How about a trip to United States South California

Southern California is a place which probably doesn’t need a great deal of explanation, but that would be rather lazy, so we’ll try, somehow, to sum up this tourist mecca for you. Let’s start with LA as that’s almost where you’re certain to arrive if flying into the region. LA is vast. If you think you can get around LA on public transport, you can, but you’d probably prefer to by car, just like every single other person! Traffic here can be hell, so plan your journeys to avoid a frustrating time. The beaches are are the biggest draw and its so easy to see why. They are many in number, clean, calm, wide, sandy, and the sunsets are legendary. They can have huge palatial homes right next door, muscular men and women flexing and lifting, roller bladers breezing effortlessly past, surfers catching the breakers, students amassing for evenings in the sun, families visiting the attractions and some people who just want to chill out!
Then you have places like Hollywood and Beverley Hills and the glut of celebs who call these places home and “work”. Griffith Park is a vast open green space with wonderous views of the city (if not covered in smog), there’s an enormous variety of elite sports to watch, world-class music venues, theatres, cinemas, superb dining and of course, Disneyland!
Just south of LA, you have San Diego, a much quieter, more laid back city with the majority of its focal point being on the coast and the harbour area. It is also home to one of the world’s largest and highly prized zoos, an absolute must visit, along with its aquarium. This isn’t a city for a long stay, but a long weekend here in a place with one of the world’s best climates is a long weekend well spent!
From here, either head inland to Palm Springs, a desert / golf / shopping haven before continuing on through Joshua Tree National Park to the Grand Canyon, one of nature’s most extraordinary sights. Or head north past Santa Barbara, technically not part of LA, although very much part of LA.. stopping off at Hearst Castle before meandering your way up through Big Sur!
If you’re not exhausted yet from all the driving (driving is THE only way to see this state in all its glory and preferably in a drop-top!), then head inland once more, to the breath taking Sequoia National Park and the worlds largest trees (yes big trees are better than you can ever imagine!) and onto Death Valley. There isn’t much to see / do in DV, but it’s one of those places that, especially if you’re ultimate destination is the madness of Las Vegas, you really ought to “feel” and on a hot summers day, it’ll be like nothing else you’ve ever felt before! Just take a LOT of water and make sure your aircon is working, well!!
The other aspect Southern and central California has in abundance are ski resorts, some of the very biggest and best on earth! While snowfall quantities vary enormously, if you get a good dump of the white stuff, Heavenly, Squaw, Mammoth, Bear and a number of others will see you ride some superb runs, in probable glorious sunshine, followed by a well-earned party in the evening, only to repeat the process the following day!