What should you do when you get to where you’re going? The ease of booking, the variety of options worldwide and exceptional customer service are reason enough to consider booking via Viator. I'd like to share my experience in booking with this company.
Read MoreYou feel the tingle of anxiety growing stronger as the people around you begin shifting. Someone makes the first move. Then soon after, everyone is popping out of their seats and into the aisle like they've hit an ejection button in unison. Perhaps their legs are tired, but you know everyone is trying to avoid the same thing...
Read MoreI asked. You answered! In search of suggestions for a chic, walkable flat, an overwhelming majority named these three brands as worthy. I thought I'd share the results in hopes of salvaging your feet and your precious stilettos too. Happy Wandering!
Read MoreAkin to finding the perfect mate, one must go through rigorous trial and error before determining the right combination of qualities in your travel companion. The one that's always by your side. The one that takes the stress and weight of traveling off your shoulders. I'm talking about your carry on!
Read MoreEvery year notable food critic Alison Cook of The Houston Chronicle puts out her list of the Top 100 Restaurants in Houston. I've created a public Google Map with all of Alison's 2017 restaurant locations. Feel free to visit it! You can copy and save your own version of the map, revising it in accordance to your own experiences.
Read MoreTo all you frequent flyers; are you someone who squanders away your miles as quickly as you earn them? Or do you store your miles with hoarder-like enthusiasm? Have you ever struggled to decide when it makes sense to use them? Perhaps my explanation and a little "cheat sheet" I created will help make it clear to anyone who hasn't fully grasped it explained another way.
Read MoreEat-See-Do, 5 days in Montreal. James and I were granted the opportunity to visit Montreal upon his repatriation into the U.S. after two years as an expat in Newfoundland. The winter weather was brutal yet beautiful and even cold we managed to take in much of this incredible city.
Read MoreThis year my sister is joining James and I for an American Thanksgiving in Canada. In this post I'm sharing some of the similarities and differences between the two nation's celebrations. I'm also sharing my favorite recipes to serve to my loved ones. Pleases join me by reading and commenting with your favorite fall recipe!
Read MoreThe crying baby can raise tempers and temperatures past their boiling point. As was the case on a flight I took a year ago. What I aim to provide you in this post is a viewpoint outside your own and the tools for overcoming flight disruptions. And so starts the series.... Airline Anxieties.
Read MoreThere's no denying all the feels I have for this funky Southwestern state. Albuquerque and Santa Fe have quickly risen to the top of my list of favorite cities in America. How could they not? Both unique in their attractions, yet equally enlivening.
I want to know if anyone else has visited and been affected similarly. Also, leave suggestions for when I most certainly return!
Read MoreI've included a day's worth of activities in one of the most happening cities in the Pacific Northwest. In this Portland post you'll also find my first downloadable TRAVEL GUIDE!
Read MoreTop chefs throughout Canada venture to Elliston, Newfoundland to create, compete and celebrate the province's cultural cuisine.
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