Inside our November | December Issue
Georgia on My Mind
Explore Georgia's diverse landscapes and rich cultural heritage through its charming towns and vibrant cities. From the serene coastal beauty of St. Simons Island to the historic allure of Savannah and the outdoor adventures of Blue Ridge and Rome, each destination offers a unique blend of history, natural beauty, and Southern hospitality. Whether you're drawn to the cobblestone streets of Savannah's historic district or the scenic vistas of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Georgia invites you to discover its captivating landscapes and cultural treasures.
Celebrate in Style | Festive Southern Cities
Explore enchanting Christmas celebrations across these beautiful Southern cities, each offering unique traditions and festive delights. From the dazzling lights and holiday shows of Branson, Missouri, to the historic charm and Southern hospitality of Savannah, Georgia, and the winter wonderland of Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, these destinations promise unforgettable experiences for visitors of all ages seeking holiday magic.
Shop, Dine, Explore | Experience These Southern Main Streets
At the heart of every charming southern city is a unique mix of culture and history among the boutique shops and eateries. From the historical landmarks of Birmingham to the vibrant culture of Greenville, explore these charming cities from Main Street and beyond for a fun-filled getaway.
Family Fun in the Smokies
Planning a family adventure everyone will love can be a daunting task. But, the Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee offer a plethora of fun activities for adults and kids of all ages. With exciting thrill rides, up-close encounters with marine life, and a replica of a famous ship, there’s something for the whole family!
Southern Affairs
Festivals + Events + Things To Do
See what’s happening in the South in November and December 2024!
Then and Now: Hip and Historic Southern Cities
Travel in the southern United States has always been synonymous with historic destinations, educational museums, memorial landmarks, and cities and small towns seemingly preserved in time. While you can certainly visit a major metropolitan area brimming with corporations and thriving tourism, a short drive in any direction from those major metros will often lead you to smaller towns that feel like you’ve hopped in a tricked out DeLorean and traveled back to a heyday.
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November | December 2024