10 Best Bermuda Experiences
Tiny Bermuda is famous for pink sand beaches, but there's much more to do here than sunbathing and…
— IndependentTraveler.com CNNGo in Beirut
Get a drink. Bake bread. Go to uni. Even ordinary lives seem to be more extraordinary in Beirut and here's…
— CNN
Tours and Activities
Restaurant Report: 27 in Miami Beach
The restaurant, in an Art Deco building just a few steps away from Ocean Drive, stands out for its unpretentious…
— New York Times How to find peace and quiet while you're exploring New York
Wary of being elbowed at Chelsea Market? Consider nearby Gansevoort Market. Need some alone time? Inwood Hill Park takes you back to verdant precolonial…
— Globe and Mail
Hotel Review: The Paper Factory
A hotel in Queens shows off its industrial past with…
— New York Times New York EDITION, New York, US
Our hot hotel of the week is the much-anticipated New York EDITION, Ian Schrager's newest party pad meets…
— Telegraph (London)
Other and Odd
8 coolest carry-ons we've ever seen
Choosing a carry-on is not a decision to take lightly, although the one you pick should help you do…
— USA Today You May Now Bathe in Ramen at This Japanese Spa
Ramen seems to be in the midst of a Renaissance in the States, and its popularity stretches far beyond the fifty-cent packs devoured by college…
— Jaunted
Today in History
The Establishment of Las Vegas
On May 15, 1905, the San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad auctioned off 110 acres and established the railroad town of Las…
— Travel Research Online
This week I was looking through the archives at TRO for topics that were "hot buttons" for our readers and one kind of jumped out at me--nightmare clients! We all have them. If anyone knows a way to get rid of them, please give me a call.
This week, I wanted to give our regulars a break and give you some time to have fun and to challenge you with a simple question: Who is your nightmare?
Please, no names, but let's have some fun this week as we head into summer and share some war stories. I'll go first because it is an easy recollection and one I will never…
Although the days are warm and sunny as you read today’s message, I am going to rewind the clock to colder days to make what I believe to be a very good comparison.
I must admit that although I have come to learn that there are more than a few weird people in the world, I still have trouble coming to grips with The Polar Bear Club. These folks get nearly naked and plunge themselves into the ocean on New Year’s Day for reasons beyond my comprehension.
looking through the archives at TRO for topics that were "hot buttons" for our readers and one kind of jumped out at me--nightmare clients! We all have them. If anyone knows a way to get rid of them, please give me a call.
Although the days are warm and sunny as you read today’s message, I am going to rewind the clock to colder days to make what I believe to be a very good comparison.
