The last trip I took before Covid swept across the world was to Le Blanc Resort and Spa in Cancun. It has taken me until now to write about it, but really, no time like the present, as Mexico is one of the only places Americans can go. Now is […]
Teton Village, home to the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, was our home base, and we loved it! We were within one mile of the southern entrance to the Grand Teton National Park and 20 minutes from downtown Jackson – the best of both worlds. The focus for this trip was […]
Like a lot of other people ready to travel, we decided to make the best of a pandemic and visit places in the United States which were on our bucket list. Enter bucket list item: Deer Valley - Park City, Utah.
Can I start by announcing the obvious? I cannot believe it is practically August. And we are still, more or less, home. While I have had several personal trips canceled this year, I have been cooking more, so that is a good thing. I’ve also been baking – pita bread […]
A trip to Charleston is like a trip back in time – except with amazing food and outstanding accommodations. My husband grew up in Charleston and we visit several times a year, allowing us the opportunity to try out new restaurants and hotels. For foodies, Charleston has three James Beard […]
Over the past several months, we have dealt with all sorts of situations for clients: trips canceled, vacations rescheduled, vow renewals put on hold, insurance claims filed, and more. With that comes a range of emotions including anger, frustration, disappointment, fear, acceptance, and everything in between. Everyone is coping with […]
I’ll start by telling you that I had a completely different message for today. But after this weekend’s news, that can wait. I can’t solve the problem of systemic racism and inequality in one post, and that is not my intention. Instead, I want to share something personal with you: […]
High tea in Buenos Aries? Absolutely! Buenos Aries is a sophisticated, cosmopolitan, hustling-bustling port city of 4 million in the vein of the great European capitals. It just happens to be in Argentina, South America.
Cruising can be a wonderful way to travel. If you have not been on a cruise, you may have images of gigantic floating cities, and long lines. While the mainstream cruise lines are generally large ships, they also have a lot to do, and are especially good for traveling with […]
Alaska is known for vast open spaces, glaciers, wildlife, and stark beauty. It is also a wonderful summer vacation destination via cruise ship.