Overview

Holidays to the USA cover pretty much every base, whether you want to ride the rollercoasters at Walt Disney World Resort, roll the dice in Las Vegas or take a bite out of the Big Apple on an American city break.

A world of choice

When you consider everything the United States has to offer, you can understand why two thirds of Americans don’t hold passports. With its beaches and deserts in the west and big-name cities and theme parks in the east, the country leaves you wanting for nothing.

The Sunshine State

Florida’s theme parks and beaches attract visitors from all over the globe. In Orlando, Walt Disney World Resort’s the biggest name, but the rides and rollercoasters at Universal Orlando Resort™ give it a run for its money. In this state’s south, meanwhile, is the city of Miami – home to silky sands, boutique hotels and full-volume nightlife.

The Big Apple and Boston

The head honcho on America’s east coast is without a doubt New York City. From helicopter rides above the Statue of Liberty and eye-widening visits to Times Square, to ice skating in Central Park at Christmas and evenings spent watching a Broadway show, iconic experiences are a dime a dozen here. History’s the highlight down the coast in Boston. The cobbled streets are brimming with churches, museums and battle sites – it’s no wonder it’s dubbed the Athens of America.

Western wonders

Over in the west, Las Vegas shines like a beacon against its desert backdrop, with supersized hotels, meals and clubs. It’s a completely different story in San Francisco, though. The iconic Golden Gate Bridge welcomes you to this laidback leafy city, where the hilly streets look out over the famous fog-prone bay. This side of the US is also home to a heap of national parks. A tour’s a great way to pack in bright lights and natural sights – check our America TUI Tour holidays for the latest deals.