7 Reasons to Visit Tyrol, Austria, in the Summer Have you thought of visiting the alpine province of Tyrol (or Tirol, as the Germans spell it) in the summer? While it’s a popular mecca of winter sports when it… Caitlin Martin , September 1, 2016
The First Thing You Should Eat in These 8 Countries Food and travel really go hand in hand. When I land in Bali, I’ve got mie goreng on the brain. In Thailand, it’s fresh local fruits like mangosteen. The moment… Johnny Jet , August 28, 2016
Exploring 4 Canary Islands “Be sure and pack the following: slip-resistant shoes for cave walking, boots for hiking, formal attire for dinner, a fleece jacket for the mountains, a casual dress for wine tasting,… Ruth Wertzberger Carlson , August 25, 2016
Porto: Northern Portugal’s Heartbeat The Portuguese word for casual is pronounced caz-oo-wahl. That’s half of what you’ll need to know about Porto. Portugal’s hundreds of miles of Atlantic Ocean coastline and ample domain for… Bruce Northam , August 8, 2016
The Haymarket: Stockholm’s Instant Classic Sweden’s new Haymarket hotel is a multi-faceted destination in itself. I’ve flown across the Atlantic Ocean into the heart of Scandinavia—where I’m transported into America’s Golden Age? The Haymarket hotel’s ground-floor… Bruce Northam , July 20, 2016
How to Fly in SAS Business or Premium Economy for Cheap I just returned from Stockholm, Sweden, where I attended the most recent TBEX (Travel Bloggers Exchange) conference. The organizers booked me on SAS, which I hadn’t flown for several years… Johnny Jet , July 20, 2016
What to Do If You Have a Turkish Airlines Ticket Following multiple terrorist attacks, Turkey’s tourism business has been hit hard…understandably. The cruise ships have pulled out and so did Delta, the last US airline to fly there non-stop. Now, all… Johnny Jet , July 17, 2016
5 Not-to-Miss Sites in Bristol, England Bristol, England: This green, hilly city in England’s southwest probably isn’t the first destination that comes to mind for Britain-bound travelers. But it’s well worth visiting. Plus, if you’re… Jayne Clark , July 7, 2016
Rhine River Cruise: Vantage Deluxe World Travel’s River Voyager When my wife Natalie and I were invited on ms River Voyager up the Rhine River, we didn’t know what to expect. We hadn’t actually heard of Vantage Deluxe World… Johnny Jet , April 24, 2016
Can You Cancel Your Trip to Brussels? In the wake of Tuesday’s horrific attacks in Brussels, I’ve been hearing from a lot of readers and prospective travelers expressing concern for their personal safety abroad. In Tuesday’s Travel Tip of… Johnny Jet , March 24, 2016
Win a 5-Night Trip to London, Paris, Rome, Berlin, or Barcelona from World Nomads & Fodor’s This is a sponsored post. The US dollar is currently strong against the Euro ($1.12 = 1 Euro). It’s even relatively strong against the British pound ($1.41 = 1 pound)…. Ian Livingston , March 23, 2016
10 Highlights of Historic Münster, Germany In a week, I did a five-city whirlwind tour of northwest Germany with Historic Highlights of Germany. It was thrilling—from the train travel aboard the DB trains to sleeping in different types… Georgie Jet , March 15, 2016
4 Days in Istanbul for the 2016 World Tourism Forum Global Meeting On February 5, the second day of the 2016 World Tourism Forum Global Meeting wrapped, thus concluding the time I’d spend at Istanbul’s Lütfi Kırdar International Conference & Exhibit Center. Istanbul, as… Ian Livingston , February 24, 2016
The Curio Collection, Part 3: Hotel Reichshof in Hamburg, Germany This is the third and final part of Tim Gaylord’s three-phase exploration of the Hilton Curio Collection. For more on the Curio Collection, check out part 1 (The Highland Dallas)… Tim Gaylord , February 9, 2016
A Short Essay on Istanbul Next week, I’m headed to Istanbul to represent JohnnyJet.com at the 2016 World Tourism Forum Global Meeting. In advance of the February 4 kick-off, and in the long shadow cast by… Ian Livingston , January 28, 2016
