Saguenay Fjord, Quebec: An Amazing Race Challenge for Journalists As an adventurer at heart who once dreamed of writing for National Geographic and traveling all over the world discovering the planet’s hidden gems, I jumped at a recent opportunity… Lindsay Taub , October 12, 2011
Livingsocial and HBO Gone are the days of cramped convention halls and standing around in ridiculously long lines. Fan-boys and Fan-girls of a discerning taste can now turn to Livingsocial for glamorous events… Crystal Reel , October 12, 2011
Bermuda When the Bermuda tourism folks invited me to come out for a long weekend, I was thinking it was too far to travel for three days. Then I looked… Johnny Jet , September 28, 2011
American Airlines New Entertainment-On-Demand Product Greetings! I finally christened my new passport, and Canada took the prize as being the first stamp. I hope it fills up with some sexier destinations, but for now,… Johnny Jet , September 21, 2011
Hurtigruten Voyage in Norway Norway isn’t that far, especially if you are already in Europe. Natalie and I flew from Frankfurt to Bergen and flight time was just 90 minutes. On the return, we… Johnny Jet , September 14, 2011
Why I Won’t Take NYC Airporter Again I grew up in southern Connecticut and live in Los Angeles. The worst part of the trip is always getting to the JFK airport since you can’t predict traffic and it’s… Johnny Jet , September 7, 2011
Southern California’s Wine Country: Temecula Valley With a rich history, rolling hills covered with vineyards, championship golf courses, picturesque views, and plenty of unique shopping and recreation, Temecula makes for a perfect getaway from the city…. Lindsay Taub , September 7, 2011
Let’s Get Maui’d By Jim Milio: The Grand Wailea Resort “This is already the best hotel we’ve ever stayed at!” “Honey, maybe we should see the room first.” We had just checked in,… Team Johnny Jet , September 7, 2011
Hurricane Irene in Connecticut Like most rental houses in Nantucket, they have free Wi-Fi, so I was monitoring Hurricane Irene every few hours. When I saw that she was going to hit New York… Johnny Jet , August 31, 2011
Nantucket With The Boys Last week when I wrote my column, I thought I was going to be home for a month (a very rare occasion), but right after I pressed send my dad,… Johnny Jet , August 31, 2011
Blueberries and Belugas in Northern Manitoba, Part 2 Continuing with my amazing adventure at Seal River Lodge, only this time, in addition to seeing Polar Bears up close, I was able to get into the water with friendly… Georgie Jet , August 31, 2011
Southern California Getaway to Claremont Just 30 miles east of downtown Los Angeles is the quaint 100-year-old town of Claremont, best known for its tree-lined streets, historic buildings, and college campuses. Stroll through the residential… Lindsay Taub , August 31, 2011
Polar Bear Adventure, Part 1 My mind was blown wide open the first time I saw a polar bear up close in the wild. Previous encounters had been in zoos where I had felt sorry… Georgie Jet , August 24, 2011
“The Ride” A Unique Bus Tour of New York City By Cam and Georgette Diamandis: For a fun and entertaining hour and a quarter, we toured the Times Square area in a special vehicle. “The Ride” is a tricked-out tour… Georgie Jet , August 17, 2011
Hilton Head SC, Savannah GA, And A Trip To Paula Deen’s On Saturday morning my cell phone alarm went off at 4:36 a.m. I despise early-morning departures like everyone else, and this time it was even worse because three-quarters of the… Johnny Jet , August 17, 2011