Off the Sea of Cortez lies a very special place, one that is quite hard to find in a world where once such spots of natural beauty are discovered they quickly become tourist meccas with little peace in site. But Villa del Palmar at the Islands of Loreto just south of Loreto, Mexico along with … Continued
This article was originally featured on the website Hilton Mom Voyage By Lisa Grabelle On several of our family vacations we discovered a great learning experience that actually proved to be equally fun: visiting presidential libraries. We call it edu-tainment! As a history buff, I knew I would love these libraries, but I discovered my … Continued
As originally featured on the website Hilton Mom Voyage By Lisa Grabelle Move over Paris and Venice — Stockholm, Sweden redefines European romance! While we love traveling with our kids, my husband and I relish an occasional couples-only getaway! After spending a few glorious days “kids-free” in wonderful Copenhagen, for Part Two of our romantic … Continued
From Lenka Traveler: I’m riding “shotgun” in a 1928 Ford Cabriolet along a nearly empty six-lane promenade. A sunny Sunday afternoon was tailor-made for cruising in a classic convertible along the Atlantic coast. If this beautiful road were located in Miami, or any other world-class seaside city, it would have been clogged by expensive cars filled … Continued
Alabama Hills, Movie Road. Mt Whitney in background. A Don Graham photo. By Pete Vanlaw For any of you who frequently drive Highway 395 to reach the ski slopes at Mammoth Mountain, or the fishing at June Lake, you’re undoubtedly familiar with the little town of Lone Pine, where you probably slowed down to avoid … Continued
As avid travelers, we all know the importance of setting a realistic budget for our trips before they begin and trying our best to stick to that budget. After a budget is set, revisions can be made to help us reach our travel goals. By setting a good budget, we have a better idea of … Continued
6 Reasons to Visit Iowa Now That Have Nothing to Do With Politics By Kady Harper Of all the states in the Union that deserve to receive routine, positive attention and affection, Iowa sits at the top of the list. Yet, somehow, it also manages to fly frustratingly beneath most people’s Vacation Possibilities radar. Well, … Continued
Judaism as Jazz: magical musical sermon by Rabbi Yoshi Zweiback from January 15, 2016 at Stephen Wise Temple watch the video: I’m lucky – I’ve got a lot of great Rabbis in my life – teachers, guides, friends. (I should say – we are all lucky. We’ve all got great rabbis in our lives – great Cantors, too! … Continued
Thanks to the increasing ease of travel more people are doing it! What with new cultures, languages and landscapes to explore, it’s hard to sit still; but often the best things are in our very own backyards. We Said Go Travel’s, Lisa Niver, went on an American roadtrip during Summer 2015 and had some unique experiences, … Continued
By Megan Foster 5 Awesome Travel Tech Gears From Across The Globe As an adventurous bohemian, I love to hop from place to place. My modern day travels and trails can be quite off-beat, and sometimes, I am in the middle of nowhere, and suddenly realize a travel charger is exactly what I need to stay connected … Continued