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Along the border between Blaine, Washington and Surrey, British Columbia stands the International Peace Arch.
The arch stands 67 feet high, and is proudly rooted, one side in American soil, the other in Canadian. Straddling the longest undefended boundary in the world, the Peace Arch was dedicated in 1921, and was the first Monument built and […]
If you want to take a little trip down memory lane, check out Cliff Muskiet’s Stewardess Uniform Collection.
Cliff is a Flight Attendant for KLM, and lives in the Netherlands. For over twenty years he has collected uniforms from airlines, past and present. His collection is approaching museum quantity and quality, and he has expressed an […]
If the New York Times runs an article about the top rooftop bars in Manhattan, you know that it must be summer!
This weekend’s Times lists 28 rooftop bars around the city, including some just opened spots, some perennial favorites, and places where the young and hip will go just to be seen.
The list includes:
A60, the […]
This week’s interview is with Geoff Collins, a writer and blogger on the topic of Formula One racing. He’s also a heck of a nice guy, and we have great email conversations. Geoff recently did some traveling in Europe, and he has graciously offered to provide me with some reviews of his travels. Look for […]
I first read about the Lights Out Sleep Mask on Inflight HQ.
I didn’t give it a second thought at the time, because it didn’t seem particularly different, or even interesting. Over the years, I’ve seen all sorts of sleep masks: simple, tasteful black ones, vibrantly colored and patterned designer ones, and everything in between.
Although I […]
Depending on the length of the cruise, there will be at least one, if not more, formal nights.
On cruises under a week, there is usually one formal night. On weeklong cruises, usually two. And on those over a week, usually three. You will find a full itinerary listing meal events with your documents, in the […]
If you’re going to be gone for more than a few days, keep your mail safe by having the postal service hold it until your return.
If your mail is delivered directly to a box at your home, have it held if you are not going to be able to pick it up within 24 hours.
An […]
Lush was a layover discovery, having first visited the store while on a layover in Vancouver, B.C.
From the minute I walked in the door, I was mesmerized with its display of yummy smelling, hand-made bath products. From sweet smelling soaps to spicy bath bars, it was all so overwhelming. The products are all natural, and […]
As the Dawn Princess sailed out of San Francisco’s harbor, we passed under the Golden Gate Bridge, and these photos were taken from the top deck.
The Art Deco themed bridge, one of the most widely recognized San Francisco landmarks, opened for vehicle traffic at noon on May 28th, 1937.
The Golden Gate refers not to the […]
As the Memorial Day weekend nears, the first long weekend of summer, many vacationers are planning a car trip.
Not only do you have to worry about the prices of gas, food, and lodging, you need to pay attention to a few basic items that you should carry in your car. With a little luck, you’ll […]
Travel information, tips, and destination suggestions from a Flight Attendant.
Written by Mary Jo Manzanares [email] for b5media.
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