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August 11th, 2011
Sale Alert! Winter Storm Warning: Burton Snowboards NYC Winter Launch This Saturday!
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May 28th, 2011
South Beach Style: The Sanctuary
South Beach means many different things to many different people. To out-of-towners, South Beach is a melting pot and fashion mecca, home to celebrities like Madonna and Sly Stallone and destination spot for the rich and famous. For those guests – SoBe carries an aura of the exotic – appealing, attractive, and a place to [...]
May 25th, 2011
Memorial Day Packing Tips, Courtesy of Yahoo! Shine
If your schedule has been anything like mine the past few months, you’re likely packing your bags for the long weekend without technology (I personally plan on putting away the laptop, PDAs, cell phone, and all other communication devices so that I can take in some legitimate R&R). And, if you’re anything like me, you’ll [...]
May 2nd, 2011
Carlton Hotel NYC Offers Pampering Packages For The Ladies This Summer
Travel to NYC can be pricey, but for those who want to soak in the Big Apple, worth every penny. However, New York travelers need to shop smart – hotel rooms can easily pop into the $300+ per night range and still be roach motels (in New York, you’re paying for the address, not necessarily [...]
April 15th, 2011
As Temperatures Heat Up, So Does Sea Turtle Nesting Season
Looking for an eco-vacation this summer? Jekyll Island’s PR team is sharing details about their upcoming turtle nesting season for those travelers looking for a natural excursion, free from the long lines and tourist traps of many destinations: Did you know that mid-May through August is “nesting season” for these amazing creatures? People come from [...]
January 23rd, 2011
Solera at La Concha, Condado, San Juan
Chic and sophisticated are the first two words that come to mind when walking into La Concha Resort in Condado, San Juan, where my friends, husband and I were stopping for some tapas before hitting the town and checking out San Juan’s nightlife. My friend, E, and I have very similar taste in restaurants/bars, so [...]
January 22nd, 2011
San Juan and Condado – Day One in Puerto Rico
Even coming from FL, the climate in Puerto Rico is something that any new arrival notices upon exiting the airport. As the automatic doors opened, it was an experience like being sucked into a sauna, and the sun immediately begins to tingle on the skin, reminding you to slather on the sunscreen or face a [...]
January 21st, 2011
Puerto Rico – Gateway To The Caribbean
I’ve spent quite a fair amount of time island-hopping in the Caribbean: Bahamas, Cayman Islands, Jamaica, Mexico, and more, so it’s ironic that in 30 years, I haven’t taken the opportunity to visit Puerto Rico. Even more ironic? My mother spent the better part of her childhood on the island (as a Cuban refugee, she [...]
June 19th, 2010
Thanks, Spirit Air, for Giving Bahamas Air My Wedding Money
To all brides who are assisting out of town guests with wedding planning – or planning a destination wedding of their own – let my experience serve as a lesson to each of you. While planning my wedding, I encouraged my guests to book their tickets to the Bahamas through Spirit Air, which had fares [...]
June 1st, 2010
Coco Grove Goombay Festival
Perhaps I’ve got Bahamas on the Brain, given my upcoming nuptials and crazy FOUR trips to the islands this year, but this festival, which just crossed my radar, sounds like a really cool event for Floridians and tourists who’ll be in Coco Grove this weekend! From their website: In the early 1800′s, the first black [...]
