Cities
A unique character. A new high street. A fresh perspective on London. Every time I go to London I book my hotel in a different area so that I can explore this very special city from a new angle. In my shortlist of favourites is the Bloomsbury area in central London (between Euston Road and… Continue reading London Luxury: The Bloomsbury Area
The calm before the storm in 2014 in Los Cabos was long and enjoyable. One of Mexico’s most popular destinations was enjoying the kind of tourism season they were used to – returning clientele and satisfied guests were everywhere. No one was expecting Hurricane Odile to hit the area. No one predicted the devastation it… Continue reading Los Cabos Refresh
From Mad Men-styled retro spots to sleek boutiques to a new lodging run by First Nations people, there are no shortages of stylish spots to lay down your head in Vancouver. Here’s a look at some of the options. FAIRMONT PACIFIC RIM The lobby in this five-star rated property sets the tone with white marble… Continue reading 6 Sensational Stays in Vancouver, B.C.
If the last time you were in Orlando you were either under the age of 18 or forced to collect autographs from costumed critters for someone who was, your impression of the place could be somewhat skewed. While the city is best known for it’s affiliation with Mickey, it has also blossomed into an adult… Continue reading Adults Only Guide to Orlando
Iconic cities are magnets for travellers. Unfortunately, they can also be extremely expensive. London and Paris are two such cities. As centres of art, fashion, history, music, and theatre they present many exciting opportunities for the traveller but they can also present serious financial challenges. Research your accommodation options carefully (check online for London and Paris)… Continue reading 5 Money-Saving Tips for London and Paris
That image you have of smoky backrooms, high rollers and the constant ringing of slot machines? Get rid of it. The best thing about Las Vegas is that it isn’t any one thing. Want to spend a weekend at a poker table? Feel free. But if you’re looking for something more cultured they’ve got that… Continue reading A Non-Gamblers Guide to Las Vegas
Eating pants alert: Las Vegas, as with anything else, does not take dining experiences lightly, neither atmosphere, size or flavour wise. The city of excesses bodes well as far as food is concerned; after all, what would Sin City be without a triumphant homage to the most frequently committed sin – gluttony? It is therefore with… Continue reading A Foodie’s Guide to the Vegas Strip
Europe can get a bit overrun with tourists. That may be true more than ever this summer, as the U.S. dollar is almost at par with the Euro and Americans are booking trips like crazy. With that in mind, here are six great European destinations I love that should have a bit more elbow room… Continue reading 6 Great (And Less Crowded) Europe Destinations You Should Try
Las Vegas is full of lights, glamour and action. Despite the city being full of adventure, not all of the action happens on the strip. There are lots of fun and exciting activities to do ‘off the strip’ – enough to make you leave the crowds and bustle behind in order to experience more of this great city. When planning… Continue reading 7 ‘Off the Strip’ Day Trips Around Vegas