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When the last of the Hollywood celebrities have left for greener pastures, when the Silicon Valley techies have decamped for cheaper environments, when the beaches are no longer crowded with sun-worshippers and the mountains are no longer dotted with skiers – what will be left of California? A state in decline, that's what. For years now, California has been bleeding residents. People are leaving in droves, fed up with high taxes, high cost of living, and a generally deteriorating quality of life. So where are they going? There is no one answer to that question, as people are fleeing California for all sorts of reasons. But there are some states that are seeing a huge influx of Californians, as people seek out a better quality of life elsewhere. Here are just a few of the places people are moving to when they leave California: Texas has been one of the top destinations for Californians for years now. And it's not hard to see why. Texas is a big state with plenty of opportunity, and it's much more affordable than California. The cost of living is lower and there are no state income taxes, which means more money in your pocket. And if you're looking for a job, Texas is a great place to be. The economy is booming, thanks to the oil and gas industry, and there are plenty of jobs to be had. There are plenty of other reasons why Californians might move to Texas. For one, the weather is much more temperate than in California. It's not as hot in Texas as it is in California, and it's not as cold either. Plus, Texans are known for their friendly and welcoming attitude, which is a refreshing change after living in California. Some of the best cities to consider checking out would be Austin, Dallas and Houston. Houston is a great city for those who want to be in the heart of the action. It's a huge city with a lot of energy and excitement. There are plenty of jobs and opportunities, and it's a great place to be if you're looking for something to do. Next on that list is Dallas, Dallas is also known as a great city, and it's been attracting a lot of Californians in recent years. It has a more relaxed vibe than Houston, and there are plenty of family-friendly activities to keep you busy. The cost of living is also lower than in Houston. Austin is our personal favorite of the three cities. It's smaller than Houston and Dallas, which makes it more manageable and less overwhelming. It's also been voted one of the most livable cities in the US, thanks to its eclectic mix of restaurants, bars, music venues, and parks. And the cost of living is relatively low compared to other major cities. Here is the real kicker, in Texas as a whole, the average person pays about $1091 in rent. However, this varies drastically depending on the city. The average rent for a typical person is $1,547 in Dallas, $1,335 in Austin, and $1,139 in Houston. As opposed to what the average person would pay in California is $1844 a month. Arizona is another popular destination for Californians who are looking for a change of scenery. The cost of living is lower than in California, and there are plenty of jobs to be had. The Arizona economy is doing very well, thanks to a number of factors. For one, the state has a low tax burden, which makes it attractive to businesses and entrepreneurs. And the weather is great, which makes it a popular destination for retirees. But the biggest factor driving the Arizona economy is its thriving tech sector. The Phoenix area is home to a number of tech companies, including Apple, Intel, and Tempe-based GoDaddy. And these companies are hiring; in fact, Arizona has one of the lowest unemployment rates in the country. All this activity has led to robust economic growth in Arizona; between 2016 and 2017, the state's GDP grew by 3.5%. And this growth is expected to continue; between 2018 and 2020, Arizona's GDP is projected to grow by another 3.5%. So if you're looking for a good job and a great quality of life, Arizona should be at the top of your list. Some of the best cities to live in Arizona are Phoenix, Tucson, and Mesa. Phoenix is the biggest city in Arizona, and it's a great place to be if you're looking for opportunity. There are plenty of jobs, and the cost of living is relatively low compared to other major cities with a single average rent in Phoenix being at about $1380 per month. Next up on the list we have Nevada. There are a number of reasons why Nevada is a top contender for Californians looking to relocate. First, the cost of living is much lower in Nevada than it is in California.

Time Stamps: 00:55 - 1:47: Maui Snorkeling Molkini Crater & Turtle Town 1:47 - 2:29: Oahu Circle Island and Snorkeling Tour 2:29- 3:19: Famous Volcanoes and Waterfalls 3:19 -4:11: Night Manta Ray Adventure 4:11 - 5:04: Luau Kalamaku with Buffet Dinner & Show Welcome to the Travel Code! Your Virtual travel guide with all the best places to go and see while either planning for a trip or looking for things to do while you're here. On today's list of the best vacation spots to visit, we bring you the home of volcanoes and the USA's most royal place, evergreen Hawaii. I'm sure you don't want to miss out on watching glimmering oceanic water, cornered by golden beads of sand, the emerald flawlessly running valleys, and the spiritually welcoming beauty of hula. Once you are within the borders of this serene dreamland, you will find the aura will take your heart captive forever. Be sure to like and subscribe and throw a comment on where you’re traveling next! Here are our 5 best things to see and do in Hawaii! Maui Snorkeling Molokini Crater and Turtle Town aboard Pride of Maui Visitors visiting Molokini Crater can enjoy breathtaking ocean views from a catamaran and explore the underwater world while snorkeling at Turtle Town's lava formations. For novice and experienced snorkelers, the tranquil water and abundant marine life make this the perfect snorkeling location. A guide also gives newcomers security and instruction. Visit the Molokini Crater on a catamaran and go snorkeling in Turtle Town. On board, there are meals, snacks, and drinks (including alcohol) included in the all-inclusive trip. Discover more about the area from your guide. The region is renowned for its excellent visibility and abundant marine life, particularly sea turtles—onboard the largest Maxi Power Catamaran in Maui, snorkel, and SNUBA at two great sites. Oahu Circle Island and Snorkeling Tour Make the most of your short time on Oahu by taking this full-day round island trip. This journey is jam-packed with adventure and stops at places like Diamond Head, the Dole Plantation, undiscovered beaches, a coffee farm, and more. On the North Shore, you may snorkel in water that is home to turtles. Oahu full-day circle-island tour: Take advantage of your time. One day excursion will allow you to visit all of Oahu's most fantastic attractions. Pickup without hassle from your Waikiki hotel, the airport, or the port. From your guide, discover all about Hawaiian history and culture. Famous Volcanoes and Waterfalls On this all-day nature tour, discover the Big Island of Hawaii's unique ecology and take in the splendor of its black-sand beaches, roaring waterfalls, and Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. If you're lucky, Hawaiian green sea turtles may be spotted on the coast. The tour is an informative adventure for tourists of all ages, with food and refreshments included, and just moderate amounts of walking are required. A tour of the largest island in Hawaii, emphasizing its natural wonders, Visit Akaka and Rainbow Falls, two of the island's most impressive waterfalls. Lunch is provided as an additional convenience. To ensure a high standard of service, groups are kept to a maximum of 12 individuals. Night Manta Ray Adventure This tour offers a unique opportunity to snorkel with manta rays on the Big Island. You'll travel a short boat ride to the manta spot under the guidance of a local guide, where you'll enjoy a stunning Hawaiian sunset before diving into the water to see the manta rays up close. Along with light beverages and snacks to enjoy on board, your expedition will be equipped with everything you need. Your journey will end at the place from which it began. If you don't see manta rays on this trip, you can book again on a different night at no additional cost. On this Big Island trip, accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, snorkel among manta rays. Observe the Kona sunset before entering the sea. On the boat, relax while enjoying some snacks and light refreshments. Take advantage of free usage of all snorkeling gear. Luau Kalamaku with Buffet Dinner & Show At Luau Kalamaku, experience the passion and tastes of Hawaii! Enjoy a banquet of classic Hawaiian dishes that starts with an imu roast pig ritual. You'll then be mesmerized by a gifted group of musicians and dancers as they perform historical legends from Hawaii. For a night out in Kauai that you won't soon forget, the enchanting entertainment includes Polynesian hula dancers, flame throwers, and a procession of colorful costumes. Available round-trip transit Within the boundaries of the venerable Kilohana Plantation photo shoot with the cast, Traditional hula dances, and live music. The traditional imu ceremony involves the excavation of a whole pig from an underground oven. An open bar is also available within the package.

Welcome to the Travel Code! Your Virtual travel guide with all the best places to go and see while either planning for a trip or looking for things to do while you're here. Dubai… the mighty city of endless dunes, vast culture, and versatile landscapes, offers you an exhaustive list of things you can see and do. Here are the top 5 things you can't miss seeing or doing once you are in Dubai. Burj Khalifa Take the quickest elevator in the world to the top of Dubai's famous Burj Khalifa building. Then, ride to the 125th level of the structure that holds the record for being the tallest skyscraper in the world to take in the scenery from the observation deck balcony. At an astounding 2,723 feet, the Burj Khalifa soars over Downtown Dubai. 360-degree panoramas let you experience the emirate from above. View the city from one of the telescopes on the deck while learning about the engineering and architecture that went into creating this Middle Eastern landmark. Then, watch Dubai's dancing Fountain while listening to synchronized music from the observation decks of the Burj Khalifa. Desert Safari Embark on a guided dune-bashing expedition to explore the desert outside of Dubai. Have fun choosing from a range of optional activities, such as a quad bike ride, a camel ride, or dinner and entertainment with an extended tour option. Your tour guide will pick you up from your hotel or another location. Drive to the Dubai desert next, and after a bit of rest, engage in an exhilarating dune-bashing activity with experienced drivers. Additionally, you may go sandboarding and take some incredible pictures of the shifting dunes. Proceed to the Al Khayma camp for the included refreshments and an optional camel ride. Participants on the 7-hour tour may look forward to more entertainment performances and a delicious BBQ meal at the camp. Once everything is over, you will be dropped back at your hotel. Ferrari World Theme Park Explore Abu Dhabi's top attractions while visiting the distinctive Ferrari World amusement park. On your day excursion from Dubai, see the Heritage Village and ride the Formula Rossa coaster. Visit Sheikh Zayed Mosque on your tour so you may take in the magnificent edifice that personifies the splendor of Islamic art.Continue to the Emirates Palace, an excellent hotel with 114 majestic domes and unique marble rooms gold-decorated in the city. Afterward, you'll visit the Heritage Village to learn more about Bedouin culture. After that, as you continue to travel to Al Corniche, you may take in the breathtaking vistas of Abu Dhabi's skyline. You spend the second half of your day trip at Ferrari Globe, the biggest indoor theme park in the entire world. Test your driving prowess on one of the many simulators while experiencing the breathtaking speed rush on the Formula Rossa rollercoaster. Dubai Marina Yacht Cruise with breakfast or sunset dinner Prepare yourself to take in the breathtaking maritime landscape as you cruise through Dubai's famous tourist spots. Throughout the trip, the crew will be on hand to assist you with any needs. View the city's sights while sailing to Blue Water Island across the Dubai Marina and JBR Towers. You will witness the famed Jumeirah Beach and the Palm while hovering over the Dubai Eye, passing by the Dubai Harbor & Big Cruises, and the iconic Burj Al Arab hotel. Depending on your preference, you can have breakfast, lunch, or a BBQ dinner, which will all be served on board. Sightseeing Helicopter Ride from the Palm Experience aerial views of the dynamic metropolis of Dubai while riding in a luxurious helicopter. You will take off from a helipad at Atlantis the Palm and soar for 17 or 25 minutes while taking in Dubai from a vantage point high above the ground. The 12-minute flight from Atlantis Flying past Burj Al Arab and the coastline of Dubai, the Palm is headed for the Burj Khalifa. Alternately, select the 15-minute trip via Port Rashid, Palm Jumeirah, the World Islands as seen from the South Pole, and Burj Al Arab. The 25-minute flying option from Atlantis The Palm to the historic Dubai Creek allows you to see it all. Ski Dubai, the Jebel Ali racetrack, Media and Internet City, Dubai Marina, Jumeirah Lakes Towers, Emirates Livings, and more may be seen in addition to those above. View Dubai's renowned structures and stunning skyline from a different angle. Six seats total on each helicopter, three of which are in the windows for the best views.