…id than done. There will be some weeks where I have to refill my MTA card, buy groceries, and pay rent all around the same time and my $150 budget cap flies out the window. But besides those hectic weeks where it seems like my entire life is being billed all at once, I’ve found a $150 per week budget cap is very manageable. Tip: Fill your MTA card by time, not by ride, as shelling out $120 upfront for a month of transportation may seem painful, bu…
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Essential Guide to El Nido, Philippines
March 6, 2015 by 28 Comments
…king pictures of and bumping kayaks with hundreds of other tourists. Be prepared and patient. If you don’t want other people, you can charter a boat for like $300 for the day and go as you please after the tours leave. Emerald water during Tour A The highlights of Tour A were the Big Lagoon, Little Lagoon and Seven Commando Beach without question. The photos I have from these places are unreal and they’re even better to experience in person. It sh…
Euro 2016 Road Trip in France
June 17, 2016 by 8 Comments
…kinds to try and share. Dinner was very good and after stopping in a candy shop to buy an absurd amount of candy including some sour strawberries for me, we headed out to Toulouse. Toulouse is a city that I likely never would have visited if it weren’t for our Euro 2016 road trip but I’m certainly glad we did! We stayed at one of those apartment hotels that business travelers use and it was actually excellent and well priced given the enormity of…
The Postojna Caves and AzAmazing Evening in Koper, Slovenia
June 7, 2017 by 4 Comments
…ra that was quite well known in Europe. They even played at the Disneyland Paris 20th Anniversary. Local Slovenians provided tremendous food and wine to accompany the show and a great time was had by all. I have to say Azamara did an amazing job planning this and I know it took some 2 years of negotiations to get it done. Well-done guys! As I mentioned, I really enjoyed the AzAmazing Evening in Koper but I really enjoyed the town and surrounding…
Guam: Where America Starts its Day
May 22, 2010 by 8 Comments
…soy sauce mixed with chilies. It’s awesome and I was just happy it wasn’t SPAM. Guam apparently has a national obsession with SPAM and Tabasco sauce. While I never travel without Tabasco sauce and could put it on anything, I despise SPAM so anything else was good in my book. By the way they have Tabasco flavored SPAM here! One other fun thing was there was a 13 year old Filipino kid who was there with his family and he started shooting baskets. He…
Somewhere in the World-East Timor
July 9, 2008 by 3 Comments
…ll Bintang and Tiger beer and the best part is that it’s a hotel and car repair shop in one. So if you’re up for a good nights sleep and a new lugnut-you’re in luck! In truth though, it’s pretty good and the pickins here are slim-believe me. As you fly into Timor-Leste you can’t help but notice how gorgeous the island is and the obvious reefs right off the coast which is where I spent the past few hours snorkeling along the coast just outside of D…
Xian and the Terra Cotta Warriors
July 15, 2008 by 4 Comments
…cally, it’s just a city set up to hassel you with requests to look at this shop and that one and the worst part is they grab you-I was pretty happy to be out of there. After spending most of the first half of the day getting to and from the site of the Terra Cotta Warriors, which is about 70km from Xian, I did a tour of Xian itself. I have to say that aside from the traffic and massive pollution issues, the city was surprisingly very pleasant and…
Yap Yap Yap
May 26, 2010 by 8 Comments
…e a pain. However, yap is universally regarded as the best one to visit and I highly recommend checking it out…you know, if you happen to be in this part of the world! I leave for Palau tonight for four days, stay tuned……
Europe Road Trip Day 4: Lyon, Avignon & Aix-En-Provence
September 7, 2012 by 12 Comments
…have ever seen. It is often referred to as the ‘City of Popes’ because the Papacy essentially relocated there from 1309 to 1423 during the Catholic Schism. It has the best-preserved ramparts of anywhere I’ve seen in Europe and the Palais des Papes is one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen. The Palais des Papes is the world’s largest gothic palace. That said, it is tough to describe how cool this place is. Massive cannot begin to describe the cav…
It’s Your Vacation, Make a Plan and Take It!
June 1, 2018 by 3 Comments
…eck out this video of myself and Bank of America Preferred Rewards executive Kevin Condon doing a live video Q&A on my Facebook Page last week. *Omnibus Methodology: Bank of America survey data is based on an online survey of 2,500 panelists administered in April 2018. Panelists are from a sample of US adults matched to the US Census population in terms of age, gender, household income and region….
