March 15th, 2010 | By Sabah Karimi | Posted in Budget Travel | No Comments »
In Part Two of our report on how to conserve funds whilst planning a Spring Break vacation, we reveal more budget-conscious tips for savvy travelers in search of mojitos and white sand beaches this season.
If you’re on a tight budget this season but don’t want to miss out on Spring Break revelries, there are plenty [...]
March 8th, 2010 | By Sabah Karimi | Posted in Budget Travel | No Comments »
Pert co-eds, families and solo travelers are currently planning Spring Break getaways, and likely attempting to find the best travel deals in the process. In a two-part report, we’re relaying essential tips that will help you save a hefty amount of cash—dollars better spent on cocktails and warm weather activities once you arrive at your [...]
February 26th, 2010 | By Sabah Karimi | Posted in Budget Travel | No Comments »
So, your flight gets canceled and there’s no way you’re going to be able to check-in to your hotel on time. Or, your traveling party gets sick at the last minute and you need to change your itinerary altogether. In travel-speak, this is what we call Panic Hour. The pervading question is whether you can [...]
January 25th, 2010 | By Josh Lew | Posted in Luxury Travel | No Comments »
Do you envy those flyers who move from comfortable business-class seats to the complimentary snack table at their airline’s exclusive airport lounge? Yes, a trust fund or a corporate expense account are usually necessary to pay for this type of travel. However, economy class jockeys might be surprised to find that some [...]
January 18th, 2010 | By LowFares | Posted in Luxury Travel | No Comments »
New York is larger than life in many ways. Times Square, the city’s skyline, Central Park and the Empire State Building are easily recognizable, even for people who have never set foot in the city. It is no surprise then that some of the world’s best restaurants and finest hotels are found in [...]
January 6th, 2010 | By LowFares | Posted in Luxury Travel | No Comments »
It is one of the ultimate luxuries: sitting more than 50 floors above the street, sipping a cocktail made from top-shelf liquors. The “Sky Bar” has taken bars by storm worldwide. These drinking spots for the elite are often perched on the top floors of hotels and skyscrapers. Yes, drink list prices are [...]
February 5th, 2010 | By Josh Lew | Posted in Adventure Travel | No Comments »
Miami is an exciting place to visit. When you add the fact that the city will host the Super Bowl, and all the festivities surrounding it, it goes from a good wintertime destination to a unbelievably desirable one. Because there are so many events, it wouldn’t be a mistake to head to Miami [...]
January 10th, 2010 | By LowFares | Posted in Adventure Travel | No Comments »
The Mahogany Bay Cruise Center at Roatan in the Bay Islands officially opened after five years of development to accommodate more cruise ships and offer passengers more options for shopping, dining and relaxation. The $62-million Roatan renovation encompasses 20 acres of property and accommodates about 8,000 passengers every day. The center is a joint project [...]
January 8th, 2010 | By LowFares | Posted in Adventure Travel | No Comments »
Haiti is a popular port of call for guests heading out on Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries. Royal Caribbean International’s private beach destination, Labadee, has recently undergone a grand revitalization and redesign to provide deluxe enhancements and amenities for guests. The multi-year project was completed in late November 2009 to accommodate for the Oasis of [...]
January 22nd, 2010 | By LowFares | Posted in Women's Travel | No Comments »
Airport spas can range from simple massage chairs placed in storefronts along the concourse to full-service health and beauty centers offering the same treatments as traditional spas.
The idea of combining a layover with a trip to the spa sounds perfect to many travelers. However, not all airport spas are created equal. Some are unreasonably [...]
January 12th, 2010 | By LowFares | Posted in Women's Travel | No Comments »
The prospect of scaling steep walls of rock or ice can be intimidating, but also exciting. Climbing has become becoming one of the more popular adventure activities in the US. The sport’s blend of physical challenge, excitement and proximity to nature make it attractive to both male and female adventure enthusiasts. Yes, the women’s [...]
January 5th, 2010 | By LowFares | Posted in Women's Travel | No Comments »
South Beach is known for its parties and sexy beach scene. But the seaside district of Miami is not merely a destination for hard bodies and hard partiers. There is a full array of attraction in South Beach beyond the water, bars and dance floor.
South Beach’s past is characterized by art deco buildings. [...]
March 17th, 2010 | By Josh Lew | Posted in Family Travel | No Comments »
While rowdy college-aged students will be flocking to the shores of Miami Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Daytona Beach and other nightlife hotspots for spring break, those with kids in tow would do better than to battle revelers. Rather, families can venture to beautiful beach destinations and resorts for getaways that are fun and appealing to those [...]
February 24th, 2010 | By Sabah Karimi | Posted in Family Travel | No Comments »
As most of the country battles snow, ice and frigid temperatures, this is the season to escape to an indoor water park and enjoy a typically warm weather activity. These parks are accommodating for singles, families and kids at heart who need a break from S.A.D.-inducing conditions. If you’re experiencing cabin fever, set your sights [...]
February 9th, 2010 | By Josh Lew | Posted in Family Travel | No Comments »
With the 2010 Winter Olympics less than a week away, we’re rounding out our guide to Vancouver with fun travel tips for families traveling to the Winter Olympics. From science museums to the games themselves, Vancouver offers visitors a bevy of activities that kids and adults alike can enjoy.
Witnessing the Olympics in person is a [...]
March 19th, 2010 | By Josh Lew | Posted in Destinations | No Comments »
Baseball season doesn’t start until April, but fans can already get a glimpse of their favorite team’s players—if they are willing to travel. Spring Training exhibition games kick off in early March, with most players heading south to their teams’ pre-season camps in late February.
When Spring Training heats up, it is still winter in the [...]
March 18th, 2010 | By Sabah Karimi | Posted in Destinations | No Comments »
When it comes to planning luxurious getaways, A-list celebrities, socialites and the global glitterati often flock to gorgeous coastlines to bask in the sunlight, relax at resorts and party in high style. The world’s most desirable beach destinations are rife with waterfront activities including snorkeling tours, parasailing adventures and five-star, oceanfront spa treatments. Ah, the [...]
March 16th, 2010 | By Josh Lew | Posted in Destinations | No Comments »
For travelers who put a premium on authentic experiences, the world’s great festivals are ideal attractions. What could be better—and less touristy—than spending Lunar New Year in Hong Kong or hopping the Atlantic to attend Oktoberfest in Munich?
Some festivals have an element of outrageousness (Carnival in Rio) or danger (Pamplona’s Running of the Bulls). [...]