For AAA Western and Central New York, I had the opportunity to write on safety (from traffic to home insurance) and travel! Here are a few of my favorites.
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Travel Guide: Explore New York for National Native American Heritage Month
*Image Credit: Ganondagan State Historic Site, Photo courtesy of NYS Dept. of Economic Development/Photographer: Darren McGee November marks National Native American Heritage Month, also known as American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month. The now annual, month-long celebration – a time to commemorate and learn about the culture and history of the many Indigenous people…
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Upstate New York Fall Travel: Leaf Peeping at Its Best
A Brief Travel Guide to Western and Central New York Foliage Season You can also view the article & more travel bits at AAA Fall is here, and so is a beautiful skyline of amber and yellow trees. Part of the beauty of living in Upstate New York is that we are surrounded by countless…
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Travel to Cape Cod
A Picturesque Seaside Escape Just a Drive Away You can also view the article & more travel bits at AAA Whether you’re a traveling family or couple or just flying solo, Cape Cod, Massachusetts, offers an array of experiences for every kind of traveler! Are you looking to relax on the beach? Explore nature? Enjoy a night on the town? Cape Cod has…
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Introducing AAA Travel with Pride!
A new AAA Group Travel program You can also view the article & more travel bits at AAA AAA Travel Sales Manager Christopher Goerss, who launched the new program, is excited to announce its first trip: the international, adventure destination, Costa Rica! We asked Christopher about his first group travel tour. The travel dates for this exciting…
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Travel Guide: Visit Historical Sites in Rochester, NY for African American History Month
You can also view the article & more travel suggestions at AAA Rochester has a rich African American history. A stop on the Underground Railroad, Rochester was home to freedom seekers, abolitionists, politicians, community leaders and others who contributed to the flight to freedom. Important figures like Frederick Douglass, Rev. Thomas James, Myron Holley, Harriet Tubman, and Harriet Jacobs all have ties to helping slaves escape…
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