Rio Bound for the Summer Olympics?
August 5, 2016 is the opening ceremony of the summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil which go until August 21. Here’s some advice if you plan on going.
Month: July 2016
Miami Spice 2016
Editor’s Note: Miami Space has now officially ended. Foodies rejoice! Miami Spice is in full swing. The Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau celebrates the 15th anniversary of this Superbowl of culinary festivals. Running through September 30, visitors to the ever popular destination can indulge in three-course meals at … Read more
Enchanting Experiences in Estonia
To truly understand the country of Estonia, you need to know its history. After being occupied for more than 50 years – first by the Soviet Union, then the Nazis, then the Soviets again – Estonians began the quest for independence. They had no army so they used what they … Read more
The Ritz Carlton, Santiago
The Ritz-Carlton Santiago is perfectly located in El Golf, the city’s most admired neighborhood, at the hub of the city’s incredibly impressive Metro station.
South Point on the Big Island
If you want to get into a heated debate with a geography know it all, ask what is the southernmost part of the USA. Many places claim this special recognition, but at 19 degrees latitude, South Point Beach on Hawaii’s Big Island takes the pineapple. Known as Ka Lae, it’s … Read more
St. Lucia’s Chocolate Laboratory
Birdwatching, a visit to a chocolate laboratory and an investigation of a phenomenon called coral spawning … a day in the life of a mad scientist? No, all things you probably didn’t know you could do on the island of St. Lucia. And just some of the out of the … Read more
Discovering the Cities of Thuringia
Located in the center of Germany, the federal state of Thuringia has plenty to attract tourists of all ages, from rolling hills to nature preserves with scenic hike-and-bike trails, from relaxing spas and health resorts to winter sports centers for downhill and cross-country skiing. But if you’re a “city person” … Read more
Home Runs at the Mets
Manus X Machina Fashion in an Age of Technology Fabulous dresses/art objects, whether hand or machine made or a combination of both, blur the distinction between haute couture and prêt-à-porter in the Met’s current exhibit Manus X Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology. Apple was primed for initiation into … Read more