Three scenic beaches near Cabo San Lucas: rocky cliffs, turquoise water, sandy shores, a blue sky, and a natural arch in the sea—all just moments from the all inclusive Riu Santa Fe Hotel.

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Life’s a Beach When It’s All Inclusive :: Riu Santa Fe Hotel, Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

ByGil Zeimer September 20, 2007

This just in…. The Riu Santa Fe Hotel will open in November with special promotional rates of only $89 USD per night from November 9 through December 22, double occupancy.

But as they say in advertising, that’s not all…
• It’s located on the beach of an exotic, exclusive destination.
• It offers the best All-Inclusive experience, with 5 restaurants serving meals and snacks, 7 bars, a mini-bar and liquor dispenser in your room.
• Plus Airport Hotel-Airport transportation included from/to San Jose del Cabo Intl Airport.

W: www.riu.com
T: US: 1.888.666.8816; Canada: 1.866.845.3765.

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Fiamma Trattoria & Bar – MGM Grand, Las Vegas
ByAva Stochinsky May 2, 2013

You have heard me gush before about a meal that resonates. You also know there are a zillion places to choose from when it is time to pull yourself away from the pool or the slot machines. I strongly urge you to make a point of adding Fiamma to your MUST SEE places to eat…

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200 and Counting: Hans Christian Andersen & Vagablond
ByGil Zeimer August 18, 2005

Anyone who has read “The Little Mermaid”, viewed the statue in Copenhagen, or seen the Disney animated classic knows that Hans Christian Andersen is deeply loved by the Danes. To celebrate his 200th birthday, a parade on September 3rd through the capital city will pay tribute to him and his literary characters. We’d also like…

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Survey Says: Airlines Losing More Bags
ByGil Zeimer March 22, 2006

My wife always prefers to carry on our luggage when we travel. Now I know why… A new survey by Sita Inc. — a company providing technology solutions for the air transport industry — shows that “the problem of mishandled baggage is worsening on both sides of the Atlantic.” You want numbers? You better sit…

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The L-List
ByAva Stochinsky March 4, 2007

Thanks to Paul over at A Luxury Travel Blog for creating the L-list. – Write a post. – Copy/paste the link list (and these instructions!) from the post you’ve discovered the L-List into it. – Make sure the links are active and correct. – If your blog is on the list, remove it… it’s not…

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A-1 Bistro in West LA: The Nook
ByGil Zeimer November 12, 2005

My sister Jill and brother-in-law Jonathan discovered this fantastic, year-old bistro in West Los Angeles. Called Nook, it’s a great little place that seats about 50 folks. We were served bowls of boiled peanuts for appetizers. Owner Brian said, “If you don’t like them, it lowers your expectations for the entrees.” These hot, soggy peanuts…

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Training Deals: Eurostar Packages to Over 100 Cities
ByGil Zeimer September 7, 2005

Yanks like me usually only consider the London-to-Paris connection (or vice versa) on the Eurostar, the train that jets you through the English Channel in about 3 hours. I took it south last year and it was faster, easier and cheaper than flying or ferrying between these two hub cities. Now, this fashionable train is…

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