1. New England, Massachusetts, USA – Bizarro, Six Flags

The Bizarro can be found at Six Flags in New England. This ride hits speeds of over 75 miles per hour and also features a good amount of free-falling time.

As a bonus, you’ll get some amazing views of the local countryside and the Connecticut River while enjoying the ride. Overall, the Bizarro is 208 feet in height with a 221-foot fall since it actually goes below ground surface into an underground tunnel.

2. New Jersey, USA – Kingda Ka, Six Flags Great Adventure

The Kingda Ka is known as the one of the world’s fastest and tallest rollercoasters. The ride starts out with a launch that reaches a speed of close to 130 miles per hour and reaches 456 feet up into the air. To make the ride more dramatic and thrilling is its 90-degree fall.

3. Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates – Formula Rossa, Ferrari World

This fantastic ride can reach 100 miles per hour in just a couple of seconds and can reach a speed of close to 150 miles per hour, making it the fastest roller coaster in the world as of 2012. It climbs a height of 171 feet while it shoots from inside to outside of the theme park.

4. Alton Towers, England – The Nemesis

The Nemesis rollercoaster is the first inverted one in all of Europe. The seats resemble a ski lift and the ride twists and loops like crazy. It became famous back in 2004 when 32 naked people rode it to set an odd world record.

5. Pembrokeshire, Wales – Megafobia, Oakwood Coaster Country

This British wooden rollercoaster known as Megafobia has a twisted type of layout. It takes about two minutes to complete the ride which is 85 feet in height and just over 2,950 feet in length. It’s definitely one of Britain’s most popular rides.

6. Salou, Spain – Furius Baco, PortAventura

This rollercoaster is quite unique as the seats of the ride are actually on both sides of the track. This means you’re quite exposed during the ride and it definitely adds to the thrill. The ride averages approximately 85 miles per hour and is a Spanish favorite.

7. Nagashima, Japan –The Steel Dragon 2000, Nagashima Spa Land

Japan’s famous Steel Dragon 2000 reaches a speed of up to 95 miles per hour on a lift hill. It reaches a height of 318 feet up into the air and is 8,133 feet in length. It takes four minutes to complete the ride, making it one of the world’s longest rollercoaster trips.

8. Queensland, Australia – The Tower of Terror

This aptly named rollercoaster launches itself straight up in the air. Its track is designed in an L shape and it runs on high-tech synchronous motors. These allow it to reach a free-floating position before it goes backwards and retraces the route. The Tower of Terror can also hit a speed of 100 mile per hour.

9. Yamanashi, Japan – Eejanaika, Fuji-Q Highland Park

This rollercoaster features seats that can actually turn 360 degrees backwards and forwards while in a controlled spin. It’s the second rollercoaster of its type. Eejanaika can reach a speed of 78 miles per hour and reaches a height of 249 feet.

10. Toronto, Ontario, Canada – The Behemoth, Wonderland Park

This rollercoaster cost a staggering $26 million to build. It’s Canada’s fastest and tallest rollercoaster. It begins with an 85-degree climb and can hit a speed of 80 miles per hour in just under four seconds. The behemoth features eight different drops as well as double-banked horizontal loops.

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These are some of the best and most popular.

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1. Carnaval de Quebec, Quebec City, Quebec

This is generally regarded as the most popular of Canada’s winter festivals. There are plenty of winter and snow-related activities for people of all ages here. You’ll find just about everything from pancake breakfasts to snow slides, workshops, boutiques and snow sculptures. This winter’s Carnaval takes place from Feb 27^th to Feb. 12^th 2012.

2. Winterlude, Ottawa, Ontario

Canada’s capital city becomes quite popular in February when Winterlude takes place. It’s another ideal festival for families. You’ll be able to ice skate on the Rideau Canal, which is turned into the biggest outdoor skating rink in the world during the winters. You’ll also find ice sculptures and many examples of local crafts and fine cuisine. This winter’s event takes place on weekends between Feb. 3^rd and 20^th 2012.

3. The Winter Festival of Lights, Niagara Falls, Ontario

The might Niagara Falls are an amazing sight to behold at any time of the year. However, they’re even more dramatic and spectacular during the annual Winter Festival of Lights. The Falls are illuminated in a kaleidoscope of colors every night and the park area is filled with lights and decorations celebrating the holidays. The Winter Festival of Lights takes place from Nov. 5^th to Jan 31^st. There are also concerts and ice skating during the event.

4. Festival du Voyageur, Winnipeg, Manitoba

The province of Manitoba celebrates its rich history each February. People get together to relive the days of the first French-Canadian settlers as well as the fur traders. The annual 10-day festival features performances, arts and crafts, and plenty of historical and cultural exhibits. This winter’s event runs from Feb. 9^th to 18^th, 2012.

5. Winter Light Festival, Edmonton, Alberta

Edmonton’s Winter Light Festival offers a multitude of exciting exhibitions for the entire family, such as the Mill Creek Adventure Walk. This is basically a magical mystery tour through a wonderful snowy winter wonderland. There are also plenty of light displays and Illuminations. There will also be a red-hot circus spectacle this winter to celebrate the year of the dragon in 2012. The Adventure Walk takes place on Jan. 27^th-28^th, 2012 while the illuminations take place on Feb. 10^th and 11^th.

6. The World Ski and Snowboard Festival, Whistler Blackcomb, British Columbia

This free festival has become quite popular over the past several years. It’s celebrates the arts, music, mountain life, and snow sports. It takes place every April and draws thousands of visitors from all over Canada. This winter’s festival takes place from April 3^rd to 22^nd and will be the 17^th edition of the event.

7. Cavalcade of Lights, Toronto, Ontario

This annual festival takes place right downtown at Nathan Phillips Square, which is turned into an ice-skating rink. The city’s official Christmas tree is also placed here and the event features special live performances as well as some amazing fireworks displays. This winter’s event starts on Nov. 26^th with ice skating available throughout the winter and a special New Year’s Eve party.

8. Winter Festival, Calgary, Alberta

This fun-filled winter festival takes place each year at the start of February. The festival is in honor of the 1988 Winter Olympic Games which were held in Calgary. It’s a family-oriented affair that features an assortment of music events, dances, crafts, games, and sports competitions. This winter’s festival will be held between Feb 9^th and 18^th 2012.

9. The Icewine Festival, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario

This annual event will enable visitors to sample some of Canada’s best ice wines as well as complimentary treats and foods. It’s put on by the region’s wineries and will also feature chestnut roasts and winery tours. This winter’s ice wine festival takes place from January 13^th to 29^th 2012 and will be the 17^th edition.

10. High Lights Festival, Montreal, Quebec

The annual High Lights Festival attracts most residents of the city as it features live music, light colorful light shows, performance art, and numerous free events. It takes place every February with this year’s edition taking place from Feb. 16^th to 26^th 2012.

If you’re planning a trip in the near future, keep in mind that these are the busiest airport terminals in the USA and they all offer some excellent things to do when you have time to kill waiting for your flight.

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1. Hartsfield-Jackson (ATL), Atlanta, Georgia

Over 90 million people travel through this southern airport each year. In fact, it’s so busy that it’s regarded as the busiest passenger airport in the world. There are plenty of things to do here to pass the time as you’ll find a piano bar, an art collection, and some excellent dining choices. You can also rent out a private room by the hour if you’d like to relax, work or watch television.

2. O’Hare (ORD), Chicago, Illinois

You might sometimes find yourself with a lot of time on your hands at Chicago’s O’Hare airport in the winter time when sudden storms often bring air traffic to a halt. If you need to kill some time then you can take the kids to the play area known as Kids on the Fly, where they can play pilot. You can also buy a day pass to the Hilton Chicago O’Hare’s full-service health club. Here you’ll find a steam room, swimming pool, sauna, and showers.

3. Los Angeles International (LAX), Los Angeles, California

This famous airport has a total of nine terminals. If you have some time in your hands then you might want to head to the Tom Bradley International Terminal. There’s a great food court before security as well as a pay-as-you-go day lounge. In addition, the LAX Theme Building, offers an observation deck on the weekends.

4. Dallas/Fort Worth International (DFW), Dallas, Texas

Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport features a wonderful public art collection in Terminal D as well as small theaters free of charge which offer big-screen televisions. You can view these from comfortable leather chairs and control the volume with your personal headphone controls. Terminal D also has a branch of the La Bodega Winery.

5. Denver International, (DEN) Denver, Colorado

Denver International offers free Wi-Fi access as well as an excellent art collection which you’re free to browse through. You can watch the planes take off down the runway from a pedestrian bridge that’s made out of glass and steel.

6. John F. Kennedy International (JFK), New York City, New York

There are seven terminals in JFK, each with different amenities. Terminal 5 features free Wi-Fi access along with about 40 restaurants and shops after you’ve passed through security. Terminal 4 offers a public art display by Alexander Calder and a hall full of restaurants and shops.

7. George Bush Intercontinental, (IAH), Houston, Texas

Bush Intercontinental features some very interesting space displays that have been set up there by NASA. You can also shop for space-related items at NASA’s airport store which is named Space Trader. If you’re hungry there’s a revolving restaurant to dine in. The airport’s inter-terminal train was designed by the Walt Disney Company in 1981.

8. McCarran International, Las Vegas (LAS), Nevada

Las Vegas offers free Wi-Fi as well as some fine art displays, and the Howard Cannon Aviation Museum. In addition, you’ll find a children’s play area what comes with an aviation theme as well as an interactive Dance Heads video booth. Of course, you’ll also be able to gamble away your spare time playing the slots as there are well over 1,000 slot machines available in McCarran.

9. San Francisco International (SFO), San Francisco, California

This airport offers an aquarium, free Wi-Fi, spa services, and educational children’s play areas. There are also numerous museum displays located in various parts of the airport.

10. Sky Harbor International (PHX), Phoenix, Arizona

Sky Harbor offers three terminals with free Wi-Fi as well as some excellent museum displays. There’s also a free airport shuttle bus which takes passengers to the Metro light-rail stop. Once there, you’ll be able to head downtown or cross the street and visit the Pueblo Grande Museum.

1. Castillo de San Felipe de Barajas, Cartagena, Colombia

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This structure was originally built from 1536 and 1657 by the Spanish as a fortress. It’s now a popular UNESCO World Heritage Site and is also used by Colombia’s government as an area for meeting with foreign delegates.

2. Leeds Castle, Kent, England

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Many people think this beautiful castle is located in the city of Leeds, but it’s actually in the wonderful town of Kent. It was constructed by Robert De Crevecoeur way back in 1119 and was used in 1278 as King Edwards I’s palace. The castle was improved at this time as fortified gateways were built around it.

3. Hearst Castle, San Simeon, California, USA

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This fantastic building was constructed back in 1919 for William Randolph Hearst, the famous newspaper magnate. His corporation donated the castle and surrounding property to the state years later. These days it’s a popular historic park where visitors can view its impressive collection of antiques and art.

4. The Forbidden City, Beijing, China

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The Forbidden City houses an imperial palace which was constructed from 1406 to 1420. Emperors from the Ming to Qing Dynasties used to live here. There’s a museum in place these days and the palace complex is about 178 acres in size and is one of China’s most popular attractions.

5. Segovia Castle, Segovia, Spain

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This is another castle that was originally constructed as a fortress. Over the years it’s been used as a state prison, military school, and royal palace. It was built in 1120 and its first occupants were King Alfonso VIII and his wife, who changed it from a stone fort into a castle.

6. Castle Frankenstein, Darmstadt, Germany

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Nobody’s sure when this castle was built, but there was recorded mention of it back in 1252. The castle was the birthplace of Johann Konrad Dippel and it was rumoured that he experimented with dead bodies while living there. It’s believed that this castle and his activities in it are what inspired Mary Shelley to write the famous book Frankenstein.

7. The Tower of London, London, England

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The Tower of London has been used over the years as a zoo, prison, palace, and fortress. It was erected back in 1078 and has housed Britain’s Crown Jewels ever since 1303. The Tower is now operated by a charitable organization and is still one of England’s most visited attractions.

8. Neuschwanstein Castle, Bavaria, Germany

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This spectacular castle was built in 1869 when Ludwig II of Bavaria commissioned it. It was opened to the public after he died in 1886. The castle’s exterior is one of the most photographed sites in Germany.

9. The Palace of Versailles, Versailles, France

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This magnificent building was originally a royal hunting lodge just on the outskirts of Paris. Louis XIV transformed it into a grand palace after he moved there from Paris. The building has about 700 over 65 staircases and just over 2,150 windows. The royal court operated from here in 1682 but it had to move back to Paris when the French Revolution erupted.

10. Windsor Castle, Berkshire, England

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The British Royal family has three official homes and this is one of them. The others are London’s Buckingham Palace and Scotland’s Holyrood Palace. Windsor Castle was originally a wooden building that was constructed from 1070 to 1086 by William the Conqueror.

While being on a coach tour all you have to do is to relax and enjoy the scene. You can change position anytime you want and in case you get tired, you can take a nap anytime, read a book or a magazine or just stare out the window. Everything is arranged for you by the company running the tour and there is also usually a tour guide that can tell you about all the locations that are worth to be seen.

The most important locations are included in the tour, and in case you are planning on having a trip, there are some locations in the UK that most definitely should be seen.

In case you aren’t from London, you should make sure that you visit the capital city at least once and that you take advantage of every opportunity that you have. It is true that it is quite difficult to make your way to the city center, but the coaching company is there to help you and you can be sure that you will see everything that is worth to be seen.

Another location of the country that is really beautiful is the Lake District. Some consider this to be the most stunning scenery of the country. There are numerous operators that offer itineraries that give you the time and the possibility to relax in this beautiful place.

In case you are looking for the largest seaside resort of the country, then you should be heading towards Blackpool. The most specific thing about it is that there is a mixture of Victorian charm and modern thrill. The resort is known for the interesting illuminations, and the best thing about it is that it could be visited throughout the entire year.

If you like culture, then for sure you shouldn’t miss out on visiting Oxford that is one of the most important university centers and in the same time it is also a historical center. Just as in case of the capital city, participating on a coach tour makes it easier to avoid all the hassle of driving through the packed streets of the city.

What is the first thing that pops into the mind of people when they think about the UK? Stonehenge, of course. This is one of the greatest historical sites all over Europe. There are numerous coach tours that offer you the possibility to see these ancient rocks up close.

If you ever plan on visiting Cornwall, you should most definitely visit the Eden Project. This may be the best way of learning about the flora of the Earth.

Bath is known for the Roman baths and these have been recently restored, so they are expecting record numbers of tourists in the future.

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1. Seaworld, San Diego, USA

There are three different Seaworld locations, which are San Diego, Orlando, Florida, and San Antonio, Texas. All of them are excellent, but the aquarium in San Diego could be the best of the bunch as it’s one of the most famous oceanariums on the globe. The San Diego location features killer and beluga whales as well as a collection of polar bears, dolphins, walruses, and penguins.

2. Underwater World, Singapore

The Underwater World oceanarium is home to a good collection of eels, sharks, stingrays, and turtles. However, the most popular attraction is the Dolphin Lagoon. This offers visitors an excellent chance to view some Indo-Pacific Humpback Dolphins up close. You may also know them as pink dolphins.

3. Ocean Park, Hong Kong, China

Ocean Park in Hong Kong is more than an oceanarium. It’s basically a fully-fledged theme park with the whole works, such as rides and roller coasters. The park is also home to some cute and cuddly panda bears. Another popular attraction is the Ocean Theatre, where the playful dolphins are showcased.

4. Marineland, Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada

Niagara Falls’ Marineland houses the world’s biggest viewing tank for killer whales. It is the home to two orca whales and also has a collection of dolphins, beluga whales, walruses, and sea lions.

5. Zoomarine, Rome, Italy

Rome’s popular Zoomarine features a number of acrobatic and playful dolphins. It features daily shows, several species of birds, a waterpark, and swimming pools. There’s also a Zoomarine in the Algarve, Portugal.

6. Istanbul Dolphinarium, Istanbul, Turkey

This popular location became famous across the world when a video of one of its sea lions playing a saxophone was released on the internet. However, there’s a lot more to the dolphinarium as it’s home to numerous dolphins along with fur seals, and a lovable beluga whale.

7. Manila Ocean Park, Manila, Philippines

The most popular attraction at Ocean Park in Manila is its daily sea lion show. There’s also a long underwater tunnel that enables visitors to get a close up look at the site’s interesting variety of marine life.

8. Shedd Aquarium, Chicago, USA

The famous Shedd Aquarium is one of the world’s oldest as it was opened up back in 1930. It features a wide variety of marine life, such as otters, dolphins, sea lions, and beluga whales.

9. Lisbon Oceanarium, Lisbon, Portugal

The Lisbon Oceanarium is one of the world’s newest as it opened in 1998. It has a diverse collection fish and mammals from across the world. Some of the most popular attractions are the stingrays, sharks, turtles, octopuses, crustaceans, and puffins.

10. Siam Ocean World, Bangkok, Thailand

Bangkok’s Ocean World is an oceanarium that features a multitude of ocean-going fish and sharks. It also has several mammals, an interesting group of crustaceans and African penguins. It also features daily shows, activities, and school programs.

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1. Munich, Germany

When it comes to Oktoberfest, the Munich event is the big daddy of them all. This fantastic beer festival has been around for 176 years now. There’s great food, entertainment, and of course beer in the huge tents and there’s no entry fee. However, be aware that the price of a stein of beer isn’t exactly cheap. It’s still the top Oktoberfest in the world though and will be for years to come.

2. Kitchener, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada

The Kitchener-Waterloo event in Canada is the largest Oktoberfest festival in the world outside of Germany. It’s held about 60 miles west of Toronto and lasts for nine days each October. There’s plenty of entertainment, parades, events, and sporting activities as well as the usual Oktoberfest fare. The festival takes place in 15 different beer halls throughout the twin cities of Kitchener and Waterloo between Oct. 7^th and 15^th in 2011.

3. Tokyo, Japan

Believe it or not, one of the best Oktoberfests takes place in Tokyo, Japan. This will be its 14 edition in 2011 and it just keeps getting bigger and better year after year. German beer is imported for the festival and so are most of the musical entertainers. The Japanese love their beer as much as the next nation.

4. Cincinnati, Ohio, USA

It’s believed that Cincinnati’s Oktoberfest celebration is the largest in America. The festival is known as Oktoberfest Zinzinnati and takes place over a weekend. The event is sponsored by Samuel Adams and features The Gemuetlichkeit Games as well as the Annual Running of the Wieners.

5. Dublin, Ireland

Dublin is well known around the world for its pubs and as the home of Guinness. However, when the fall weather hits Ireland and it’s time to celebrate another Oktoberfest, residents can’t seem to get enough lagers and ales into them. Dublin’s Oktoberfest event lasts for 10 days and this year’s version takes place between Oct. 8^th and 18^th at George’s Dock.

6. Blumenau, Brazil

The most popular Oktoberfest in the South American nation of Brazil takes place in the city of Blumenau, which was founded by a German doctor named Blumenau in 1850. This year’s festival kicks off on Oct. 1^st and goes all the way until the 18^th. The event features a car known as the Bierwagen, which distributes refreshing beer during the evenings in the downtown area.

7. Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

This is another popular Asian Oktoberfest, which will be celebrated between Oct. 6^th and 11^th this year. This great festival features an all-you-can eat buffet that’s filled with German roast meats, specialty breads, and sausages. All of the fantastic food can then be washed down with a variety of German beers. The Oktoberfest is held in the Jade Ballroom at the Windsor Plaza Hotel.

8. Hannover, Germany

While Munich hosts the biggest Oktoberfest in Germany, Hannover is home to the second largest. This year’s festival runs between Sept. 25th and Oct. 11^th and will be held at Schutzenplatz. There’s plenty of beer, food, music, entertainment, and fireworks.

9. Shoreditch, London, England

The English love their beer and it wouldn’t be right if they didn’t have an Oktoberfest event to celebrate. This one is known as the Bavarian Beerhouse and takes place in East London inside of a bar that’s situated below street level. This year’s event is more popular than ever as it takes place over seven different weekends (Wednesdays to Saturdays) until the end of October.

10. Brisbane, Australia

Needless to say, beer is one of the favorite refreshments down under. The Brisbane Oktoberfest takes place between Oct. 9^th and 11^th and Oct. 16^th and 18^th in the city’s RNA Showgrounds. There will be a large Bavarian-style tent, beer-hall tables and German bands, food, beer, and entertainment. In addition, some of the proceeds will be donated to charity.

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1. Kitchener – Waterloo, Ontario, Oktoberfest

This annual fall event is actually the largest Oktoberfest celebration in the world other than Germany’s. It takes place in the twin cities of Kitchener and Waterloo, which are located in south-western Ontario, about 60 miles west of Toronto.

Neighboring cities such as Cambridge also get in on the action and Bavarian fun. There are plenty of activities during the nine-day event, including family adventures. Of course, you’ll also be treated to some excellent Bavarian beer, food, music, dance, and other types of cultural activities.

2. Toronto, Ontario – The Canadian National Exhibition

The CNE (Canadian National Exhibition) takes place every year down on Toronto’s lakefront area. It’s technically held each summer, just before the kids head back to school. It’s one of the largest and oldest fairs in the country as it originated back in 1879. It’s filled with shows, exhibitions, concerts, trade shows, midway rides, and games, etc.

3. Banff, Calgary, and Edmonton, Alberta – The Rocky Mountain Wine and Food Festival

This is one of Canada’s most popular wine and food events. It features a large selection of spirits, beer, wine, and gourmet food which people can sample from the vendors. The Rocky Mountain Wine and Food Festival is actually held in Banff in the month of May. However, in Calgary and Edmonton it takes place in October.

4. Quebec City, Quebec – Expo Quebec

Like Toronto’s CNE, the Expo Quebec takes place each year just when the summers is ending and the school holidays are winding down. Visitors head to Expo Quebec to try out the wide variety of rides and midway games. There are also plenty of tasty dishes to sample from many of the world’s different cultures.

5. Toronto, Ontario – Nuit Blanche

This unique event takes place on October 1^st in Canada’s largest city. It’s basically a one-night art-inspired event that attracts thousands of visitors and residents to the city streets. It gets underway at 6:59 p.m. and carries on until the sun rises the next morning. The Nuit Blanche features live performances and art exhibits throughout various parts of Toronto.

6. Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia – Celtic Colours International Festival

This popular east-coast festival is now entering into its 15th year. It features some of the top Celtic performers and artists in the world and attracts thousands of visitors each October. The 2011 edition of the festival will feature performances by Ashley Mac Isaac and the Barra MacNeils as well as many others.

7. London, Ontario – The Western Fair

The annual Western Fair has been attracting and entertaining thousands of people of all ages ever since 1868. The popular fair features a diverse selection of midway rides, concerts, livestock shows, and harness racing events.

8. Okanagan, British Columbia – The Fall Okanagan Wine Festival

The Okanagan Valley, in the western province of British Columbia, is well known as one of Canada’s best wine-producing regions. The Fall Okanagan Wine Festival entertains visitors between Sept. 29^th and Oct. 9^th. The festival features more than 150 wine-related concerts and events.

9. Markham, Ontario – Markham Fall Fair

This famous four-day fall fair is one of Canada’s oldest as it was first launched way back in 1844. It takes place in the city of Markham, which is just north of Toronto. The fair is filled with crafts shows, livestock events, gymnastics and motocross demonstrations, a wine tent, and fireworks shows, as well as many more family-oriented events.

10. Halifax, Nova Scotia – The Maritime Fall Fair

The annual Halifax Maritime Fall Fair takes place at Exhibition Park in the east coast province of Nova Scotia. The event runs from Oct. 6th to 10^th and features a wide variety of events that promote regional agriculture. These include exhibits, equestrian events, a rodeo, horse pulls, and arts and crafts shows.

For some people the coach trips could seem to be way too traditional, but you should consider all the advantages that they have. All you have to do is to sit in a reclining seat with your seatbelt on and you can enjoy movies during the trips. Also there are washrooms to offer the highest level of comfort possible. You don’t have to think about the old coaches. The new ones offer all the excitement and luxury that you can think of, including air conditioning.

When going on a coach trip, you have fewer things to worry about. The entire trip is planned by the coach operating company and usually this means that you have the possibility to visit the most famous tourist attractions. The coaches also have guides that know a lot about the places that you are visiting and they could help you find all those locations that are worth visiting.

In case you are traveling to a foreign country, this type of travel will reduce the chances of you being cheated or taken advantage of for being a foreigner.

When you think about it, it is quite obvious why so many people are opting for this kind of traveling in our days. You may be a passionate car driver, but still, driving long distances could take your energy and also your enthusiasm after a while. You always have to look out for the signs, find parking lots and also to check the route to make sure that you won’t get lost.

Wouldn’t it be a lot better to relax and enjoy the trip while someone else is driving instead of you?

While you are driving, you have to focus on it, and so there might be a lot of things that you miss out on. You can’t enjoy the discussions to their fullest and you can’t enjoy the scenery either.

Being a passenger offers a totally different experience. If you are on a coach holiday you don’t have to keep your eyes on the road. If you get tired you could always take a nap, read books or magazines or simply gaze out the window. You can change positions anytime you want. All these are things that you cannot do on a car trip.

Nobody says that the coach holidays are necessarily better than the car trips, but they are most definitely different, and it is an experience that is worth to be tried at least once just so you know how it is when you don’t have to worry about anything. Let the others do the work for you and you just enjoy the results of their work.