A Gift Guide For Those Who Enjoy the Great Outdoors
With much of the world in near lockdown status, more and more of us have (re)discovered the great outdoors, heading […]
Last-minute deals entice travelers
With the loosening of change fees and the flexibility to work remotely, some travelers are considering booking last-minute getaways and […]
The Coziest, Most Fun Way To Travel Is in a Private ‘Roomette’ on an Amtrak Train
When traveling these days, you have to prioritize ‘protecting your bubble’–keeping your ‘quaranteam’ safe by limiting exposure and maintaining an […]
8 Reasons Why You’ll Love a Cruise Line’s Private Port
Originally published on Cruise Critic Private ports are essentially an extension of a cruise ship; as soon as you disembark […]
How Quarantine is (Somewhat) Like a Deployment
We were about a month into our yearlong deployment in Iraq when one of our sergeants stood up from his […]
Activities for Sequestered Kids
I did some thinking, reached out to some parent friends, and pulled together a list (an evolving list) of activities, […]
Does this Utah snowboard park signal the end of skiing as we know it?
Originally published in the L.A. Times PARK CITY, Utah — Woodward Park City, Utah’s newest winter resort, opened in December with a […]
Travel Writing 101: Everything You Need To Know To Start The Best Job In The World: 30+ ‘how to’ lessons from professional travel writers and editors
Contributor to publication: Travel Writing 101: Everything You Need To Know To Start The Best Job In The World: 30+ […]
Just Back From Nieuw Statendam: Holland America Does Romance
Originally published on Cruise Critic Holland America has long been known for its excellent, comprehensive itineraries and for an expertise […]
Eat Your Way Through a Fresh Food Scene Less Than Two Hours Away from Cincinnati
See original article and full photo gallery at Cincinnati Refined. While Cincy’s restaurant landscape continues to expand in a variety […]