled in a red pine forest, the restaurant still operates today, and is known for their ribs and seafood. Join them on Friday [...]