A FEW WORDS ABOUT Regions & Travel : North America CATEGORY
Encompassing Canada, Mexico, the United States, Central America and the Caribbean, North America is a tremendously popular destination for traveler's world wide.
The fourth largest continent in population, it is the United States that dominates with over 300 million inhabitants. Mexico, Canada and Guatemala follow with many of the Caribbean nations having modest populations and many undeveloped areas.
Despite the recent economic downturn, the United States continues to be a great place to visit with much to offer any traveler. A land filled with diversity, the national language is English though Spanish is growing in many communities.
The most popular cities to visit in the U.S. are Washington, D.C. the nation's capital; New York City, New York; Los Angeles, California; Las Vegas, Nevada; and Chicago, Illinois. Whether you're looking for fun in the sun in Southern California or a historical experience in the capital, the United States is a huge place with a huge personality. Check your favorite web directory for a listing of popular destinations and accommodation options.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ABOUT Regions & Travel : North America CATEGORY
Canada, the northern cousin of the United States, is the largest country in North America with large expanses of undeveloped and wild lands to the north. With a strong economy and two national languages (English and French), Canada is a beautiful place to visit if you don't mind a little chill. Popular destinations include Montreal, Quebec, Toronto and Vancouver.
South of the U.S. you will find colorful and lively Mexico. Overrun with high-end beach resorts and tours to the Mayan ruins, Mexico has a great climate, a moderate economy making for affordable travel and a proud culture. Any web directory should be able to provide a basic list of resorts and activities, though it's important to be careful when dealing with local authorities in Mexico. Corruption can occasionally plague some of the more impoverished areas.
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