Authentic Voyager

Dallas          Now Dallas was definitely a place that I would recommend to anyone that is new to travel. There are so many areas to explore and it really covers any vibe you are looking for. From Rodeos to Museums to Barbecue, you really can't go wrong with this part of the South.   Day 1      We kicked off our first day in the Stockyards, and it’s easy to spend an entire day there—it really feels like its own little town, packed with shops, bars, and restaurants. We stopped at a spot called Second Rodeo Brewing , which offers both indoor and outdoor seating, along with food. If you’re in the mood for a great burger, though, check out the small, tucked-away spot called Love Shack . It has a really charming vibe, with outdoor seating and live music. There’s also a train that passes through the Stockyards (coming from Grapevine), which is fun to see as everyone pauses to watch it go by. As you explore, you’ll come across plenty of unique...

   West Palm Beach       If you are looking for a quiet place to recharge, but also have vast opportunities to do something active, West Palm Beach is the way to go!!!  Founded in 1894 by Henry Flagler, with now over 120,000 + residents, West Palm Beach (WPB) is one of the three main cities in South Florida.      I came to this destination at the end of April which honestly worked out perfectly. Was fortunate enough to get 80 degree weather with no clouds and very minimal rain. This also was bad to have because I couldn't decide what to do with a weeks time! I found WPB to have a good mix of an older and younger crowd - very family friendly.    Was fortunate to be at a place that had pools, but there are a variety of places to hang at the beach. Water was warm and some days you can get some pretty nice waves. If you are looking for a place to hike I would recommend John D. MacArthur . Easy parking, beautiful boardwalk...