Susan Glaser is a travel editor at the Plain Dealer Publishing Co. in Cleveland, Ohio. Her work focuses on regional travel and family travel, with a keen interest in adventure travel, air travel, and transportation policy. Susan's insights and stories have been featured in various publications, including Disability Scoop, Charlotte Business Journal, and The Detroit News.
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Visitors spent nearly $58 billion in Ohio in 2025, according to the state.
By: Susan Glaser
SANDUSKY, Ohio – Cedar Point 's popular beach-themed Boardwalk Nights festival returns Friday, featuring live entertainment, games, specialty food items and nightly shows.
By: Susan Glaser
The free festival commemorates the Aug. 2, 1776, signing of the Declaration of Independence with concerts, living history demonstrations and a national signing ceremony.
By: Susan Glaser
The airline will begin daily service between Cleveland Hopkins and Dallas Love Field starting March 11, 2027, after initially planning only seasonal flights.
| SANDUSKY, Ohio – Cedar Point opened as scheduled Friday, after closing early Thursday because of hazardous air quality caused by wildfire smoke.
By: Susan Glaser
The Browns owner pointed to Nashville's explosive growth as proof that cities can become Super Bowl-ready quickly.
By: Susan Glaser
The light show "Welcome Home" launches Wednesday on Public Square with animated projections and an original soundtrack.
By: Susan Glaser
The 19-acre campus in Jackson Park includes a museum, public library, athletic center and community gathering spaces.
By: Susan Glaser
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Destination Cleveland will debut a new Illuminate CLE show on Public Square this week to coincide with the city's 230th birthday.
From Hayes to Harding, Ohio houses several presidential collections that predate the Franklin Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum, which opened in 1941.
