You can now find all the travel tools you will ever need on your trip in one app. Frommer’s Travel Guides has just launched a new FREE app for your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch that provides tools such as a tip calculator, packing list, postcards, currency converter, unit converter, … Read more
When booking a trip, most people just buy the cheapest air fare they find. They figure they’ll be on the plane for, most likely, an uncomfortable amount of time but they’ll eventually get through it. Seatplans.com strives to help you find the best seat on the plane that fits your … Read more
Although this new site has the word “itsy” in it, they are offering HUGE savings on amazing vacations! Just launched on September 20,2010 itsyBiD is a unique travel auction website that offers luxury hotel rooms, vacation packages and destination experiences to winning bidders. The site was developed by two Portland, … Read more
If you’re an avid traveler and have tons of miles piling up, this new site is the light at the end of the tunnel for you. GoMiles is a new web startup that helps people take control of their frequent flyer miles, hotel points, car rental points and other loyalty … Read more
The Oprah Winfrey Show is currently filming in Queensland, Australia, home of the Great Barrier Reef, with a group of her hand-picked audience. On the first stop of her “Down Under” tour which began on the Great Barrier Reef’s Hamilton Island, she cuddled with Elvis the koala and went to … Read more
City Guides For Your iPhone Lonely Planet has re-imagined its City Guides for iPhone by creating an intuitive new product which makes the most of the iPhone’s features and functionality. The simplified navigation gets travelers the information they need while in a destination in ‘three taps or less’. Drawing on … Read more
Edited By Travelsquire What is it about Greece that is so exotic, so romantic, so tantalizing that it s at the top of everybody s list and is the one foreign place they’re longing to visit? Let’s face it,dreams were made when we watched Meryl whooping it up on … Read more
Life is busy. With smart phones, laptops and iPads – quiet moments are rare. It’s common to feel stress all around us and hear people complaining about lack of time not to mention a to-do list that’s too long. When we finally do take “time off”, the stressful flight process, … Read more
After reading the Squire’s Inside Scoop on the Irish Castle Hotels tours, I admit I became taken with all things “castle” in Ireland. I might go so far as to say that I morphed into a bit of a Castle Queen, but please don’t dare try to compare me to … Read more
A popular image that comes to mind when one imagines the Greeks Isles is one of white- washed houses with bright sea-blue shutters, white sand beaches peppered with tiny fishing boats and caressed by the waves of the turquoise waters that envelope them. In the case of the Greek … Read more
Everything about Brazil is sexy from the music to the beach scene to Carnaval. In this lively country even the food is sensuous especially if the food is Brazilian comfort food with a twist. That is the first surprise at the trend setting Rio restaurant Miam Miam. Here, classic dishes … Read more
On the island of Puerto Rico where most restaurants serve up tasty local dishes of Mofongo, Arroz con Pollo and Tostones, its nice when something new arrives to tantalize the taste buds of the locals (and tourists). Such is the case of Marmalade in Old San Juan. Located in the … Read more
There’s something wonderfully peculiar about Jsix restaurant in Downtown San Diego. It borders two distinct areas, the trendy East Village and the historic Gaslamp Quarter. Its décor includes a backlit bar, flower castings on the ceiling and fezzes on the dining room wall. The menu spotlights coastal California cuisine … Read more
Chicago takes its Mexican food very seriously. Expectations are high, and justifiably so in the city that has arguably done more to put authentic Mexican cuisine on the U.S. map than just about any other. Mercadito (“little market”) definitely has the proper pedigree to play in this culinary sandbox. Chef-owner … Read more
Enter BAR HENRY and for a moment you may feel like you’ve stepped back in time. As we settled into our plush red velvet chairs that were rescued from the Plaza Hotel’s recent expansive renovation, I felt like I’d discovered a New York secret. A quick glance at the … Read more