Dallas, Texas
Dallas is the number one visitor destination in Texas with a
population of over
4,500,000 people. It is the eighth largest city in the
United States. Dallas is the southwest's leading business and financial center. It boast
the largest wholesale market in the world and lays claim
to being one of the top convention cities in the United
States. Metro area professional sports teams include the Cowboys (football),
Mavericks (basketball), Rangers (baseball), Stars (hokey), and Burn (soccer).
Visitors can enjoy modern attractions amid the downtown skyscraper.
Dallas has more shopping centers per capita than any other major U.S. city
and four times more restaurants per person than New York
City. Tourists can visit the more than 100
shops, galleries, nightclubs and attractions
here including Dallas Alley, an entertainment complex,
and the Dallas world aquarium. Just north of reunion
tower is Dealey Plaza and the sixth floor museum, which
explores the assassination of JFK in Dallas on November
22, 1963. The JFK memorial and the conspiracy museum are
also located nearby. Also visit old west attractions in
this very popular destination area. The birthplace of
frozen margarita and chicken fajita, tourist should make
it a point to sample Tex-Mex specialties while visiting
this great city in the southwest.
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Jose, California
It has held the title of The Safest Big City in
America for five consecutive years. Many would
say that the climate is beautiful with an
average of 50 degrees in January and 70 degrees
in July. With more than 300 sunny days per year.
San Jose is proud of the cultural and ethnic
diversity of its population.
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Pflugerville, Texas
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around 40,003. Pflugerville being close to
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Round Rock, Texas
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Austin, Texas
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fourth largest city in Texas and is the third
fastest growing city in the nation from 2000
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Branson,
Missouri
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entertainment center. Branson has 53 live
performance theaters, three lakes, dozen of
attractions and shopping galore. Branson's is
for the whole family in the natural Ozark
Mountains.
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Cedar Park, Texas
The City of Cedar Park, TX. is a major suburb of
Austin, TX. From a population of 5,161 in 1990,
to a population of around 52,721 in 2008. It is
the seventh-fastest growing city in the United
States. Cedar Park is closed to the beautiful
hill country and Lake Travis.
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Pflugerville, Texas
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Counties. The city estimates it population to be
around 40,003. Pflugerville being close to
Austin, TX and many major employers has seen
tremendous growth in the last 10 years. |
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