Destination: Turkey
75 Million Residents, And Seemingly That Much To Do Istanbul is the crown jewel of Turkish tourism, yes, but the country has much more to offer; since 1970, it’s almost quadrupled its population, and with that have come numerous new adventure opportunities. Antalya has numerous bars and lounges, and Derinkuyu … Read More
New Hotel Openings and Renovations for 2023
A list of my most anticipated New Hotel Openings or Renovations for 2023. Most, but not all, are Resorts, many are Luxury or Boutique properties. Hopefully they will be bringing something new and unique to the world of hospitality. Aman Niseko Announced to open 2023 Hokkaido is Japan’s untamed northern … Read More
New Hotel Openings and Renovations for 2021
A list of my most anticipated New Hotel Openings or Renovations for 2021. Most, but not all, are Resorts, many are Luxury or Boutique properties. Hopefully they will be bringing something new and unique to the world of hospitality. Chablé Sea of Cortez Announced for late 2021 Chablé Hotels & … Read More
Destination: Beijing
I had good luck for my stay in Beijing… the weather was lovely and the air was rather clean and clear. It made for a lovely time and a bit of sightseeing. The Forbidden City Beijing is a wonderful mix of old and new. You can visit the Forbidden City, … Read More
Destination: Iceland
From the Financial Ruin of 2010, it appears Iceland has made a dramatic turn around by importing Tourists. But not just any type of traveler, those looking for adventure in an unspoilt countryside. More options of travel are opening up every year, but so are the ever increasing numbers of … Read More
Air New Zealand
I am happy to offer “NET” pricing on all Air New Zealand Bookings. I have a wholesale agreement with Air New Zealand offering a 5% to 9% disount on almost all bookings. Contact me for pricing information. One of my favorite carriers, and I will miss that London route ending … Read More
Destination: Kyoto
Located in the center of the main island of Honshu, it was the heart of Japanese Culture and Government in the Edo Period. Having been to Kyoto many times, I can say on the surface it can appear a bit blah, and like any other Japanese mid-sized city. But food … Read More
Swiss International Air Lines
First Class Companion Special Until the end of the year, Swiss (along with Lufthansa) is offering a First Class Companion Special from it’s major USA hubs. While not a 2 for 1 special, there are some very good discounts offered. Beside Los Angeles, Las Vegas and San Diego have a … Read More
Lufthansa German Airlines
First Class Companion Special Until the end of the year, Lufthansa is offering a First Class Companion Special from their major USA hubs. While not a 2 for 1 special, there are some very good discounts offered. • Minimum of 2 (two) adults or a group of maximum 6 (six) … Read More
Destination: Siem Reap / Angkor Wat
There is more to Siem Reap than Angkor Wat There is a bit more charm to this little city than I anticipated, and yes, it has a bit of that party atmosphere and fun nightlife. A pleasant little town to sit back and enjoy the culture and a few good … Read More
$250 Resort Credit per day ends soon.
There are only a few days left for the GRAND REOPENING OFFER. $250 Resort Credit per day. Must be booked on or before 31 December, 2019. And this is combinable with my usual Preferred Partner Amenities including $100 Resort Credit, Breakfast for 2 and an Upgrade (pending room availability). Contact … Read More
Destination: Cambodia
After finishing my first journey through Cambodia, I admit I am excited to return. It is one of the more charming countries in Asia. Tourism has undoubtedly taken off in Cambodia but it still remains relatively off the beaten track, compared to Vietnam. This makes steering clear of crowds – … Read More