Tourism

Travel in 2020 is pretty nightmare-ish. Sometimes it's cool to play tourist here at home in Idaho. We moved our honeymoon plan from Spain to a beautiful, quiet part of Idaho and couldn't be more excited!

Wanna go on a scavenger hunt? Or work in some exercise that combines faith and fitness? There are unique and fun things happening in Boise today that you may not know about.

Ten bucks to see a lava flow?

Over the last few weeks, we've been following the influx of tourists who are coming for the total eclipse on Monday. Another result of the unusual demand? Hotel prices are insane!

If you've explored Downtown Boise, one of our most unique and impressive places to swing by is Freak Alley.  It really is a captivating spot, but I realized I don't know much about it.

After a few days with temperatures in the mid and upper 80s, it seems a bit strange to be thinking about hitting the slopes, but soon, a gathering of skiers will be coming to Boise.

Over the last couple years, Airbnb has made a big mark as a great alternative to hotels and traditional home rentals.  A new bill signed by Governor Otter will keep Idaho "Airbnb-friendly."

You probably heard about the "North Carolina bathroom bill" that has caused a number of concerts, sporting events, and conventions to cancel.  Now, Boise and Idaho are benefitting.

Idaho didn't make the Top 10 on the list of bucket list states to visit, but it got me thinking about the big secrets that the Treasure Valley does offer, and I have to ask.  What's the one thing that's a must-do for visitors in Boise?

We might be great at keeping the sheets washed and clean at our own houses, but that little detail is beyond our control when we stay at a hotel.  Surely the housekeeping staff is washing the sheets after each guest, right?  Not always.  Ew.