Travelling in the Amazon rainforest at the age of sixty is not quite what you imagine in your twenties or thirties. While it might sound romantic or adventurous, I had no desire to pitch a tent deep within the jungle,…
While musicians and merrymakers of New Orleans sleep, the sun is rising, and so are those with young traveling companions. The Big Easy really is action packed 24 hours a day and there are plenty of activities for entertaining kids…
Exploring the French Quarter’s Darker Side It wasn’t exactly a dark and stormy New Orleans night. It was more like a “dark and threatening to rain night”, and a perfect climate for delving into tales of some of the French…
I’m one, in nearly two million visitors, who has traveled through The National WWII Museum, located in New Orleans. I can only imagine the emotional impact this museum’s had on each of us, since opening its doors to the public, June…
To really learn about a place, journey past the tourist attractions and venture into the neighborhoods where locals live. On the border of the Fauberg-Marigny and Bywater neighborhoods of New Orleans is Press Street, named for the Cotton Presses that…
Museums that Women Love – First in a Six Part Series Wow! This is one seriously different art museum—and I love it! We all enjoy visiting the great museums of the world to see the visions of the famous artists…
“New Orleans doesn’t hide its quirkiness, it celebrates it!”, or at least that’s what Monique Hamilton – our cemetery tour guide – likes to say about New Orleans culture. A lively woman with purple hair, black dress adorned with skulls…
As someone who travels frequently for work and for pleasure, I’ve come to rely upon all sorts of travel products, devices and apps to streamline and improve my experience. I want to share with you some of the travel tech,…
Travel must be booked by 9/21 for travel 10/1 – 1 Example fares are: New York, NY (JFK) to Washington, D.C. (IAD) – $39.00 New York, NY (JFK) to Bermuda, (BDA) – $92.00 New York, NY (JFK) to Burbank, CA (BUR)…
“Ride the rails from Charleston to Pineland Village, where scented pine forests heal the spirits and deter the illnesses of the South Carolina Low Country.” In the early 1800’s, such words advertised South Carolina’s trending lifestyle. Wealthy Charlestonians journeyed by…