West Virginia Explorer is a full-service guide to news and information regarding travel and recreation in the U.S. state of West Virginia. Established in 1999, the guide includes more than 2,000 pages of information written by journalists, historians, and tourism-industry experts to help guarantee reliability. The guide is funded largely by advertising and contributions from state and local government agencies. The guide also features the work of photographers and photojournalists, the works of which are employed to complement its editorial and advertising content. The explorer is owned and operated by Sibray Limited Liability Company of West Virginia. Its founder and publisher is David Sibray. more info >>

The Best of Hipster Charleston is a complete guide to Charleston, South Carolina, and the surrounding Lowcountry. Read about everything you need to know to experience Charleston and nearby as written from the perspective of a local hipster: attractions, activities, restaurants, and life here in the Crown Jewel of the South. What started as an easy way to keep recommendations for visiting family and friends in one place has grown into a destination guide to what regularly tops lists for the best place to live and visit. All recommendations are added and updated on a regular basis to ensure that visitors and locals get the latest information on what to do, see, and eat here. See why Charleston is at the top of everyone’s list to visit before you arrive! more info >>

Santa Fe, New Mexico is always at or near the top of small cities to visit in the United States, and even the world. It offers an unique combination of scenic beauty, situated at the foot of a mountain, and multiple cultures and rich, complicated history. Loretto Line Tours carries you in an open-air tram with expert guides, to sample all of it: Native American culture, both pre-contact and current; Spanish culture and over 400 years of history; the first US explorers, trappers and settlers following the Santa Fe Trail and more important landmarks in American history, from the Civil War to the Atomic Age. Guides help you pick apart the twisted strands of these and other themes in a brisk 90 minutes. At the end, you'll have enough knowledge to decide where to spend your time -- whether at the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, hiking in the mountains, river rafting, or just sampling the unique New Mexican cuisine and enjoying the pristine mountain air. more info >>