Couples
AMERICA IS GEARED UP FOR COUPLES! FOR MEMORABLE TOGETHERNESS MOMENTS, NOWHERE DOES IT BETTER THAN UNCLE SAM
herever you go in the US, there is romance in the air,
even in the big cities. A Swan Boat ride on the lake in
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Boston’s Public Garden, a horse- drawn carriage ride through New York’s Central Park, a sunset cruise of San Francisco Bay as the dying rays light up Alcatraz and Golden Gate Bridge, a walk along the historic streets of Charleston in South Carolina or Savannah in Georgia, lined by trees draped in Spanish Moss, or a stroll at dusk along San Antonio’s Riverwalk – all are guaranteed to get hearts beating faster. Love is big business in Las Vegas. While Sin City attracts stag and hen parties and famously promoted itself with the tagline 'What Happens in Vegas Stays in Vegas', it is very much a couples
Pictured: Cooling down at Boulders Resort, near Scottsdale Arizona; Love is big business in Las Vegas
destination with its lavish hotels, many with honeymoon suites and packages, iconic wedding chapels, cool ultra-lounges, world-class entertainment, great shopping and myriad attractions. And one of its most popular shows is Cirque du Soleil’s Love, based on the musical legacy of The Beatles.
ROMANTIC VISTAS For those who prefer to be on their own together, the world, or at least the USA, is their oyster. Look out from vantage points
such as Tennessee’s Clingmans Dome in the Great Smoky Mountains, North Carolina’s towering Chimney Rock, the Badlands of South Dakota, Colorado’s Pikes Peak, Utah’s Bryce Canyon, mountain-top Dante’s View overlooking Death Valley or, still in California, the
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