Published July 10, 2015 on Creator by WeWork || As we grow more and more dependent on our devices, travel companies are racing to accommodate the “always-connected” traveler. But while it sounds cool that you can check into your room or
Published on August 15, 2014 on MapQuest || “If you see a bear, stay calm and get behind me. If you see a moose, run.” A few people in my hiking group chuckled nervously when Jeffrey, our twentysomething Patagonia-clad guide, delivered
Published July 9, 2014 on MapQuest || The cult of pizza is sacred in New York. Ask New Yorkers what the best pizza is and you’ll get a passionate, but varied, response from each person. There are lists and blogs
Published on March 1, 2013 on Fodors.com || Hawaii in four days? From the East Coast? Crazy, right? Maybe not. With non-stop routes between New York City and Honolulu, a time zone difference that works in East Coasters' advantage, and airline prices hovering
Is River Cruising the Right Vacation for You You’ve chosen your cruise operator and picked which river you want to explore. Your airline tickets are booked and you’re eager to relax with a glass of wine as a dreamy landscape passes by.
Published February 1, 2013 on 10Best.com || Find out what's hot in the Dominican Republic's Samana Peninsula. Read more
Published October 18, 2011 on Fodors.com || The birthplace of skiing offers travelers much more than slopes and chalets. From art to food to outdoor adventures, fall is a fantastic time to visit this small country, when airfare and hotels are less
Published on February 17, 2010 on Fodors.com || With over 50 miles of sandy shores—more than any other Hawaiian island—Kauai is a beach bum's dream. It's easy to give in to "Hawaii time" and spend your trip relaxing at spots like
I spent a long weekend (Thursday – Sunday) on the island of Holbox, Mexico in December. I had heard of the island (which is apparently pronounced "Hol-bosch" not "Hol-box") for a number of years. Despite being near-ish to Cancun, it
About 3 hours northwest of Cancun, the island of Holbox is the antidote to its neighbor's built-up tourism machine. The island's largely cash-only, there are hardly any cars, and the seafood was likely caught a few hours before it lands
