Travel Product of the Week: RailRiders RailRiders clothing is marketed as “the toughest clothes on the planet.” So when a safari in East Africa was on my calendar, it was time to research the best safari… Lindsay Taub , August 21, 2012
Quirky Cleveland: Big Fun The plaque outside Big Fun fittingly reads that it’s listed on the National Registry of Hysterical Places. From the extremely wacky to the mildly inappropriate, Big Fun is a “a warehouse of… Trishna Patel , August 17, 2012
New York (JFK) to Los Angeles (LAX) on United without a P.S. Plane Since when did United stop offering p.s. (Premium Service) planes on their JFK – LAX route? I just booked a ticket on the 7am flight out of New York and… Johnny Jet , August 15, 2012
Flight Reading: Two New Travel Books Travel styles are as different as the people who travel. With this in mind, I recently read two books that don’t pretend to be for everyone and are better for… Catherine Stribling , August 14, 2012
Summerfest With a Side of Milwaukee – Where to Eat Good Eats & Drinks Summerfest isn’t the only thing Milwaukee has going on – yes, you’d be hard pressed to find better beer and brats anywhere else in the U.S.,… Cynthia Cunniff , August 14, 2012
Summerfest With a Side of Milwaukee – What to Do A Break from the Summerfest Crowds A great way to break out of the Summerfest crowd for a bit is to enjoy so many of the other things Milwaukee has to… Cynthia Cunniff , August 14, 2012
Summerfest With a Side of Milwaukee Every time I mention going to Summerfest to anyone from the Midwest, I get an overwhelming positive response. Since 1966 it has been a highly anticipated annual festival for music lovers living… Cynthia Cunniff , August 14, 2012
2012 Los Angeles Food & Wine Festival Last night I attended the opening night of the second annual Los Angeles Food & Wine Festival (LAFW) thanks to my good friend Mike Freed. Johnny Jet , August 10, 2012
New York: How to Catch a Broadway Show for Less There are two things you absolutely must do when visiting New York City: go shopping and take in some live theater. Unfortunately, both experiences be fairly expensive. While you can… Johnny Jet , August 9, 2012
Toronto to Buffalo to Erie on the Bus Most Torontonians know it’s much cheaper to fly in and out of Buffalo, New York than it is Toronto. What most don’t know is that it only costs $20 one-way to… Johnny Jet , August 7, 2012
Dry Creek Valley, Healdsburg Getting there: The flight into Santa Rosa from Los Angeles had us on the ground in two-hours and heading for the town of Healdsburg. We were on a two-day tasting… Nicole Rodriguez , August 7, 2012
Traveling to Get a Colonoscopy I debated whether or not to share this story, for fear it may be too much information. But I think it’s important to bring up the subject. As you may… Johnny Jet , July 30, 2012
High-flying adventure with Navitat Canopy Tours I have to start this post by stating that I am not an “outdoorsy” kind of girl. My idea of camping is a hotel with no mini-bar. That being said,… Crystal Reel , July 20, 2012
San Diego to London on British Airways Trip: SAN-LHR Date: July 10, 2012 Airline: British Airways Aircraft: 777 Scheduled Departure Time: 8:05pm Push Back from Gate: 8:36pm Actual Departure Time: 8:57pm Miles: 5,470 Flight time: 9:36 Seat:… Johnny Jet , July 17, 2012
Adventures in Puerto Rico You don’t have to go to Patagonia, or some other far away land to experience some of the most exciting adventure activities in the world. They abound in Puerto Rico… Tom Calicchio , July 10, 2012
