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  • Falling for NYC

    As the leaves turn golden and the air carries a crisp breeze, there’s no better time to experience the enchantment of New York City. Let’s journey through the Big Apple, discovering its iconic landmarks and cultural hotspots against the backdrop of autumn. Where to stay: Marriott Marquis Hotel: The Marriott Marquis Hotel, a towering beacon…

  • What’s Up, Ottawa?

    Welcome to Ottawa, Canada’s vibrant capital city. Here, history, culture, and nature intertwine to create an enriching travel experience. Let’s explore this captivating city and discover its iconic landmarks, bustling markets, scenic trails, and food scene. Where to stay: Fairmont Chateau Laurier: Our first stop is a stay at the Fairmont Chateau Laurier, an architectural…

  • An Ode to the COMO

    We’re steering off the boulevard (pun intended) this time around and instead of highlighting a particular street in a fascinating destination, the recent experience at COMO Metropolitan Miami Beach warrants a dedicated post to the property. Sitting along coveted Miami Beach in the heart of the city’s Art Deco district, the COMO Metropolitan is everything…

  • Las Vegas Boulevard

    Las Vegas is dubbed the Entertainment Capital of the World. Now, the world is a big place so that proclamation brings with it great responsibility and expectation. But after several trips to the city, I understand and appreciate why Las Vegas has the right to that title. At first, I used to think that the…

  • Alexandria Bay

    The name ‘1000 Islands’ is literal. Composed of one thousand little islands (1,864 to be exact), the region cradles the border of Canada and the US. According to the Alexandria Bay Chamber of Commerce, legend has it that the Manitou spirit promised the natives that occupied the region centuries ago, a piece of paradise if…

  • Collins Avenue

    Think of all the sights, sounds and tastes found on Collins Avenue, Miami’s 21km artery running from South Point Beach to Sunny Isles Beach. Some of the most famous restaurants, galleries and Art Deco hotels preserved from the mid-twentieth century are on that street. Some of the most famous entertainers, mobsters and politicians have dined…

  • Sunny Isles Beach

    Twelve miles from Miami’s energetic South Beach is a place that I never knew existed: Sunny Isles Beach. Also known as Florida’s Riviera, Sunny Isles Beach sits on a two-mile-long stretch of sand embracing the Atlantic Ocean. In contrast to the vivacious scene found in South Beach, Sunny Isles is mellower. Think of it as…

  • China’s Marvels

    I couldn’t breathe when I reached the top of Mount Danxia in China’s Guangdong province. It was partly because of its majestic view and partly because I spent the last hour clambering up its steep steps – close to 1,000 according to our tour guide Kobe. The steps spiralled around and along Danxia’s great, red-rock…

  • Panama City Beach

    Yes. Twenty-seven miles of white, powdery, cocaine-like sandy beaches is what Panama City Beach (PCB) is known for. Twenty-seven miles of beaches colliding with the turquoise Gulf of Mexico water is what makes Panama City Beach the top contender. Located in northern Florida, just under the state of Georgia, PCB has won a ‘best beach…

  • Jefferson Parish

    Lance, the tour guide at Airboat Adventures in Lafitte, LA, was so mesmerizing and maybe a little crazy. The only reason I’m calling him crazy is because he put pieces of chicken into his shorts’ pocket, plunged into the murky bayou waters, calmly swam toward an alligator, prompted him to open his jaws and placed…