AmericanStyle’s Top 25 Art Towns
Art is a big part of travel for me. Whether in a small little hamlet or a big berg, I like to seek out the galleries and museums. AmericanStyle magazine…
Spend a weekend as a sommelier in the Sonoma Valley
If you’ve always wanted to live the life of a professional sommelier, now you can. The Sonoma Valley Sommelier Experience Package at the Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn & Spa is…
Kimpton’s chic and posh Epic Hotel opens in Miami
I recently stayed at Kimpton’s new EPIC Hotel, which opened in Miami in January 2009. It’s the first in the state of Florida, and the 411-room cosmopolitan refuge is located…
How about shopping by appointment AND in a limo?
Vancouver, BC is one of my favorite North American cities and now it has something new: Vancouver Shopping By Appointment, Vancouver’s first bespoke shopping service. So what does bespoke mean,…
Whistler’s Adara Hotel a part of annual Cornucopia
Whistler’s annual festival of food and wine, Cornucopia, is scheduled Nov. 6-10, 2008. It’s one of those events that I’ve yet to attend, but is high on my food and…
Dallas hosts Big Beaujolais Fest
Wine lovers will soon be cracking open bottles of the 2008 Beaujolais. But in Texas, they’ll be doing one better. Dallas will be celebrating the 25th anniversary of the country’s…
Lookin’ for cool luggage? Hartmann has it!
Although Hartmann can’t help you with your lost luggage, you will be able to easily spot its newest collection on the carousel. Hartmann is shipping its Moulin Rouge Collection to…
Cruisin’ in Norway with the Northern Lights
It’s still summertime and the livin’ is hopefully easy, but it’s also a good time to plan your winter getaways. Last February, I went on a 1,232 mile Northern Lights…
Beijing’s Terminal 3 : A soaring work of art
I made my Asian debut last month with a three week adventure in Beijing, Hong Kong and Bali. And what a welcome I received as I arrived at Beijing Capital…