The Salt Lake City (Utah) Department of Airports and Delta Air Lines forged ahead this week with the opening of a revamped Salt Lake City International (SLC) despite the COVID-19 pandemic, touting the first phase of a $4.1 billion project aimed at allowing the airport to comfortably handle 26 million … Read More
Love it, or Hate it… just avoid going to New York City between July to mid-September. JFK New York John F. Kennedy, LGA New York LaGuardia, EWR Newark pick your poison… all good reasons to fly private. Though LGA has improved a bit. New York City has no lack of … Read More
Gateway to the Caribbean I have grown to appreciate Miami for a few nights before heading off to a Caribbean Island resorts or a cruise. Do a little shopping, eat some Cuban food and off you go in the morning to Turks and Caicos. A bit of sightseeing in the … Read More
It’s All Bigger Y’All Get Ready For A Good Ol’ Time Home of football as a religion and barbecue as a food group, Texas has reason to boast everything being bigger in the largest American state. From live music and indie cafes in Austin to the Dallas Cowboys and the … Read More
Where Miami goes to party With a host of hotels and restaurants, Miami Beach has a lot offer. The more relaxed location being North Beach and Mid Beach… it gets louder in South Beach with it’s late night party atmosphere. Faena Hotel Miami Beach Mid-Beach, Faena Arts District It can … Read More
The Raleigh Returns Miami Beach’s iconic hotel, The Raleigh, will join Rosewood Hotels & Resorts’ inimitable collection following a thoughtful revival spearheaded by renowned real estate development firm SHVO. Acclaimed architect and interior designer Peter Marino has been selected to helm the property’s highly anticipated restoration, embracing the vibrant neighborhood’s … Read More
Aman to open it’s doors in the Faena Arts District Miami Beach A catalyst for culture and connections, Miami Beach’s vibrant Faena District will soon be home to Aman’s fourth destination in North America. Occupying a prime oceanfront site on Collins Avenue, Aman Miami Beach will follow in the footsteps … Read More
Mexico is known for its cuisine, art… archaeology, history, pyramids, music, museums, haciendas, 9,600 km (6,000 mi) of shoreline, superb architecture, weather from snow-capped mountains in the Sierras to rainy jungles in the southeast and desert in the northwest, many golf courses and excellent fishing. Along with Chile, Colombia, and … Read More
Always a fun place for a few days to get away from LA in the winter. Palm Springs was hit hard after the last recession, but has come back 10 times better. It’s fun and really hard to get super serious in Palm Springs. But in the summer, lordy… you … Read More
A small country with a lot to offer This nation has bewilderingly diverse culture, climates, flora, and fauna, and landscapes range from rainforests, to dry tropical and temperate forests, to volcanoes, to Caribbean and Pacific beaches, to high mountains, and marshy lowlands. Costa Rica is an exceptionally stable and peaceful … Read More
Located north of Cabo San Lucas is the “Magical Village” (Pueblo Mágico) of Todos Santos. A sleepy little artists community, located in one of the few lush valleys in Baja. It makes a lovely place to spend the day shopping and eating, or a night or two before heading on … Read More
Beach Bliss – Come For Waikīkī Beach, Stay For Everything Else Oahu, the third-largest of Hawaii’s islands, is nonetheless home to 2/3rd of its population. The beaches are legendary: Waikīkī Beach is world-famous, but don’t miss places like Lanikai, Ala Moana, and Waimea Bay. The North Shore is here, as … Read More
