Things to Do in Shreveport, Louisiana: Quirky Art and Elvis
Things to do in Shreveport, LA, “the other side of Louisiana,” for a day of arts, Elvis, and even a ghost or two Shreveport’s new arts … Read more
Japanese Tea Garden in San Francisco
Unwinding at the Japanese Tea Garden San Francisco We couldn’t do it all in San Francisco, but as is our way, we were willing to try. … Read more
Editor’s Choice: The Holiday Edition and Giving the Gift of Travel
Last year for Christmas I gave the gift of travel to my two daughters. It started with the plane tickets. This meant I had to … Read more
The Jefferson Hotel in Richmond, Virginia: Staying is Better Late than Never
Do you have a hotel in your hometown where you were always a little jealous of the guests? I do: The Jefferson Hotel in Richmond, Virginia.
An Australian Christmas Light Tour
A Sub-Tropical Winter Wonderland We may not have snowmen or chestnuts roasting over an open fire in Brisbane, Australia, but the Christmas spirit is alive … Read more
Casa Natalia: Ship, Shore, on the way to Reality Stop
Stopping at a more than charming inn for a short San Jose del Cabo vacation following our Sea of Cortez Un-Cruise In some ways, travel … Read more
Japan: The Island of Miyajima
The ferry that leaves from a little port thirty minutes north of Hiroshima transports passengers to another dimension where the city’s memorials to World War II will be left far behind.
Cooking around the World: Kangaroo Taco Salad
Editor’s Note: Adventurous traveler and foodie, Krista Bjorn, has to be a little more adventurous than she bargained for on a visit in January to … Read more
Bidding Four Spades in Poland
Sometimes discovering the local culture means meeting locals rather than sightseeing. For Melinda Brasher it also means playing a game of cards with them. I … Read more