Food on Foot Tours
Looking for a unique foodie treat in NYC, then a Food on Foot Tour is a must! Meet Brooklyn native Corey Taylor, whose passion for food turned into a dream job. He introduces New York visitors to non-tourist neighborhoods, by foot and subway, so they can experience what it’s like to eat and travel like […]
Hotels in Any Language
Hotels are called just that around the world… especially in the cities. But if you’re looking for a place to sleep in more rural areas of a country, it pays to know some of the other names you should be looking for. It’s just like “B and Bs”… The term “B and B” has become […]
Side Trips During Long Layovers
When I have more than five hours to spare in between flights, I usually include possible side trips in my pre-travel research for my layover. Rather than spending long hours in the airport, if you can hop on a bus or a train for a short ride to the city then do so. It makes […]
RT 2014 Book Lovers Convention New Orleans
What a week in New Orleans at the Romantic Times Book Lovers Convention where fans had the opportunity to interact with over 700 of their favorite authors! If you’re a book lover, aspiring author or published author, this was the place to be. The conference offered over 400 panels, workshops, and parties. If you’re an […]
Castles and Manor Houses
Have you ever dreamed of staying in castles? Can You do that? Don’t you have to be a King or a Queen or something? Or at least a Lord to stay in a manor house? There are castles and manor houses all over Europe that have rooms available for tourists wanting to indulge in a […]
7 Things to do in Detroit When Going to a Lions Game
Even though we’re in t the first round of NHL playoffs, and baseball season just got underway, it’s time to start planning your trips for the 2014 NFL season! Yes, that’s right, football. The National Football League (NFL) released its 2014 schedule this week. Over the next few months, we’ll be highlighting fun facts about […]
Disneyland, The Happiest Place on Earth!
More than 15 Million people visit Disneyland a year and last week, I was one of them! Disneyland, the first of all the Disney parks opened in July of 1955, and it was a disaster! The park really wasn’t ready to open, tickets were copied and too many people were let into the park. Opening […]
Easily Forgotten Travel Essentials
For some reason or another, some must-bring travel essentials are easily forgotten. Both veteran and newbie travelers alike are prone to forgetting these travel basics. I, too, have been in the same situation far too many times until I made it a point to list these items in my travel reminder notebook for reference every […]
Baseball is Back!
Opening Day is right around the corner and the Boys of Summer are back! Baseball is my second favorite sport, next to hockey, (of course!). So to help kick off the 2014 MLB season, here is some information on one of my favorite baseball stadiums, home to the Detroit Tigers! Comerica Park I’m a […]
Calling all BEATLES fans!
This year marks the 50th Anniversary of The Beatles U.S. Invasion! What could be better than a trip to their old stomping ground and experience the magic that is London and Liverpool? Here’s a great itinerary for the ultimate fan! Day 1 – Welcome to London Arrive London Heathrow where your driver will meet and […]