Wellness weekend in Austin
Austin isn’t all hipster bands and breakfast tacos. Although to be fair, there are a lot of those. The tech… Read More »
Luxury yacht charter’s in the Mediterranean
Celebrate a summer of freedom in the Eastern Mediterranean and cruise wherever you desire on a luxury yacht charter, one… Read More »
Find peace in Provence
2020 has tested us all to the limit. We have worried about the health of our family and friends and… Read More »
Eco-friendly hotels to consider in the Spanish Canary Islands
We are seeing an increasing number of empty streets around the world as a result of people having to remain… Read More »
Quarantining under the Northern Lights
Last night’s surprise Northern Lights were breathtaking. The KP index showed low activity, and it was forecast to be quite… Read More »
Introducing Travelibrium
Travelibrium (noun) To maintain an emotional balance between travel and being at home. The ability to recreate cultural experiences elsewhere. … Read More »
Cities in Belgium worth the visit
Belgium has a vibrant history that will undoubtedly keep you busy for a few days or longer. To get the… Read More »
Top 5 funky hotels in Cape Town
Cape Town is on the must-see list of many travelers. With its buzzy cosmopolitan culture, balmy Mediterranean climate, trendy neighborhoods, and… Read More »
Homewood Hotel and Spa
Homewood, in ten bucolic acres of lawns and soaring trees, brings relaxed but stylish Mediterranean living to the rural village… Read More »
Five reasons to visit a ski resort offseason
In the days of COVID-19 and muted international travel, individuals and families have to think further on how to spend… Read More »
Feel collegiate nostalgia with Graduate Hotels
AJ Capital Partner’s recent concept accomplishes something that hadn’t even been attempted by the hospitality industry: the Graduate Hotels seamlessly… Read More »
Three perfect days in Palm Beach
If you haven’t been to Palm Beach in a while, a brief refresher: golf is still there, as is the… Read More »
Relaxing weekend in the Scottsdale Desert
You don’t have to love golf to love Scottsdale—but you should definitely be into relaxation. Just east of Phoenix, the… Read More »
Peru’s Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu
The Sacred Valley of Peru is a feast for the senses—colorful woven fabrics, mountains that soar skyward, ancient culture full of… Read More »
The Museum of Hurghada opens in Egypt
We need to turn-on our dream generators and go on an adventure. We will inherently travel again, it is apart… Read More »
GPS self-tracking in Hawaii during COVID-19
The pandemic is prompting Hawaii’s authorities to consider some extreme measures to contain the spread of contagion. The Aloha State… Read More »
Hotels giving out deep discounts for future travel
Hotel groups have come up with the idea of selling credits that can be bought at a discount to be… Read More »
Atelier Crenn – Dominique Crenn San Francisco
Dominique Crenn’s Atelier Crenn, arguably the world’s only restaurant where, in place of a standard menu, guests receive an original poem,… Read More »
The Azores are Shangri-La
The Azores are Shangri-La, a remote mythical paradise that few know about and fewer have visited. The Portuguese islands in… Read More »
Qatar brings history and culture to Life
Photo: A scene from Doha, Qatar’s Souq Waqif. (photo via Flickr/Ian Cochrane) Qatar is a modern country with a sophisticated… Read More »
The more popular hot dog places in New York
The hot dog has become an icon of New York, perhaps even more so than the pizza. Not only does… Read More »
The best wedding destinations
You popped the question and your partner said yes. Now it’s time to set the date and pick the right… Read More »