Machu Picchu Closed To Tourists
February 24, 2010 by Susan · Leave a Comment
In recent weeks there are been major damage to the roads, railbeds and trails leading to Machu Picchu in Peru. Heavy rains have caused mudslides and erosion to roads betweeen Cusco and Agus Calientes. You may remember recent stories of 2,000 tourists being stranded at Machu Picchu after mudslides closed access roads. After days of being stranded, tourists from around the world were airlifted out by helicopter. Luckily the archeological site itself has not suffered damage. For those who are hoping to visit this fascinating site this year, it will be wise to put your trip off until May and follow news of reopening closely.
Cruise Aboard The Restored Luxury Yacht, Grace
January 26, 2009 by Susan · Leave a Comment
Just the word “Grace” conjures elegance, distinction and beauty as exemplified by Grace Kelly, Princess of Monaco. Today you can relive some of the royal majesty of those by-gone days aboard the newly restored 145-foot motor yacht Grace. Originally gifted to Prince Rainier and Grace Kelly as a wedding gift by billionaire Aristotle Onassis, the storied vessel hosted the Prince and Princess on their extended honeymoon journey in 1956, and later served as a hospital ship in World War II. Although the vessel has had many owners and names, it has never looked more regal and sleek as it does today. Read more
6 Reasons Everyone is Heading to Buenos Aires
January 22, 2008 by Susan · Leave a Comment
1) The city sizzles! It’s a fun, sophisticated city,
often called the Paris of South America
2) Prices are low, Low, LOW – The US dollar is still king
3) Temperatures are hot, Hot, HOT – 80′s all winter!
4) Shopping is divine – supple leathers being the greatest bargain
5) Dining is superb – famous Argentinian Beef at incredible prices
6) Nightlife explodes to a Tango beat. Read more





