I worked with Sunsiray to get a quote for my trip to Hawaii, she was very pleasant to work with,…read moreand extremely hard working. She worked very hard to stay within my budget and find the best deals she could. Great service, will work with her again on my next trip.

I was truly impressed witj Sunsiray Travel while booking my six day cruise for next April. She was…read morevery professional and knowledgeable about what she was doing. I recommend everybody to try Sunsiray Travel.

I am planning a trip to Maui and Travel by Jim made all the planning so much easier. He helped…read morebook an additional excursion on the island - his recommendations were excellent. Also, his company will upload all your travel itinerary on the Pocket Travel App so all your details and confirmations are in one spot. I will use Travel by Jim again and highly recommend.

Driving from Memphis to Nashville and so happy we found this wonderful spot! The owner was so…read morefriendly and welcoming - it's a gorgeous old mansion built in 1911 but wonderfully restored to modern comfort. The king bed we had I. The Butler Room was so comfortable we slept well! It was a few blocks walk to the old Town center of Jackson which was pleasant as there are some beautiful old homes and giant great trees along the way. The original claw foot tub was in perfect condition and charming with an excellent shower - plenty of nice hot water too! Breakfast was excellent also ! Thanks so much for everything . We will be back for sure now that we found you !

There isn't enough room to list all the things we loved about this bed and breakfast. Wonderful…read morehostess was incredibly polite and friendly and served a breakfast that was delicious. All the details were just perfect from the decor to the comfort and cleanliness of the rooms. The whole house is absolutely gorgeous! It was our anniversary and she had a vase of red roses waiting for us when we returned from dinner. There isn't anything she hasn't thought of. The price was very reasonable, and we will absolutely be repeat customers. A MUST stay if you are in Jackson or passing through. Really worth the stop.

Always my transportation for the month awesome people. , the only people I trust, wouldn't get no…read moreone else to come get me. Thanks you guys .

Had a great ride! They were able to help in a pinch when we needed a ride to the Memphis airport on…read morea Sunday. I Felt super safe and cared for the whole time, would absolutely recommend to a friend.

Truly amazing experience! I live in Nashville and I have to deal with the chaos of BNA. I had to…read moremake a trip to Illinois and it was suggested by my parents to travel through Jackson's airport. I was like okay I can come home visit with family and make my trip and come back. I am so glad I did!! Love the Denver Air Connections! Everyone was so nice and getting through was so much easier than going to BNA. Way more affordable than any other airline that is out there! If you love roomy seats and actually real snacks on flight and not the microscopic bag of pretzels that the other airlines give you then fly through Denver Air!! I can't wait to travel with them again and I may even up my trips to Illinois based on this experience alone!

This is a small airport in Jackson. I heard about a flight they have to St Louis for only $25 so I…read morehad to try it. I have family in St Louis, so it was super convenient. The airport is easy to get to and plenty of parking. They let you keep your car parked there for free. Great deal! The place is very clean and the staff is super friendly. There was no long lines, which is a huge bonus. Nice bathrooms and nearby vending machines. The waiting area has couches and tv's to make your wait comfortable. A few minutes before takeoff they walk you out to the plane and help you on. Smooth flight and super easy. Can't wait to try it again!

The manger is the sweetest person she cares about the tendents here and makes sure everything is…read moredone and taken care of. Shes nice and sweet. Everyone around here is nice n its quiet place honeslty

Before you move to this park please do some research or talk to people within the community of…read moreParkway so they can give you the real run down. There are simply not enough words in this world to describe what the new management has done and is currently doing to destroy this park. The new management has been very dishonest with the current residents. For example: I watched new management roam around the park for weeks without saying anything to anybody about any problems on their property. As soon as we signed, the new leases that we were required to sign or you were going to be evicted, they wanted to start putting notices up on the door for things they thought needed to be taken down on our lot. Never once with a Old Management did they have a problem with the things on my lot but I completely understood new management was taking over the park and the rules would be different. My problem with the entire situation was they gave me 24 hours to take down a fence. It took a week to build. And I had to get hateful over the phone with the office manager (which she told me "I'm just the office manager"), and somebody else who's over the property who doesn't even live relatively close to a Parkway Village to get an extended amount of time to take down my fence. They simply could've knocked on my door on the weeks prior, and said once we take over management, this is going to have to come down. The fence was built so my dogs would actually have somewhere to play and be able to run. New management does not seem interested in building any accommodations for people with pets there. So if you have a dog that likes to play and run you'll have to take them to the park down the road. I say all that to say if you move into this park and sign their lease you will shortly start to have problems as well. I'm not the only one in the park who's had problems due to new management. Cars are no longer allowed to be parked in the extra parking by the office, new campers are not to be welcomed at this park, because they are not going to allow them anymore, and so on. It just never ends with this place . And if you think I'm lying just add yourself to their little Facebook group within the community you'll see it all! Let me add: most of the people within this community are great people! And the park is BEYOND safe for the area. I truly never had one problem in this park when it comes to my property being stolen/damaged (which says a lot because the park isn't on the best side of town).

When an impromptu emergency work call has you stay overnight. This was the third hotel I called…read morelooking for a room and if it had been based on the attitude of the individual who answered the phone it would have been a no. They only had King Suites left. I was on a fumes and kinda freaking out about other area hotels fully booked. Everything from check-in forward was as expected. Overall it is a good hotel option in the area- maybe just don't call them.

Absolutely low level service with a management that doubles down on bad service. Love Mariott,…read moremany year member elite level on this account and old account too. Definately choose a different Marriott, the tell of a good location is making right ehat goes wrong. Little things can always happen, bigger things less often. The other day I was at a marriott and my room key opened a door with people in it asleep. You'll notice there's no bad review about that place because management took care of everything quickly we were happy. Notice I am spending time to add pictures and make sure this review gets seen because you doubled down on not making it right when you misbehaved. And you were an absolute terror on the morning that I needed to get out on the road You caused a lot of delay and a lot of stress.And that's not what I want to stay at marriott for and I want everyone to know how much this location absolutely sucks compared to other marriots

The Battle of Parker's Cross Roads was a relatively small (but important) Civil War battle fought…read moreon December 31, 1862. It happened during Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest's raid against Union supply lines across TN. Despite the Confederates suffering heavier casualties, Forrest's raid was considered successful for disrupting Union operations and became famous for his order of "Charge 'em both ways!" after finding his forces trapped between two separate Union forces. The battlefield has been wonderfully preserved and is easily located right off Interstate 40 at Exit 108 (about halfway between Memphis and Nashville. ) Stop in to enjoy: -a small (but mighty) visitor center with exhibits and a battlefield diorama as well as a short documentary about the battle -self-guided driving tour (for $3 you can purchase a very comprehensive driving tour on a USB drive or CD in the gift shop) -paved walking trails with interpretive markers - large chunks of preserved portions of the battlefield where the fighting occurred *Pro Tip * If following the driving tour I would recommend actually starting with point 7 on the tour because it gives a wonderful overview of the battlefield and the battle before getting into the nitty gritty details. After completing the tour, I wish we had started with point 7 instead of finishing with it as it felt a bit backwards. * If you're a history lover it's a must visit in TN and could pair easily with other nearby Civil War sites!

"Charge 'em Both Ways"-General Nathan Bedford Forrest at Parker's Crossroads…read more As Brig. Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest's expedition into West TN came to its conclusion, Col. Cyrus L. Dunham and Col. John W. Fuller (Union), attempted to cut Forrest off from withdrawing across the TN River. Gen. Grant has ordered various Federal regiments to track down Forrest. On December 31, 1862 at Parker's Crossroads, fighting began about 9:00 am. Confederate artillery had an early advantage. Forrest sent Dunham a demand for an unconditional surrender; however, Dunham refused. Fuller's Union brigade arrived and surprised the unprepared Confederates with an attack on their rear. Forrest ordered, "Charge 'em both ways." The Confederates reversed front, repelled Fuller, then rushed past Dunham's demoralized force and withdrew across the TN River. Both sides claimed victory, but the Confederates were able to escape what should have been a perfect trap. Of 3,000 men engaged, there were 737 estimated casualties.