Travel App of the Week: For Less Guides The For Less Guides have been around since 1994, but their apps are brand new—and they allow tourists access to hundreds of discounts at attractions and restaurants. There are currently… Johnny Jet , November 5, 2013
Where to Eat in Oakland, California If Oakland is the new Brooklyn, and San Francisco’s closest neighbor, then it has to have a good food scene, right? Right. The list of culinary options in Oakland is… Johnny Jet , November 1, 2013
Where to Stay in Oakland, California Hotel rates in San Francisco are rising fast, but competitive prices are hardly the only thing going for Oakland’s hotel and accommodations industry. The “new Brooklyn” is full of hotels… Johnny Jet , November 1, 2013
Travel Tip of the Day: LAX’s “Other” Security Line LAX’s “Other” Security Line If there’s a long security line at LAX’s T2, scoot around the corner and take the not-so-visible elevator. Upstairs, there’s a secret way to bypass the… Johnny Jet , October 21, 2013
The Proud Bird Restaurant in Los Angeles next to LAX to Close I went to The Proud Bird Restaurant in Los Angeles next to LAX this weekend for a NYCAviation.com plane spotters event sponsored by Singapore Airlines. The Proud Bird Restaurant is located right next… Johnny Jet , October 20, 2013
Luxurious Tom Bradley International Terminal Opens at LAX The South Concourse of the newly completed Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT) at Los Angeles International Airport is now up and running, which adds eight additional gates that can accommodate… Cynthia Cunniff , September 25, 2013
10 Reasons to Stay at Shade Hotel in Manhattan Beach, California I know the beach town of Manhattan Beach very well. I’ve lived there for the past twenty years, after all, but recently I did something very out of the ordinary: I… Johnny Jet , September 25, 2013
Liftopia offering its biggest ever pre-season sale on ski and snowboard lift tickets across the country Liftopia, the single largest retailer of lift tickets and mountain activities online (and on mobile), is getting things revved up for ski season with their Red Hot End of Summer… Ian Livingston , September 16, 2013
runDisney: Bitten by the running bug and willing to travel Over 25,000 runners—from all 50 states and 15 countries including Canada, Mexico, Japan and Brazil—convened at Disneyland, Anaheim over Labor Day weekend for the 2013 Disneyland Half Marathon Weekend. I was… Liliane Opsomer , September 13, 2013
Hilton Garden Inn Los Angeles/Hollywood – A Walk or Metro to All the Spots The updated Hilton Garden Inn Los Angeles/Hollywood is right on Highland Avenue, just a block from Hollywood Blvd and within walking distance of all the tourist hot spots in Hollywood. It’s a… Melissa Curtin , August 23, 2013
What It’s Like at the Hard Rock Hotel San Diego I recently spent the weekend at the Hard Rock Hotel in San Diego. I hadn’t been to San Diego for a few years so I didn’t even know that a… Johnny Jet , August 13, 2013
Best Ways to Spend a California Weekend I’ve been living in California for half my life — I moved here from Connecticut to go to college and never looked back — and sometimes I just can’t believe… Johnny Jet , August 9, 2013
Win Two Nights, Dinner and Two Spa Treatments at Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills UPDATE: Our winner, Doris Caldwell, just returned from her stay, and generously shared the update and photo below. Thanks, Doris! THANKS very much! My BFF and I truly enjoyed our… Johnny Jet , July 31, 2013
My Trip to San Francisco Greetings! I just returned from a whirlwind trip up to San Francisco. I did some fun things, so I thought I would do a quick roundup of my three days… Johnny Jet , July 30, 2013
Surf and Safari in San Diego My family loved our first trip to the San Diego Zoo Safari Park. The Safari Park is a wildlife sanctuary that sprawls across 1,800 acres and is home to over… Jeff Savenick , July 11, 2013