by Caitlin | Dec 29, 2021 | Blog
While a rise in vaccination rates around the world had many Americans confident that they would soon be able to resume international travel, a sudden spike in cases of the Omicron variant has changed the outlook for travel in 2022. But while international trips may... by Caitlin | Dec 5, 2021 | Blog
In 2020, national parks across the U.S. clocked more than 237 million visits. If that sounds like a lot, you might be surprised to learn that the figure was 90 million less than in the previous year, thanks to park closures and travel restrictions as a result of... 
by Caitlin | Nov 30, 2021 | Blog
Winter is often considered the off-season in Southern Utah. As temperatures drop and the holidays approach, crowds largely thin. Some tourist attractions, restaurants, and stores may shorten their hours, especially as the days get shorter. But while it might be the... 
by Caitlin | Nov 10, 2021 | Blog
Over the Fourth of July weekend in 2019, nearly 3 million people traveled through TSA checkpoints in the U.S. each day. The same weekend in 2020, that number dropped to just 700,000 people. This year, travel has begun to rebound. 1.6 million people passed through a... 
by volcom2278 | Apr 1, 2021 | Blog
This weekend, people across the nation will reflect on our fallen troops. There will be plenty of parades and ceremonies, festivals and memorials. But for much of the country, Memorial Day weekend is also the unofficial start to summer. And countless families choose... 
by volcom2278 | Apr 1, 2021 | Blog
Climate change scientists at the University of California, Berkley recently released the results of a study on national park weather patterns. And the results may spell bad news for our protected federal lands. and particularly, those here in the southwest. Led by...
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