North America includes the United States, one of the largest countries on earth, offering the greatest diversity of geography, culture, and history.

North America consists of four countries: the United States of America, Canada, Mexico and Greenland. Also there is a small self-governing territory of France, Saint Pierre and Miquelon, located near the south shore of the Canadian island of Newfoundland.

Getting around is not hard at all in North America. Buses, trains and airplanes take you from the Atlantic coast to the Pacific without too much hassle. Some parts are however reached more easily if you have your own means of transport. But be serious: route 66 is not about taking the bus, is it? In greenland it might be wise to bring your, own pack of sleigh dogs, or rent a snow scooter.

The United States of America is sometimes called "The Land of Opportunity," and in no area is that more true than when it comes to travel.  The 50 individual states of America compare favorably in size and population with the various countries of Europe.  The USA offers a wonderful combination of large cities, smaller towns, farmlands, forests, deserts, mountains, prairies and much more.  The climate ranges from tropical to Arctic, although most of the country is temperate, with four distinct seasons.  With a over 300,000,007 people, the United States is the third most populous country in the world.

Exploring the United States by car is so easy due to many factors: The highway system is excellent, signage will tell you where the attractions are, at all major interchanges there are many hotels, motels, restaurants and gas stations to help you in your travels and the tourist attractions are just endless where ever you travel! Much of this ease in travel is due to the trucking industry, so take advantage of the best highway system in the world and get on the road and explore the USA!