Before you head out the door and get on a plane for your vacation in Europe, Asia, Africa, South America or the South Pacific, let’s look at some insider tips on how to prepare for international travel. Some of these tips may seem obvious. In fact too obvious that we may even overlook these tips, ending up regretting or suffering from the lack of ... [Read more]
St. Maarten is one of the most popular ports of call in the Caribbean. No other destination has become more synonymous to cruising than St. Maarten. This little island consists of two countries, The French St. Martin and The Dutch St. Maarten. This 37-square mile island is only 1,219 miles from Miami, which is almost the same distance from New York ... [Read more]
Without a doubt, Cuba is one of the hottest places to visit in 2015. Cuba made it to several “places to visit” lists for 2016 as well. Where would you go if money were no object? Could it be paddle boarding in the quiet waters of Barbados or sipping caipirinhas in the still waters of Paraty, Brazil? Here is Travelmath’s list of top 10 places to ... [Read more]
From London and Manchester to York and Edinburgh, you’ll find many ways to get from one destination to another. Great Britain is a perfect country for road trips, that is if you don’t mind driving on the ‘wrong side’ of the road - on the left. For those who prefer letting others do the driving, there are always trains to ride and the buses to ... [Read more]
In New York City, you can still visit a fair selection of bookstores, besides Barnes and Nobles. These five independent bookstores in New York City offer rare, out-of-print, new, children’s and foreign books that cover all subjects. 1. Argosy Books This family-owned bookstore is a New York City treasure. In an age where many independent bookstores ... [Read more]
