…January 24-27 I’m in the Bahamas January 28-31 I’m in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada January 31-February 2 I’m in Scottsdale, Arizona for the Phoenix Open golf tournament February 2-5 I’m in Las Vegas, Nevada for the Superbowl and UFC fights February 5-7 I’m in Los Angeles and Newport Beach, California February 7-16 I’m in Fiji February 13-14 I’m in Kiritimaki (Christmas Island), Kiribati; which is a remote Travelers Century Club destination I haven’…
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How to Choose an Airline Alliance
January 19, 2012 by 15 Comments
…kish, Air New Zealand, South African, Egypt Air, Air China, Thai, ANA, Air Canada and SAS. These airlines will make up the majority of the routes you will see when searching major destinations around the world. Advantages of Star Alliance -Most airline partners -Farthest reach of any alliance -Most airline lounges -Most choices to Africa -Most choices to Europe -Most choices to Asia -Most flights within the Pacific -The new United after the Contin…
What’s Next?
January 5, 2012 by 1 Comment
…e and Miquelon. This is of course, the small French possession in maritime Canada. This is the easiest to do from New York but since it’s off the coast of Labrador, I’d prefer to wait for warmer weather so it will get done in April or May. That only leaves the Juan Fernandez Islands. I am dying to do a Patagonia hiking trip with some of my friends and when I fly down to Santiago, I will catch a small plane for a few days to the main island in the…
On The Road Again!
October 14, 2010 by 7 Comments
…tware and I have been grounded in New York except for a quick road trip to Canada. Tuesday I leave for a massive around the world trip that will hit some of the most romantic places on Earth including; Iraq, Eritrea, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, Pakistan and several others. So put me back in your daily rundown as I will be posting again soon from the road. This trip will also include some stops in the Indian Ocean for the British Indian Ocean Territ…
Indian Wells Masters Tennis
March 21, 2010 by 4 Comments
…s summer to see the last leg of the US Masters Series events or even up to Canada for their Masters come July/August although it switches each year between Montreal and Toronto and I can’t remember which it is this year. We shall see. The best part about the trip was spending some time in the Palm Springs area which is fabulous. It was really perfect weather and seems like such a great place to live and vacation in. It is mainly known for retirees…
My Fall 2013 Travel Schedule
September 16, 2013 by 48 Comments
…vs. Chicago Bears game with my friends. October 11-14 – Toronto, Ontario, Canada for the wedding of my buddy Panos at the Trump Hotel Toronto; where I will also be staying. October 14-16 – New York City October 16–November 3 – Chile and the Falkland Islands. I will be making several stops in Chile including Santiago, Pucon, Temuco, Punta Arenas and Robinson Crusoe Island in the Juan Fernandez Archipelago. I will also be spending six days in the F…
Icebar Stockholm
May 14, 2009 by 1 Comment
…s far as I know there is only one other in the world and that’s in Quebec, Canada. Either way, I definitely recommend checking it out if you’re in Stockholm. It’s only a half hour of your time, it’s pretty cool and certainly unique and can be fun with friends. It’ll cost you 180 Swedish krona which is about $22 and it’ll get you admission for 40 minutes and a specialty drink included, plus the jacket with built in gloves. I also suggest wearing so…
5 Awesome Things To Do In Banff National Park
July 14, 2013 by 16 Comments
…The Fairmont Banff Springs Golf Course boasts one of the nicest courses in Canada. To be honest, it’s one of the most scenic courses I have ever played and have played golf in some amazing places like Maui, Lanai, Fiji and many others. Banff Springs is truly a captivating and challenging course where you can easily be both intimidated and distracted by the massive mountains surrounding the course. Mike and I would just sit in awe of some of the vi…
Lift the Travel Ban to Cuba
February 6, 2009 by 8 Comments
…dealing with bureaucracy of the US Government, you generally enter through Canada, Mexico, Bahamas, Caymans or Venezuela. This is not the most attractive option and at the same time you will be worried that you may be fined upon your return to the States. Again, it’s hard for me to fathom the my government does not allow for us to travel freely. The argument that we would be supporting a Totalitarian Regime seems ridiculous at this point. Cuba is…
