United States Travel and Tourism Guide

The Land of The Free, a nation of immigrants who joined the indigenous population who had been occupying the area for millenia, the United States is a young country in comparison to other states of the world, but has grown up fast to become one of the most influential and powerful nations in the world.

Separating from the British Empire in 1776, the United States grew together from a loose confederation of regional states. Over time, America expanded from east to west, eventually stretching from sea to sea. With that, the country added new regions, cultures and history to itself. The English, German, Irish, Italian and Asian immigrants came over in huge waves over the years, eventually setting the pace and flavour of the country. Through the annexation of a large portion of Mexico, Latin Americans immediately became members of this new state. All have added to the diversity of the country.

Important on the world stage today, America stands for freedom and liberty for all. A large country, there is so much to see and do, it would take one many trips over many years to fully see everything. Depending on where you visit, you will receive a different flavour of the country than if you went elsewhere. There is a wide range in climate and geography, from deserts to mountains to cities and canyons.

The United States is a grand land and Americans welcome you to come visit their home to see all that it has to offer.

A place of dreams.