travel

Take the train from Mineola to avoid all the travel drama!

A day trip is all it will take to escape into another world right here in Texas. Have you visited this secret cave?

Communication and travel hiccups are happening, and there's a good reason. Mercury is in Retrograde.

Texas trees are well-known procrastinators, so we have plenty of time before the autumn leaves reach their peak in early November. We have to ask though; do the leaves here actually turn orange and brown, or do they simply turn a lighter shade of green and fall off?

Just put a damn mask on and get to where you going.

We don't know for sure because, well, they're hidden. But Airbnb does allow for hosts to place cameras in common areas like the kitchen and living room, so chances are, they're in there somewhere. Here's how you can find them.

Coffee at Cafe U, Lunch at Logan's Place, Bryan's Cheesecakes, Archery in the Nature Preserve, Bob Wells Nursery, antiquing-- There's much to adore in Mineola.

Texas is about to get a whole lot more visitors because we're so stinkin' cool, quaint, and unique, not to mention we can smoke some mean brisket. Tourists are on their way, and there's one big reason they'll choose Tyler over Austin.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has now issued a travel warning to Americans planning to travel to 16 destinations

If you've ever longed to wander among the tops of trees safely, this is the perfect opportunity to get a literal, and maybe metaphorical, change of perspective.

Staying at a hotel in Tyler for a week this summer can cost around a thousand bucks! People who visit East Texas must really want to be here.

I noticed something during my visit to Six Flags Over Texas over the weekend, and I have to say I wasn't surprised. There's one thing that the pandemic can't change.