Make a Point for Champagne Sabrage
Celebrating? Or drowning your sorrows? Napoleon made no distinction between the two occasions when it came to champagne. “In victory… Read more »
Golf
Vacation Like the Pros at Harbour Town
Have you ever felt like you needed a vacation after your vacation? Believe it or not, PGA Tour golfers do… Read more »
Chill Out at Quebec Ice Hotel
Don’t bother complaining to the front desk if your room is cold at Hotel de Glace – it is supposed… Read more »
Have a Traditional St. Patrick’s Day in Ireland
We were decades apart in age, but our elbows, both bent, were inches apart on the bar at the Dingle… Read more »
RELIGIOUS TOURISM AND FAITH-BASED VACATIONS SURGE WORLDWIDE
“Religious Tourism” is a considerable niche in the travel world. The Lenten season, upon us now, preceding Easter and Passover,… Read more »
FIREKEEPERS IRON SOUS CHEF CULINARY COMPETITION WOWS JUDGES
Firekeepers Casino and Hotel, in Battle Creek, staged the finale of its’ month-long “Iron Sous Chef Competition” by having finalists… Read more »
Quebec City is a Slice of Europe In North America
A viable Valentine’s Day relies on romantic notions. There is no denying the French have mastered the mood – from… Read more »
Beaumont Hotel Wins Hotel of the Year
The Beaumont Hotel, in the Mayfair area of London east of Hyde Park, is the recipient of my eighth annual… Read more »
Traditional Food Options Stand Tall
We were in, I believe, the seventh course of a vogue, 12-course dining experience at Chicago’s acclaimed culinary carnival “Next,”… Read more »
Return to a Home Away From Home
“Auld Lang Syne” is the most popular song on New Year’s Eve, but another Scottish traditional tune, “Will Ye No… Read more »
