JAPAN OFFERS UNIQUE ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS Where to stay in Japan has become infinitely more interesting recently with a growing range of unique accommodations. From temples steeped in history, to renowned art installations doubling as hotels, the country’s lodging offerings extend much farther than conventional hotels, resorts and even the ubiquitous and wonderful traditional Ryokan inns. […]
Departures for this brand-new Wild Women Expeditions’ foray into the land of ice and snow are Feb. 23-March 2 and March 9-16, 2019. These dates coincide with prime viewing conditions for the Aurora Borealis. The per person rate of $5,495 includes local female guides, seven nights shared accommodation (a private upgrade is $425) in guest […]
These are seven of the most remote luxury destinations that are only one extra flight away Islas Secas – Gulf of Chiriqui-Panama Puddle jumping from: Panama City to Islas Secas’ 14 private islands (90 minutes private charter) Set to open in January 2019, Islas Secas Reserve & Lodge is an exclusive retreat raising the bar in luxury […]
The end of summer heralds one of nature’s most enjoyable spectator sports – brown bear watching in British Columbia. From mid-September and into October, the Chilko River hosts one of the region’s most dramatic salmon runs that in turn attracts furry visitors who wander in to dine on a veritable feast of spawning Sockeye. Meet […]
Overnight Sensations – Moab Adventure Center Offers Options For Visitors Short on Vacation Time Short on vacation time this summer? Utah’s Moab Adventure Center suggests that a two-day break in a brand-new setting and doing something outside your comfort zone can feel like a week away. “Moab is a great stopping point for that cross-country […]
2018 is a momentous year for South Africa with the Nelson Mandela Centenary marking what would have been 100 years since the iconic leader’s birth. Officially July 18, 2018 – Mandela Day – marks this historic milestone as throughout the nation, and across the world, people celebrate South Africa’s first black President. Mandela’s legacy as […]
TRAIL TOURISM TAKES OFF Active travel specialist New Zealand Walking Tours shares four favorites, both on and off the beaten trail With trail tourism on the rise, many travelers are tying up their hiking boots and heading towards popular routes such as Spain’s Camino de Santiago, St. Olav’s Way in Norway, and the treks of the Swiss Alps. […]
Louis Vuitton opens Pop-Up Store dedicated to The FIFA World CupTM Official Licensed Product Collection at Miami Design District Louis Vuitton opens a special pop-up store at Miami Design District dedicated to the FIFA World CupTM Official Licensed Product Collection. The pop-up store will be open to the public from June 14th through July 15th and designed with the […]
Six Senses Bhutan Prepares for October 2018 Opening Reservations now being accepted for booking from November 3 onward with special opening offer Six Senses Bhutan, which is gearing up for an October 2018 opening, is a collection of five boutique lodges set in the western and central valleys of Bhutan, each with its own character, […]
Key West Lobsterfest to Feature Luscious Local Seafood Aug. 9-12 Seafood lovers can chow down on Florida’s clawless lobster during the annual Key West Lobsterfest Thursday through Sunday, Aug. 9-12, featuring temptations ranging from a lobster boil to a lively street fair starring the tasty crustacean. Now in its 22nd year, the festival celebrates the […]
