updated: November 25, 2020 Effective November 25, 2020 and forward following, the link which need to be filled out and submitted online by all travelers before arriving in California: Traveler Form click here https://travel.lacity.org To help stop the spread of COVID-19, Los Angeles is requiring all travelers entering the city from another state or country to fill out this online … Read More
This is the Pre-Covid-19 listing of known International regularly scheduled flights. Thought I would keep this here in case anyone wanted see what was flying prior the Covid-19 Pandemic. For the current LAX International Service – Click Here last update: 2 February 2020 Our Date System for Frequency and Date# (ISO 8601) is as follows: D = Daily Service 1 … Read More
This is one hotel opening we are REALLY excited about. Finally opened to mixed reviews… the AV Geeks seems to love it, but as a hotel, it is going a through service growing pains. It appears to be missing a direct shuttle to all the terminals and relies on that airport train instead. I did have the pleasure of flying … Read More
Yes, we know it’s kinda dorky… THE TRAVEL BUNNY gallery has been updated and fully captioned. #TheTravelBunny Go To THE TRAVEL BUNNY
The World’s 50 Best Restaurant #19 – Geranium Copenhagen Going to Geranium was one of my most looked forward to dining experiences. After one person referred to it as “Life Changing”, how could one not be excited for the opportunity have dinner at one of Europe’s best restaurants. And having now dined here, I can say it is one of … Read More
The World’s 50 Best Restaurant #39 – Relæ Copenhagen Relæ has a very cozy and relaxed atmosphere, and the kitchen is right there for all to see. With two tasting menus to choose from, OF COURSE I picked the more extensive Relæ Experience with pairing. I had one of the better counter seats, right in front of the prep chefs, … Read More
With my trip to Copenhagen coming up, Gloria at Vespertine suggested I try Radio if I have the chance. Lucky me, it was a 10 minute walk from where I was staying, and made a perfect first meal in my new favorite food city. I opted for the 5 Course Menu and Wine Pairing, but also wanted to try the … Read More
Los Angeles finally has a World Class dining experience, Jordan Kahn’s Vespertine. Much has been written on the architecture and “Other Worldly” food presentation, but I think what has gotten lost, is that Kahn’s “New World Cuisine” is fantastic. Not Asian Fusion or Farm to the Table, or whatever a more recent trend in food may be… a truly unique … Read More
Celebrating 3 Michelin Stars for over three years and a documentary film, Curtis Duffy’s Grace makes for a good place for a Chicago Food Run. Modern American cuisine in an Elegant Dining Room with a Fastidious Kitchen on display, how fun is that. The outside front is not so fancy, but once in the staff knows who I was, I … Read More
On this year’s Chicago Food Run, I opted to go to Grace rather than Alinea (I also couldn’t get reservations at Alinea), so figured to try out Roister, part of the “Alinea Group” for lunch. Located in Fulton Market area, which appears to be the new techie corridor, getting there was a bit challenging with all the construction. But once … Read More
Travel Reward Credit Cards… An Easy & Practical Guide Friends and Customers have asked often about which are the best Credit Cards to use for Travel. Here is my own Travel Reward Credit Cards strategy for my daily use and when I travel. And I will offer what I know about handling your credit cards, it can be a bit … Read More
I had the great pleasure of being included in United Airlines 12th Annual Family Day at their SFO Maintenance Hangars. And this was the day that Untied and it’s employees say goodbye to one a great old centerpiece of the United fleet, the 747. Two of the soon to be retiring 747-400s were on hand for a Tour and with … Read More
