Boston is an ideal destination for history buffs, outdoor enthusiasts, foodies and anyone who likes to do things their own way. The city has over 150,000 students in institutions of higher learning and is home to the first university in the United States – Harvard. Among the many firsts in America, there are five major things that made their inceptions ... [Read more]
Buenos Aires, Argentina has plenty of exceptional hotels, cool shopping, great entertainment and amazing food. This is South America’s second largest city and is known as The Paris of the South. Rich in European architecture and heritage, Buenos Aires is only a 11 hour 3 minute flight from New York City. There is so much to see and do in this ... [Read more]
Just because you became parents doesn’t mean you have to give up traveling or cruising. In fact we have done it recently and would like to give you 7 tips for cruising with children under two that will help you travel and cruise with ease and confidence. One: Potty trained or not here I come If you have been on a cruise you know swimming pools, ... [Read more]
When you are on winter road trips, detailed planning matters. And if you need to drive to and from one of the snowiest cities in the United States you’ll definitely want to work out a detailed winter driving safety plan. Driving through hard-packed snow, winter storms and roads covered with ice and slush require a different skill set compared to ... [Read more]
Reykjavik, the largest and capital city of Iceland is relatively small compared to the mega cities of Europe. It still maintains a small town feel with city amenities and conveniences. There are nine airlines that fly into Keflavik International Airport. Keflavik is a 46-minute drive to downtown Reykjavik. Whether you are traveling alone or with ... [Read more]
