Luggage is always an issue when you travel as much as I do. What’s the best luggage for me and my needs? Is it durable? Will it last? Does it have the proper pockets, storage and space? Is it sturdy? Will it jam? I’ve dealt with all these issues for the last 20 years and […]
Las Vegas Vacation Guide
December 13, 2018 by 2 Comments
I’ve partnered with Expedia.com to bring you my Las Vegas vacation guide. As any Las Vegas vacation guide should do, I’m going to outline a few topics, things to do, where to eat, and how to choose where to stay based on your budget. Las Vegas is made of money and is designed to get […]
Puerto Rico is Back and Holiday Travel Increases 15%
December 11, 2018 by 1 Comment
According to Allianz Global Assistance’s 2018 Top Holiday Destinations Report, American travel increased 15 percent this holiday season over last year. New York City and Cancun continue to reign as the most popular domestic and international destinations. Personally, I totally understand New York! After reviewing American plans to travel from December 19 to December 27, […]
Holiday Shopping & Travel: Treat Others Now, Treat Yourself Later
November 12, 2018 by 7 Comments
The holiday season is a time of giving, but that doesn’t only mean clothes, electronics or home goods. As you probably know, I love travel and I get all warm and fuzzy when I’m gifting those types of experiences to my friends and family during the holidays – whether it’s tickets to a sports event […]
The New York to Nairobi Kenya Airways Nonstop Flight
November 10, 2018 by 1 Comment
I went to Nairobi for the first time back in 2006. It was my first stop before heading to climb Mount Kilimanjaro for my 28th birthday. To get to Nairobi from New York, I first had to fly to London where I had a long layover in Heathrow Airport. I avoided this the second time […]
The Saudi Arabia Paradox
October 17, 2018 by 41 Comments
The Saudi Arabia paradox started for me 17 years ago on September 11, 2001 when 15 of the 19 terrorists were Saudi and/or Saudi funded. This really hit home for me because dozens of my friends and colleagues were murdered by those heinous acts. I easily could’ve been one of the casualties. I also have […]
Enter the 2018 ScholarTrips Contest to Win Money to Travel
October 5, 2018 by 3 Comments
Want to travel the world? Who doesn’t, right? Well when you’re a student the biggest issue is usually money so that’s why I’m excited about this new opportunity from Allianz Travel Insurance. It’s called ScholarTrips; a national written or video essay contest awarding six students with $2,500 scholarships, ten students with $1,000 scholarships and twenty-five […]
Half of Americans Haven’t Had a Week Long Vacation in Years
October 1, 2018 by Leave a Comment
Half (51%) of Americans haven’t had a vacation in more than a year, including four in ten (38%, up a point from last year) who say it’s been more than two years, according to the 10th annual Vacation Confidence Index released by Allianz Global Assistance. A vacation is defined as a leisure trip of at […]
What Illnesses are Covered by Travel Insurance
September 18, 2018 by Leave a Comment
Without question, canceling or cutting short a trip because of illness is a worst case scenario. You’ve been planning for months, the unforeseen happens and memories are dashed. Of course your health and wellness are the most important things but getting sick on the road can be costly and nobody likes to lose money. That’s […]
How to Go Big on a New York Internship without Going Broke
September 6, 2018 by 4 Comments
This post was written by my fabulous intern, Shannon Marie, who’s starting up her junior year in college right now. I hope to have her back next summer. New York, New York. Home of non-stop excitement, creativity, and the office locations of some of the most high-profile companies in the world. And with high-profile companies […]
