Phila Airport Parking Vacations

If you are visiting Corpus Christi for a business trip, you’ll want to consider the Holiday Inn Corpus Christi Airport Hotel & Conference Center. Just five minutes from the Corpus Christi International Airport and located right at Highway 358, you’ll be conveniently located to everything for your business trip. Make travel time much quicker and smoother with their complimentary airport shuttle. Their airport shuttle will get you both to and from the airport easily so you won’t miss a moment of your business trip in Corpus Christi and you’ll catch your flight home.

Business travelers will appreciate generous amenities at the hotel such as a heated indoor pool for exercise and relaxation. There is also an exercise facility in-house to grab a quick workout before your business meeting or conference. Their business center is an easy way to send a fax or otherwise connect with your office back home.

If you have time for sightseeing, you’ll be pleased to know your airport hotel is close by to the Texas State Aquarium & USS Lexington, American Bank Center – Home of the CC Rayz Hockey Team, Corpus Christi Hooks – Whataburger Baseball Field and also all of downtown Corpus Christi.

Route 66 in Texas offers the Baby Boom generation or the Silent Generation the opportunity to take a trip back in time. Here you will enjoy the days of the past as you visit the panhandle of Texas and see what the people of the 30′s, 40′s, 50′s and 60′s saw when they traveled across the country before the Interstate Highway system. Meeting the people along the way will make your trip extra special.

Born between 1927 and 1945 the Silent Generation was influenced by WWII, the Great Depression and the Cold War. During these years the trips to the west coast were on Old Route 66.

The Baby Boom generation was born between 1946 and 1964 when the primary influences were the civil rights movement, the Vietnam War and the assassinations of the 1960′s of Dr. King and President Kennedy. This generation tends to be achievement-oriented and willing to give up personal time for get ahead. This generation should take the time to travel the roads of the great United States and enjoy seeing the array of small towns, large cities and meet the people that make up this great nation.

Family vacations on route 66 go from Illinois to Missouri and Kansas, then you enter the beautiful state of Oklahoma and Texas, on to the mountains and desert of New Mexico and Arizona ending up in California. On this trip your opportunity to see the heartland of the United States and the great people that live in these states.

After spending a little time in the beautiful city of Chicago you will head out on route 66 to St. Louis and the trip to the top of the Arch. Then visit Springfield and see this very pretty littler city with their unique museums and great people. Kansas route 66 takes you through Galena, Riverton and Baxter Springs. Now you are entering Oklahoma and visiting the friendly city of Tulsa. Here the traffic actually comes to a stop to let another car enter the stream of cars, where else will you encounter this type of courtesy?

Leaving Oklahoma for Texas you will get into the city of Amarillo. You will be able to learn about the history of the settlement of the panhandle of Texas. Crossing New Mexico will give you the opportunity to visit such cities as Albuquerque and see some of the fabulous museums in this city. You can learn about the Native American influence in the region including their fabulous artwork on display at the museums. Leaving New Mexico you will enter Arizona and then on to your final destination of California.