The Bloc: part of Los Angeles downtown makeover

There is no question that Downtown Los Angeles (www.discoverlosangeles.com) is experiencing a renaissance. Things to do in include world class entertainment venues and museums, incredible restaurants, a thrivin...
The semi-circular colonnade and bronze statue are reflected in a still pool at the American cemetery in Colleville-sur-Mer

Visiting Normandy – 70 Years after D-Day

This year marks a significant anniversary in world history; seventy years ago Allied forces stormed the beaches of Normandy, and changed the tides of World War II. It was June 6, 1944 when Canadian, American, a...
A bird’s eye view of the TAO dining area

Sofitel & TAO top New York City highlights

My family and I have indeed experienced heaven. That is because we spent four nights in a gorgeous luxury suite at the Sofitel New York (www.sofitel.com) located at 45 West 44th Street, a very short walk from T...

Holland America’s ms Ryndam

This mid-sized ship remains popular with frequent cruisers who prefer the on-board ambience and less travelled ports of call not accessible to mega-ships The Culinary Arts Center offers cooking and beverage d...

Kudos to Daytona Beach golf

By Donna Carter Here’s a test. When Daytona Beach, Florida is mentioned what are the first attractions that come to mind? I’m fairly confident golf will not be among them. Despite ongoing efforts to broaden ...

Conrad Miami

Valentine’s Day continues all year with Conrad Miami’s Diamond Romance package Guests with a sense of romance staying at Conrad Miami can add some sparkle to their relationship as they choose a diamond jewelry ...

Miami’s Marvels

The world’s great cities are characterized by their architecture. Paris has the Eiffel Tower, London has the Gherkin and who can overlook the impact of the Guggenheim on Bilbao, Spain? Miami, poised at the inte...