It’s no secret that Louisiana is bursting with exotic flare. A hearty helping of French history, sprinkled with Caribbean flavors, and triple-dipped in Spanish, Native American, and African lore, it’s an enchanting atmosphere like no other. And Lake Charles, anchored…
As the old saying goes, “April showers bring May flowers.” How wonderful that my trip to Fredericksburg, in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, was in early May when many of those May flowers were still in bloom. And…
The Greenbrier – America’s Resort, located in the beautiful Allegheny Mountains of West Virginia, is truly one of a kind. Natural mineral springs drew the first guests to White Sulphur Springs nearly 240 years ago and continue to attract visitors…
French novelist Gustave Flaubert once said, “Travel makes one modest. You see what a tiny place you occupy in the world.” I had to agree with him while visiting Guadalajara…sprawling in every direction, it is larger than life. Guadalajara, Mexico’s…
A new Star Wars inspired hotel has just been announced as part of Walt Disney Parks & Resorts new immersive 360 vacation concept. Announced during D23 from current Disney Chairman Bob Chapek. “It’s unlike anything that exists today.” Bob said.…
Galileo once said “Wine is sunshine held together by water.” And in the town of Temecula, they have plenty of both. Mother Nature has truly blessed this delightful Southern California community nestled among the surrounding hills and mountains. Wine may…
Lexington, Kentucky may be considered Ground Zero for University of Kentucky Wildcat diehards or fans of the Transylvania University Pioneers. But, for visitors introduced to Lexington for the very first time, aspects that set it apart from most cities in…
After enjoying ourselves for a couple of days digging our toes in the velvety sand of Eagle Beach in Aruba, our skin was starting to feel the effects of the hot tropical sun. Time for a visit to the Aloe…
Santorini, Greece is one of the Cyclades islands in the Aegean Sea. And Oia, our home for a week, is one of the two major towns that clings to the side of the cliffs above an underwater caldera. The buildings…
It’s easy to figure out when you’re coming into Marblehead, Mass. Suddenly, the hectic city life, along with its four-lane highways, seem a distant, faded memory. The streets become narrower and you can’t help but slow everything down. Visitors and…
