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Florida offers both sun-filled days and romantic and historic inns from which to enjoy it all. Surprise your sweetheart with a Valentine’s Day getaway to where the flowers are always in bloom.

The motto for Montana should be “State of Adventure” with year-round outdoor activities such as fishing, hiking, skiing, horseback riding, snowmobiling, dog sledding, sleigh riding and more.

You can pop the champagne anywhere on New Year’s Eve, but why not celebrate somewhere fabulous such as California. Both romance and wine abound.

Whether you live in a red state or a blue state, you can watch the 2013 Presidential Inauguration from a “White House” near you.

Santa Fe, New Mexico, has all you need to get into the festive spirit with carolers, musical performances and special holiday exhibitions at galleries. Stay at a local inn to have a comfortable and convenient home base for all of the festivities.

Ducks and geese know what they are doing by flying south for the winter. The Carolinas offer a diversity of activities and plenty of southern hospitality during the winter.

Taste Washington will be held at CenturyLink Field Event Center March 23 and 24, 2013 where you can sample wines from more than 250 wineries and try food from 50 Seattle restaurants.

The city of Sedona, Arizona offers unique natural beauty, blue skies, art galleries, shopping, festivals, and a plethora of outdoor activities. The Sedona Vortexes are known for their positive healing energies.

Wonder what the holidays are like inside an old-fashioned Christmas card scene? Life appears idyllic and serene. Everyone is happy and the weather is crisp. Experience that tranquility with a trip to a small town or waterfront village in Maryland.

Join the crowd in the French Quarter on New Year’s Eve to watch the Fleur de Lis drop or watch your favorite teams battle during the Sugar Bowl and Super Bowl. When you stay in a New Orleans bed and breakfast you double the pleasure.