By Michele Mcintyre− “Welcome Home”. It’s a greeting that surprises and delights us as we pass through the gates of Royal Isabela in Puerto Rico’s northwest corner. This warm welcome sets the tone splendidly for our all too short Easter weekend visit. Flying into San Juan’s Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport,
By Michele McIntyre – On this trip to Southern California I’m ticking off spots on my travel bucket list – spots I must see before health, finances or other circumstances prevent me from doing so. This itinerary represents a sampler of what SoCal has to offer: Anaheim and the Disneyland
By Polly Roethe – The closest thing to heaven on earth… Kayaking! My husband and I were avid paddle buddies, however, due to serious health issues he had to put his kayaking days to rest. I couldn’t give up the adventure of being close to water, exploring lakes, rivers, streams,
By Monique Martel – The travel tips provided are to keep solo women travelers safe. Some of these, I heard from fellow travelers and their tales. Others I learned the painful way. Tip #1 Research your destination. Meticulously. Is the country a safe place for solo women travellers? Check the
By Brenda Belson − Florence is a cultural mecca in a time capsule of historic proportions, what midsummer dreams are made of. As the capital city of the Italian region of Tuscany, this metropolis encompasses French charm at its finest. The city offers an abundance of activities for all styles
I have a new favorite city for family fun that’s only four hours from Syracuse. It’s got excellent hotels, scrumptious food, scores of family-friendly attractions and easy to navigate streets. Can you guess where it is? The answer might surprise you; it was a pleasant surprise to me for sure.
By Carter Miller – Spring has arrived, and Rome hotels are welcoming the season’s first wave of international visitors through their doors. As well as flocking to see the ancient sites and visit the Vatican, many are also there to sample the tastes of Italian spring, also known as primavera.
By Christina Vercelletto for Ideas That Spark Too late to book affordable airline tickets? No need to disappoint the kids. A road trip is the classic summertime escape. Pack up and take your pick of these primo family-friendly routes. Get Your Kicks … Route 66 is legendary for a reason:
By Seeley Beal – Are you contemplating a much-needed holiday in the welcoming confines of sunny Spain? If so, 2014 Majorca deals are perfect if you want to experience this stunning island without putting a strain on your budget. Indeed, you will hardly be disappointed with the numerous amenities that
Golf in Italy is on the rise, and the country is a great prospect for a golfing holiday, offering over 270 golf courses throughout the country. Italy has an incredibly diverse landscape and there are many different types of Italian golfing holiday that you can enjoy. If you want to
Spanning an area of 8,900 miles and inhabited by almost four million people, Tuscany is a beautiful region located at the heart of Italy. It’s best known for its breathtaking scenery, sprawling wine estates, an unparalleled history of art and a culture all its own. In that regard, Tuscany is
By Robert Nielsen – If you’re thinking of setting sail on a Caribbean cruise, then a bit of planning beforehand will ensure that you will have the trip of a lifetime. The first question you should ask yourself is what do you need to pack? Check what facilities are available
By Michele McIntyre – A girls weekend in New Orleans is the perfect tonic when life gets a little too ordinary. Visiting at Christmas time was a bit surreal: Shouldn’t I be preparing for the holiday season rather than frolicking around the French Quarter with my girlfriends? Heck no! It
By Janice Nigro – I noticed the other day that my second pair of flip-flops this year is becoming worn out. The first pair only lasted about six weeks. Contemplating the lifespan of your flip-flops seems like something a truly mindless person would do, unless you spent the previous seven
Spain is a very popular retirement location for British retirees. One of the many reasons for a move to Spain from the UK, aside from sunnier climate, healthier quality of life and slower pace of living, is the cost. It is notoriously cheaper to live in Spain than it is
By Janice Nigro – It is difficult to justify taxi rides in general, but especially when you are taking a year off from work. It is really difficult to justify a taxi ride when it costs 48 euro and public transportation is convenient. Occasionally though I do take a taxi
By Norine Rae – Taiwan is truly an exquisite secret vacation destination for Westerners. Known as ‘the heart of Asia’ everywhere you look is a fascinating picture to be remembered. In eight days I saw less than eight Westerners and I kept asking others and myself why. It was truly
By Michele McIntyre − I’m afraid of heights. It’s not exactly a paralyzing fear but it’s more than a healthy caution. The fear doesn’t stop me from flying on airplanes, climbing and skiing reasonably sized mountains or driving over bridges but it certainly makes me uncomfortable. And yet when I’m
I’ve just returned from 6 days in Tucson, Arizona to check out the spa, wellness, dining and travel scene. If you’re a lover of all things desert, this is your kind of place! The October weather was ideal – crisp and clear nights, cool mornings and hot days characterized by
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