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Social Media for Travelers: Making Overblog Your Social Media Hub

Social Media for Travelers: Making Overblog Your Social Media Hub

The great irony of travel blogging is that it’s hardest to blog when you’re actually traveling. Of course, that’s when you want to blog the most because you have the most to share with your readers. But it can be difficult to find the time to sit down and write a post, not to mention […]

Marco Island Marriott Beach Resort: All In a Day’s Vacation

Marco Island Marriott Beach Resort: All In a Day’s Vacation

When you have a toddler, the rhythms of time completely change. Often on a Tuesday evening, I think that it must already be Thursday. Other times, an entire morning disappears as I’m trying to get a two-year-old dressed and out of the house. An hour by myself spent completely relaxing feels absolutely luxurious. A full […]

Horse-Drawn Carriages in Seville

Horse-Drawn Carriages in Seville

There was something magical about the horse-drawn carriages of Seville, Spain. Sure, they’re just about the only thing more touristy than taking a gondola ride in Venice. And to be honest, I wasn’t even tempted by horse and buggies in Seville — probably because we had a very active 11-month-old with us when we were there […]

The Alcazar of Seville: Lingering Among the Fountains and Tiles

The Alcazar of Seville: Lingering Among the Fountains and Tiles

The Alcazar of Seville is the kind of place where you want to linger… In fact, even the Spanish royal family wants to linger there and stays there occasionally as its one of their official residences, and it’s the oldest royal palace still in use in Europe. We lingered so long that the weather had […]

Skansen: Sod Roof Houses, Bears and Great Views of Stockholm

Skansen: Sod Roof Houses, Bears and Great Views of Stockholm

My favorite thing about Skansen, Stockholm’s famous open-air museum, are the sod roof houses. Until the late 19th century, grass and flowers growing out of roof tops all over Scandinavia were a common sight, but not anymore. These houses seemed like something out of fairy tale and were a definite highlight in sprawling Skansen. We […]

No Photos Please: Welcome to Christiania, Copenhagen’s Freetown

No Photos Please: Welcome to Christiania, Copenhagen’s Freetown

If you really want to feel like a yuppie, walk through Christiania in Copenhagen while pushing a stroller with one hand while clutching your cappuccino from Baresso in the other. In Christiania, the division seems to be not so much tourist vs. resident but rather yuppie vs. hippie. Oh, there were plenty of us coffee-carriers […]

Five Top-Rated Relaxing Caribbean Resorts

Five Top-Rated Relaxing Caribbean Resorts

The Caribbean has so many wonderful resorts, and I was very pleased to see that this guest post listed one of my all-time favorites: The Reefs in Bermuda! I’ve dined at The Ritz-Carlton in Grand Cayman, and that is a very special place too. As for Eden Rock on St. Bart’s, well, a girl can […]

When Is the Best Time to Go to Miami? Design Miami

When Is the Best Time to Go to Miami? Design Miami

When is the best time to go to Miami? The answer is simple but sounds a little confusing: Design Miami/Basel and Art Basel Miami Beach. In other words, the best time to go to Miami is the second weekend in December when North America’s most prestigious art and design shows take place. Designers, artists, curators, […]

#MidnightMoment in Times Square with Tracey Emin’s Neon Hearts

#MidnightMoment in Times Square with Tracey Emin’s Neon Hearts

On Friday, February 1, I found myself at Times Square as the clock inched toward midnight, excitedly waiting for something big to happen: a #MidnightMoment. Was I one month and one day late in celebrating the New Year? Nope! I was there for the debut of Tracey Emin’s first public-art project in the US. For […]

Scenes from New York Times Travel Show 2013

Scenes from New York Times Travel Show 2013

The New York Times Travel Show, an annual consumer and trade show at the Javits Center in New York City, has become a must-attend event for travel media, tourism organizations, tour operators and travel enthusiasts. And indeed, they were all there this weekend, along with a samurai (Japan) and a sloth (SeaWorld) and about one […]

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