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Las Vegas - The entertainment capital
July 29, 2005 EST | North America
In my opinion, the Las Vegas area is one of the nicest places in the Western US and falling in love with Las Vegas is easy to do. This town is "The Entertainment Capital of the World" the city welcomes... [More...]
The Downtown San Francisco Marriott Hotel wins Gold Key Award for 2005
July 29, 2005 EST | Hotel
Meeting & Conventions magazine recently announced the winners of its prestigious hotel meeting & convention Gold Key Award for 2005. This annual award is bestowed upon the world’s finest meeting and convention hotel properties. The downtown San Francisco Marriott Luxury... [More...]
Summer vacations: 7 universal laws for survival
July 25, 2005 EST | Vacation
Summer vacations - what better topic could there be for a mental health column than one so likely to separate you from your own mental health? With that notion in mind, here are 7 Universal Laws for Summer Vacations. The... [More...]
Is a Disneyland vacation right for you?
July 25, 2005 EST | North America , Vacation
Disneyland became the very definition of a theme park and family vacation when it opened in California in July, 1955. For decades, it has amazed kids and parents alike, with its enchanting atmosphere, great attractions and shows. It soon became... [More...]
Flight tracking goes high-tech
July 21, 2005 EST | Airline
It’s the bane of every traveler - you arrive at the airport in plenty of time, only to discover that your flight has been cancelled and you’ve been placed on the next available plane, which isn’t departing for another three... [More...]
Heightened airport security
July 21, 2005 EST | Airline
The new airport security rules, instituted in the wake of the September 11 tragedies, are not only causing longer lines and more delays, they’re also confusing travelers. How many bags can I carry aboard? Are golf clubs considered weapons now?... [More...]
Traveling by motorcycle
July 19, 2005 EST | Travel
One of the best ways to truly see the United States is from the saddle of a motorcycle. I have ridden through many states with trips over six thousand miles in length including two solo trips from New Jersey to... [More...]
The dazzling beauty of the Shwedagon Paya
July 19, 2005 EST | Asia
The Shwedagon Paya is much more than just another temple. It is the cultural and religious heart of Myamar. Built on a small hill in central Yangon (Rangoon) the great golden dome rises almost 100m and dominates the city skyline.... [More...]
Jet lag - 7 steps to a successful trip
July 16, 2005 EST | Travel
Don’t let jet lag spoil that much needed holiday trip to paradise or stop you from closing that career enhancing deal you’ve been working on for months. Arriving full of excitement and anticipation is great, but finding that you can’t... [More...]
Prepare a trip when you have no time
July 16, 2005 EST | Travel
Sometimes I run short on time before I head out on a trip. The demands of work, friends and family can eat up necessary planning time. As a travel veteran I know if I don’t plan and prepare the chances... [More...]
How to pick a travel agency
July 14, 2005 EST | Travel
The trip of a lifetime can take a lifetime to plan unless you know how to pick a travel agency. A common misconception is that travel agencies add to the cost of your trip. In truth, finding and using a... [More...]
10 tips for hassle-free business travel
July 14, 2005 EST | Travel
If you're a road warrior, these travel tips will help reduce the stress of your journeys. 1. Choose your Travel Modality Wisely Planes, trains or automobiles: what's the choice to be? While air travel is clearly the only way to... [More...]
Travel adventure
July 12, 2005 EST | Travel
Are you bored with the routine of city life? Do you yearn for a getaway from the hustle and bustle and put some excitement into your life? Do you hope to visit the places that have been aired over National... [More...]
Madrid travel
July 12, 2005 EST | Europe
The capital of Spain, pulsating city of Madrid is one of the eminent European cities that is famous for it’s more than a few attractions. The city nestled in the middle of the Iberian Peninsula is thronged by people not... [More...]
Tips for saving money traveling in China
July 08, 2005 EST | Asia
Base on our experience, most of our travel expense is on the hotel, the food and tour service are really cheap in China.what do we come here for?-sightseeing and cultural experiences on this new land! why do we have to... [More...]
3 ways to get the lowest airfare possible
July 08, 2005 EST | Airline
The easiest way to break the traveling budget is with your flight. It’s hard to find the lowest airfare out there these days, especially with the myriad of companies trying to tell you that THEY have the lowest airfare prices,... [More...]
Holiday in South Africa
July 06, 2005 EST | Africa
Firstly you need to understand that I’m an outdoor man. Although I live in a city, everything I do for pleasure will be to get away from city life. While in Australia, I read somewhere that “If you can’t get... [More...]
Tips for taking road trips with kids
July 06, 2005 EST | Travel
Like many other families, our family takes a number of road trips each year. We have three beautiful young daughters and people often say to me “How can you stand to take road trips with young kids?” In fact, I... [More...]
The temple treasures of Shanxi, China
July 03, 2005 EST | Asia
After long periods of hectic big-city life, it's natural for people to seek a peaceful break in quiet, scenic places. The small towns of Shanxi Province, with their liberal smattering of ancient temples, are good choices. Shuanglin Temple Originally known... [More...]
Lisbon capital and heart of Portugal
July 01, 2005 EST | Europe
Portugal has always been known as the land to the left of Spain on the Iberian Peninsula, caught among its traditional way of life - fishing and agriculture. But thanks to the technology and the integration, Portugal´s 91.985 km2, of... [More...]
A city break in Vancouver
July 01, 2005 EST | North America
Whether approached by air, land or sea the city of Vancouver never fails to impress. Like a creation lifted straight out of a comic book, this gleaming mass of glass and steel is pure Canadian eye candy. Beneath its grand... [More...]
