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Why Singapore Airlines is the Best Airline in the World
October 12, 2012 by 32 Comments
…rminal Services); which is where the food you get on the plane is made, prepared and packaged. This was truly fascinating and also reassuring because of the lengths of safety and cleanliness we had to go through before we went in. CDC style room where you get pelted with air so little dust particles are removed before entering the kitchen area at Singapore Airlines food center This included wearing hair nets, face masks and also going through a CD…
Why I Went to Bali and Did Absolutely Nothing
October 23, 2012 by 20 Comments
…The rooms were decorated so beautifully that if I tried to do that to my apartment, it would take two lifetimes. The living room was large enough to host a dinner party and connected to a great porch area that overlooked the ocean. My Napoleonic style bed at the Ayana Resort in Bali The bed looked like something Napoleon slept in back in the day but only updated for modern times; plus I’m a lot taller than Napoleon was! The only thing that could…
Muay Thai Boxing in Bangkok
October 30, 2012 by 17 Comments
…ai Boxing at the Rajadamnern Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand Tourists usually buy ringside seats. They cost 2000 Baht or about $60. The locals and the gamblers sit or stand in the second and third tiers and can get pretty rowdy. Gambling area at Muay Thai Boxing at the Rajadamnern Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand Gambling on Boxing is legal in Bangkok and the gamblers do their gambling by hand signals like you’d see in a stock market. It is pretty cool t…
A Night of Culturazzi in New York
December 14, 2012 by 22 Comments
…at time. I continue to be impressed by Marriott and WIRED and their unique partnership. As I said in my opening paragraph, they are two brands that really get it. The new traveler and/or consumer isn’t looking for one thing in where they stay or what they buy or how they behave. Young professionals are looking to associate themselves with brands that reach beyond their own niche and into people’s lifestyles. I like cutting edge brands that can rel…
5 Awesome Things to do in Sydney
February 25, 2013 by 24 Comments
…a fishy smell at the bottom as there are small fishing boats stored there. Past Gordon’s Bay is the final destination of Coogee Beach. Coogee is a great beach and famous for some raucous nightlife. Once in Coogee, congratulate yourself with a drink at the Palace Hotel or a dip in the ocean because I guarantee you that you’ll be sweating a lot! 5. Manly Beach Ferry The Manly Beach ferry leaves from Circular Quay and takes about 30 minutes to get to…
How To Use Citi Bike in New York City
July 28, 2013 by 14 Comments
…bad. Getting Started To get a Citi Bike from a docking station you need to buy a pass. You can choose from a 24-hour pass for $9.95 plus tax (as I did on multiple occasions) or a 7-day pass for $25 plus tax. You can also get an annual membership for $95 plus tax; which actually increases your ride times to 45 minutes instead of 30. Buying a pass is pretty straight forward using the automated terminal at each docking station. It is however, fairly…
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba: What It’s Really Like
December 12, 2013 by 220 Comments
…to Guantanamo Bay and entered legally after a background check. I was not paid and I paid all my own expenses including flights, housing, rental car and food. All statements in this article are my words and I was not coerced in any way by anyone. These are my views based on what I saw, experienced and was told from multiple independent sources I came into contact with in Guantanamo Bay. This trip to Guantanamo Bay was not an easy thing to arrange…
How China is Taking Over the World
January 31, 2014 by 35 Comments
…ed out of high school making $300-$400, 000 a year mining. The Chinese are buying land, they are buying houses and they are drilling and exploring those lands. They pay hefty price tags so people sell. And why not? It’s hard to blame people for trying to make money even if you don’t like who are selling to. It’s called business. So soon, the Chinese will have more real estate than you can possibly imagine and I am talking everywhere there may be s…
