Unexpected and unique things to do in Phoenix, Arizona
From a session of barnyard yoga to flying trapezes and epic hikes, here are some of the quirkiest, most unexpected things to do around Phoenix, Arizona.
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Puerto Rico itinerary: Things to do in and around Old San Juan
San Juan, Puerto Rico is blessed with white sand beaches, a huge national forest on its doorstep, tropical weather and a historic town centre. Here’s how to make the most of your San Juan itinerary if you only have one day to explore.
5 reasons you need to stay at The Phoenician in Arizona
The Phoenician is part of the esteemed Luxury Collection, and highlights include a world-class golf course, beautifully designed rooms and fantastic dining.
This is what a $25,000 New York City hotel room looks like
The Lotte New York Palace Hotel is one of Manhattan’s largest luxury properties, and has $25,000 per night suites popular with celebrities and royalty.
Miami showdown: Staying in South Beach or Miami Beach
With everything from boutique hotels to glitzy skyscrapers, choosing a hotel in Miami Beach isn’t easy. Here’s a guide to staying in South Beach or Miami Beach.
A taste of Hollywood life in Los Angeles, California
I didn’t walk a red carpet or ride in a limo, but I did get a fleeting taste of the celebrity life a couple of times in Los Angeles. Here’s how.
The 9/11 Memorial Museum: A tribute to those lost on September 11
In the years since the tragedy of September 11, the site has transformed from an ugly pit of twisted metal to a gaping hole, then to a memorial which now pays tribute to the nearly 3,000 lives lost that day.
Taking in the statuesque redwood trees of Muir Woods
They’re considered a national treasure, a symbol of America’s great forests and the tallest living thing in the entire world. Those statuesque redwood trees are a sight to behold, and it’s no wonder people flock to Northern California in droves to take them in!
Eclectic San Francisco: A city of contrasts
It was still early in the morning, so the city was still clouded in puffy white fog, and you could see the white houses tucked into the hillside peeking out from underneath. Soon, we were greeted with a glimpse of the glittering blue waters that are famous in the Bay area, as we made our way past the Victorian-era townhouses and those classic cable cars.
Drinking your way through the Napa Valley vineyards
A trip to Napa Valley is simply iconic for those who enjoy a glass of wine (or 3!), especially if you like stunning landscapes, the quiet of the countryside and being, well, wined-and-dined.
