Feature image courtesy Michael J. Reiss It is clear that our thirst for travel seems unquenchable. However,when we first venture out post COVID – 19 isolation, there are some predictable first steps we’ll be taking.Here are six to consider: Think locally. You will most likely want to go somewhere nearby. Depending on where you live […]
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Just when you thought things couldn’t get any more dynamic in downtown Napa, up pops new programs at the recently opened Copia center. This spectacular venue–with its own vegetable and herb gardens, glorious vistas, state of the art kitchens, demonstration theaters, exhibit spaces, restaurant, retail shop and an outdoor amphitheater is ready to indulge your
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If you’re California dreamin’, you’ve probably got Newport Beach in mind. Beachgoers love the range of activities–including swimming, surfing, bodyboarding, fishing, beach walking and yacht ogling–just to name some of the most popular pastimes. Newport Harbor, the largest recreational boat harbor on the West Coast offers all manner of world-class boating pursuits, including the most
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Most tourists experience Alaska on a cruise ship. However wonderful this cruise experience may be, the real Alaska awaits discovery, exploration and adventure and is ready-to-wow even the most seasoned travelers. Photo by Michael Reiss We started our post-cruise adventure with Dave from Four Seasons Transportation. This longtime Alaska resident is full of pride for his
There’s a new, trendy district in Miami that only those in the know might reveal. It’s named “Midtown,” and the Hyde Midtown Miami luxury property, part of the sbe group, is right in the middle of all the action. Photo Credit: Hyde Midtown Miami Photo by Michael Reiss This boutique hotel has 60 studio and suite
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