Three Weeks in Europe: Paris Is Oh, So Parisian!
In Spring of 2006, travel journalist Sue Frause spent three weeks in Europe. Her travels took her to Paris, Brugge, Hamburg, Berlin and Dusseldorf. Over the next few months she’ll…
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Winter Trails: Free Snow Sports For All
Winter Trails, an annual international event that introduces newcomers to snow sports, will take place on Jan. 6, 2007 at more than 100 locations across the U.S. and Canada. Winter…
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Pump It Up With Kettle Chips: Oregon
Oregon has always been on the cutting edge environment- ally. Now drivers in this progressive state can fuel up on renewable energy at the state’s first alternative fueling station. This…
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Where to Get Drunk in Disneyland: Club 33
A few people I know have been to Club 33 at 33 Royal Street next to the Blue Bayou Restaurant, near the Pirates of the Caribbean and The Haunted Mansion…
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Art Meets Culinary Perfection: Hotel Louis C. Jacob, Hamburg, Germany
The Hotel Louis C. Jacob is a magnificent 200-year-old historic mansion overlooking the Elbe River in Hamburg. To acknowledge its elegance, world traveler and wine connoisseur Lady Glyde says it’s…
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Planet Of The Grapes: Wine Crush Getaways from Site59
Just got an email from Site59.com featuring last-minute weekend getaways with savings of up to 70% on wine stomping activities from the US to Europe. Deals that you can customize…
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Author’s Interview: “Around The World in 80 Dates” by Jennifer Cox
Here’s another one of our new monthly series of interviews with travel writers. This time, I questioned Jennifer Cox, author of the amazingly real “Around The World in 80 Dates,”…
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These Towns Are Made For Walkin’
I love a good walking town. There’s nothing more exhilirating than strapping on some comfy shoes and heading out to discover a new city — or reacquaint yourself with an…
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