The New Legoland Hotel in Carlsbad, California That familiar sound of plastic Lego pieces hitting each other is what you’ll hear when entering the new Legoland Hotel. The newest San Diego County hotel has brilliantly placed a… Nicole Rodriguez , April 26, 2013
An Av-Geek’s Passion Sees 2nd Season on Travel Channel An av-geek for more years than I care to count, I’ve managed to work my immense passion for all things airlines into nearly every aspect of my life, for better… Chris Sloan , April 26, 2013
Toronto to Paris to Nice on Air France Flight AF351 Natalie and I just flew from Toronto’s Pearson International Airport (YYZ) to Paris’ Charles De Gaulle International Airport (CDG). We took Air France’s flight 351, which is scheduled… Johnny Jet , April 25, 2013
Discovering the “real” California Spring is here and now is the time to start thinking about and planning your Summer holidays with the kids or maybe that quick couples getaway weekend. If you are… Paul Jacobelli , April 25, 2013
More “real” California Living In our previous piece, we talked about using your Summer vacation to discover the “real” California and we listed a whole bunch of useful information on how to get there… Paul Jacobelli , April 25, 2013
All Y’all Golfers Come Runnin’ to Mississippi Each March, in the US and in basketball circles across the globe, the NCAA men’s basketball tournament owns the sporting world. And this year, the Ole Miss Runnin’ Rebels got… Ian Livingston , April 22, 2013
Kitano New York Hotel: You’re Going to the Love the Toilets Have you ever chosen to stay at a hotel because of their toilets? That’s right, toilets. The Kitano New York Hotel is a relaxing boutique hotel located on Park Avenue… Johnny Jet , April 21, 2013
10 Reasons to Stay at Andaz West Hollywood Last week, I had my first opportunity to stay at an Andaz Hotel, which is part of the Hyatt Hotels brand. Andaz hotels are described as “upscale, boutique-inspired lifestyle properties… Johnny Jet , April 14, 2013
ScotsFest at the Queen Mary Long Beach, California and the QueenMary are practically synonymous. I live not too far from Long Beach and have avoided going to the touristy Queen Mary for years. This is… Cynthia Cunniff , April 11, 2013
Artful Surprise in Small Town California There are few beach towns left in Southern California in their original incarnation. El Segundo is one of them. It saddles up against a refinery, but is also walking distance… Cynthia Cunniff , April 11, 2013
How to Beat the Airlines at Their Own Game I got invited to speak at a conference in May in Tennessee so I will be flying from Los Angeles to Memphis, and then on to New York City. Understandably,… Johnny Jet , April 9, 2013
Guided Tours for Foodies in Columbus, Ohio by Dave Zuchowski British transplant, Bethia Woolf, an avid eater and foodie, has a background in teaching geography, which may explain why she loves to travel. In her wanderings, she’s… Team Johnny Jet , April 5, 2013
How to Guarantee an Open Seat Next to You on Your Next American Airlines Flight Want to be guaranteed an open seat next to you on your next American Airlines flight? There’s a way you can do it without buying two seats when you’re flying… Johnny Jet , March 30, 2013
Epcot’s International Flower & Garden Festival As I enter the park I know I am in for a treat. Topiaries larger-than-life of Mickey and Minnie Mouse, Goofy and Pluto greet me. A floral version of… Liliane Opsomer , March 29, 2013
The Best Taxi Driver in the World? When my usual taxi driver didn’t answer his phone, I called Kenny the Cab Driver at my cousin Joey’s recommendation. He’s a local legend in the South Bay because he’s so… Johnny Jet , March 29, 2013
