The History of Public Bus Transportation
Did you know that public transportation has existed, in some form, since the 1820s? It all began with a simple system of horse-drawn carriages that, surprisingly, took a while to catch on. But once it did, public transportation would quickly progress from simple horsecars to…
Social Distancing-Friendly Locations in Washington D.C.
Washington D.C. is usually one of the busiest tourist spots in the country. People typically flock to the National Mall by the thousands, but the COVID-19 pandemic has changed quite a few things. Exploring D.C. is more limited than usual, but there are still a…
Fun Places to Social Distance in Los Angeles
Although many places in Los Angeles remain closed, outdoor spaces like beaches, parks, and farmers’ markets have begun to reopen. That means if your virtual schooling pod or large family needs to get outside, you can do so while following social distancing regulations. GOGO Charters…
Places to Social Distance in Atlanta
While we would not recommend Atlanta sightseeing under the current circumstances, if you are planning to be out and about in ATL, we’d like you to travel safely. That’s why GOGO Charters put together this list of places you can easily visit while social distancing….
The 5 Best Places for a Ski Trip on the East Coast
If you’re a serious skier, I already know what you’re thinking. “Why would I ski on the East Coast?” Sure, you’re less likely to find powdery slopes, steep glades, or long, long trails like those in Colorado, Utah, or even California. In fact, pretty much…
How Employers Can Help Employees Commute During COVID-19
It’s become increasingly clear that the COVID-19 pandemic won’t end anytime soon, and though many employees continue to work from home, many others have jobs that require them to be onsite. If you’re running a business or organization where your employees have to come in,…
The Best Group Day Trips from Atlanta
Need a break from Atlanta’s busy roads and hectic traffic? Get out of town for a day! A group day trip will give you a breather from ATL and time to connect with your favorite people. Explore a new city with friends, family, or even…
Planning Your Group Tour Through San Francisco Wine Country
I think we can agree that at this point… we all need a break. And when the pandemic has passed, what better way to reunite with old friends than by sipping handcrafted Chardonnay on a mountainside vineyard in Northern California? Next stop: San Francisco wine…
Guide to the Best Day Trips from Boston
The area around Boston overflows with historic homes, beautiful coastlines, and remnants of American colonial history. If you’re willing to take a day trip outside the city with your school or tour group, you’ll be treated to stunning views, houses that once belonged to great…
How Groups Can Travel Safely During COVID-19
Traveling with a large group can be stressful at any point in time. Add a major health crisis into the mix and things can get exponentially more stressful. COVID-19 has changed the way people travel, and groups in the US have to exercise an abundance…
The Best Group Day Trips from Los Angeles
There’s so much to do around Los Angeles but sometimes Angelenos need a change of scenery. Sure, you can explore new corners of LA, but getting out of town for a day is one of the best ways to unwind. Get a group together for…
Your Guide to a Group Road Trip on the Pacific Coast Highway
It’s hard to find a more scenic road than the Pacific Coast Highway. Running from just north of San Francisco to just south of Los Angeles, this route offers stunning views of the Pacific Ocean and gives you the opportunity to stop in some of…