Travel to Finland in the Footsteps of Sanna Marin
Travel to Finland may be the right vacation choice for those seeking happiness and perhaps those insomniacs among us who treasure spending the midnight hours under the rays of the midnight sun. The Nordic destination has been coined World’s Happiest Country by the United Nations for the past five years and counting. Perhaps that is […]
Iceland: Beyond the Blue Lagoon
Sky Lagoon is the next “IT” spot for sumptuous hot soaks in chilly Iceland. While the Blue Lagoon is known throughout the world as a must-do for anyone visiting the land of elves, Sky Lagoon is close to downtown Reykjavik and full of magical rejuvenation only-in Iceland experiences. The spa is introducing a seven-step ritual immersion […]
Scotland: A Walk through History with Wayfarers
By Ilene Perlman When I learned I would be taking a walking trip, I immediately imagined a marathon slog and vision of exhausting days that did not sit well with me. I saw long days focused on getting from location to destination with challenging climbs and seemingly endless country roads. Scenic as they might be, […]
Reykjavik Gets Place in the Sun with 2020 European Film Awards
Cannes getting too crowded? Reykjavik may be just the ticket for clients seeking time in the spotlight. For those in search of glam, fashion, parties and the latest in film promotions, Reykjavik, Iceland will be the place to be December 2020, where the best of the best in current European film production will be given […]
Norwegian Bliss: A Cruise Ship for all Comers
By Norman Sklarewitz As the newest liner in NCL’s young fleet, the Norwegian Bliss went into service this month offering the traveling public, an eye-popping line-up of services and amenities. For the more action-inclined passengers, there is the industry’s longest sea-going Go Kart track, a Laser Tag course and a heart-stopping water slide that takes […]
The A-List: 11 Bucket List Trips for 2018
Will this be a bucket list year for travel plans? 2017, a tough year for U.S. politics and upending developments popping onto the world stage, may have some relief in sight. 2018 is a new day and a new year and we believe it is one that will see a spike in bucket list trips. […]
Where are Americans Headed this Winter?
Paris is back. Following a drop in bookings from U.S. travelers who chose not to spend their holiday in Paris last year, the City of Lights now projects a 16.3 percent increase in U.S. visitors for the 2017 season, according to a survey conducted by Allianz Global Assistance. Contrasting this increase is a significant decrease to in booking […]
Travel Stocking Stuffers – Wrap ‘em Up
Santa in the Desert Imagine a Christmas Eve fantasy come to life, complete with holiday dinner served in-person by Santa’s merry elves, plus $2,000 in shopping mad money, a private movie screening just for friends and family, bedtime stories with cookies and milk presented by the elves, a private breakfast with Santa, a keepsake family […]
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