Hot Destinations 2015, Part 3

In the third of our continuing four-part series covering top travel destinations for 2015, it’s all about the differential. There’s never been a time quite like this in the travel industry. What once seemed out of reach because of budget is now more affordable than ever and if proximity was … Read more

Hot Destinations 2015, Part 2

In the second of our continuing four-part series covering top travel destinations for 2015, we look at three far flung international spots, one exotic South American capital, a destination in Africa, and three very different European locations.  The European destinations alone merit consideration especially as one of the three has … Read more

Hot Destinations 2015, Part 1

It was a difficult task, but our editors have narrowed it down and we are ready to share with you our Top 28 Hot Destinations for 2015. Whether on or off the beaten track, these locations offer the most intriguing sights to see and interesting things to do. We cast … Read more

LUX Helsinki is Back

We’ve been fascinated with LUX Helsinki since we got wind of it two years ago.  I mean, who doesn’t like light shows?  And the idea of making something brighter when it’s too dark is just plain common sense.  We set our stage on the dark wintry streets and avenues of … Read more

Stylish Getaways

Nothing makes a New Yorker get out of town faster than a holiday and now that we’re closing in on the most important holidays of the entire year most diehard New Yorkers have their trips just about planned, or close to it.  But no matter how many times we’ve done … Read more

The Five Best Beach Bars in the Caribbean

The sun, the music, the food, the laid-back lifestyle … who doesn’t love the Caribbean? And with a wintry chill blowing much of the East coast, I wish I was there right now. When I’m in the Caribbean, my favorite thing to do is to bake in the sun and … Read more

Historic Wine Festival at Karlstejn Castle

I’ve never met anyone who doesn’t like wine. And an entire weekend-long festival dedicated to celebrating it sounds like a party I’d definitely want to attend. So, if like me, you’re looking for a fun weekend that’s dedicated to wine and don’t mind an interesting history lesson too, the Karlstejn … Read more

Plzen’s Pilsner Fest

If you’ve been lucky enough to visit the Czech Republic then you know the beer is good. But there’s one that reigns supreme – Pilsner Urquell. Since it was first brewed in 1842, Plzeňský Prazdroj (better known worldwide as Pilsner Urquell) has been a staple in the majority of Czech … Read more

Explore Middle Earth in New Zealand

If you know the difference between Thranduil and Thorondor (hint: one’s a fierce elf and the other a huge bird), then you’ve probably spent a good amount of time with your nose stuck in the Lord of the Rings books wishing you could visit Middle Earth yourself. Well, now you … Read more

Exploring Italy with Perillo Tours

Who couldn’t love getting lost in Rome? Wandering down vine strewn cobblestoned streets with hanging laundry and locals chattering away in fast Italian is one of my favorite memories. But, the charm of getting lost can quickly turn to frustration when you’re trying to find the Trevi Fountain but didn’t … Read more

Louis Armstrong and All That Jazz

When asked to describe his band’s style of music, Louis Armstrong once said, “what we play is life.” Anyone who has heard the goofy-grinned legend play some tunes can attest to the accuracy of such a description. From his brassy trumpeting to his signature scat singing, Louis Armstrong brought songs … Read more

Las Vegas, The Linq, High Roller

The LINQ, Las Vegas

Anyone headed to Vegas knows the drill. Take buckets of cash. But guess what? At The Linq, the newly constructed shopping and entertainment district right on the Strip, you can get a taste of Vegas’ high rolling style without draining your bank account. Targeted to the growing Generation X and … Read more

Best Cities to Celebrate Bastille Day

Fourth of July may be over, but that doesn’t mean it’s time to retire your red, white and blue-wear just yet. July 14th, commonly known as Bastille Day, marks the storming of the Bastille in 1789, which started the French Revolution. Today, Bastille Day marks the storming of pastry shops … Read more

Airberlin’s Summer Sale

We all look forward to traveling, but flying? Not so much. After being cramped in a small seat for hours on end, you arrive at your destination needing a deep tissue massage and a good nap. Airberlin, Germany’s second largest airline, is banishing the days of unpleasant flight experiences with … Read more

Train Travel Gets Back on Track

Full-body radiation scan or invasive pat down by a total stranger? This is not really a choice anyone ever wants to make, but one we all nevertheless have to face every time we go through airport security. The only thing more unsettling than standing barefoot on an airport floor is … Read more