Alaska is the largest state in the USA: a land of vast natural splendor, abundant wildlife, and few people. It offers unique experiences such as walking in unspoiled wilderness, and spectacular cruising through the fjords of the Inside Passage.

The southeast epitomizes classic Alaskan scenery, with its fjords, mountains, forests, and glaciers. Alaska is one of the top cruise destinations in the world and the main drawcard for visitors to this region is the lack of roads between towns and scenic wonders that make the waters of the Inside Passage a major marine highway ideal for ship travel. Travel to Alaska with TnG Travel

Chicago is the major metropolis of America’s heartland, with three million people hustling and bustling in the city of skyscrapers that appear to rise straight out of the waters of Lake Michigan, in northern Illinois.

Chicago’s unassuming nightlife scene comes as a refreshing change to other US cities. Shop at The Magnificent Mile along Michigan Avenue. Visit the John Hancock Observatory or the Sears Tower Skydeck for views of the city from breathtakingly high up in the air. Travel to Chicago with TnG Travel

Set in the middle of the vast Mojave Desert, Las Vegas was created entirely to entertain and has been described as the world’s largest theme park. This psychedelic city of sin is home to over a million people and welcomes 35 million more each year.

What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas! Visit the bars, clubs, strip clubs, casinos and world-class international shows, theme parks, incredible swimming pools, and giant shopping malls when you travel to Las Vegas with TnG Travel

City life in Los Angeles will transport anyone into a world of Hollywood glamour. Museums, art, show business, tours, canyons, and shopping experiences that the stars would envy await you in Los Angeles.

Travel to Los Angeles with TnG Travels and visit the Walt Disney Concert Hall, take movie studio tours, explore Runyon Canyon, snap a selfie in Hollywood, and soak in the cultural wealth of the Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens.