1. Summer Travel

Whether you’re visiting the beach, flying internationally, or driving to a national park, visit USA.gov’s Travel, Transportation, and Recreation page for help in making your plans.

Some of the resources you’ll find include:
Air Travel – Find packing rules, real-time airport status, security tips...
Road and Train Travel – Get information about gas prices, road conditions, train travel…
International Travel – See currency exchange rates, entry requirements, health information…
Recreation and Tourism – Find maps and information about national parks, museums…

Viajes, transporte y recreación

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2. Health Reform

Visit HealthReform.gov to learn more about efforts by the President and Congress to provide all Americans with affordable, high-quality health care.

You can share your stories and ideas, find reports, and check out the latest forums on health reform.

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3. FREE "My Money" Tool Kit

Complete a simple online form to receive a free package of helpful publications on saving, investing, and protecting your money.

The "My Money" tool kit contains the following six publications:

• Consumer Information Catalog – List of consumer education resources.
• Get the Facts on Saving and Investing – Calculate net worth, income, and expenses.
• Money Smart – Education program for adults.
• Questions You Should Ask About Your Investments – Questions to ask before investing.
• Social Security: Understanding the Benefits – Retirement, disability, survivor's benefits, Medicare, and more.
• Your New, Higher FDIC Insurance Coverage – Up to $250,000 now protected in FDIC-insured banks.

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4. Volunteer!

Through a summer initiative called United We Serve, the President is calling on all Americans to participate in the nation’s recovery and renewal by volunteering.

Use Serve.gov to find a volunteer opportunity in your community, or to register your event or project.

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5. New Public Service Announcement

USA.gov helps visitors find the government information and services they need—applying for jobs, renewing a driver’s license, shopping government auctions, and much more. But USA.gov can only be helpful if Americans are aware of it! A new public service announcement (PSA) called "For the People" helps spread the word. This PSA has been distributed to TV stations across the country and is available on YouTube.