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Tonight, on the Travel Channel’s Samantha Brown: Passport to Great Weekends, Sam heads to Cabo San Lucas, on the Baja peninsula.
I was recently in Cabo, after an absence of many, many years, and found it much changes. I didn’t have a lot of time to explore, bur I’m sure after watching Sam’s adventures, I’ll have [...]
Take a look at this breaking news, and tell me who you believe.
Are the pilots concerned with safety or do they have a hidden agenda? Are they making a mountain out of a molehill?
Is the company going too far in cutting costs? Are they making efficiency cuts that impact passenger safety?
Are you still feeling comfortable [...]
Packing light, so you don’t have to check bags, means limiting the amount and size of your liquids and gels. For me, that means only the essentials get packed, and I look for products that do double-duty.
If the trip is to be a lengthy one (a week or more), I’ll pop into a local [...]
I’m headed to San Francisco later this week for a little fun with some of my blogging pals, and to attend BlogHer ‘08.
I met some great people last year at BlogHer (in Chicago), and can’t wait to see all of you again. A big thanks to beauty blogger extraordinaire Christina Jones for convincing me to [...]
One of the fun results of writing the series Matchbook Monday is digging through my own matchbooks and discovering fun places that I have been, along with the memories of times well spent. I’ve heard from many readers that they enjoy that same experience.
But everyone in awhile I come across a matchbook that evokes [...]
Stories! We’ve all got them.
Anyone who’s traveled a bit has a story about a scary takeoff or landing. Whether is was a little bit of turbulence, a smack down on the runway, or a truly harrowing experience, is probably open to interpretation.
In the most recent issue of Travel + Leisure, the magazine ranks the [...]
Meals are a big part of a vacation budget, but with a little planning and discipline, it doesn’t have to be a deal breaker.
Here are a few suggestions to help you eat well without breaking the bank:
Avoid the mini-bar. No matter how hungry you are for a late night snack, there’s nothing worth the [...]
Today’s questions comes from a young woman who wants to be a Flight Attendant as soon as she’s old enough.
Q. I think Flight Attendants always look so glamorous in their uniforms. Who pays for the uniform, and how do you decide what to wear?
A. The uniform policy varies by airlines, and where there is [...]
Tonalá is a city of around 350,000 located near Guadalajara, in central Mexico. The city is well known for its ceramics, glass, and other native arts and crafts, and its Thursday and Sunday open air markets.
Market days will find the neighborhoods full of good displayed on the sidewalks, and often spilling out into the [...]
When you go to a gas station to fill up your personal car, you know where you gas tank is – and which side up the pump you want to pull in on.
But what do you do when driving a loaner or rental car?
Just take a look at the instrument panel! There’s usually an [...]
Travel information, tips, and destination suggestions from a Flight Attendant.
Written by Mary Jo Manzanares [email] for b5media.
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