Santa Fe Celebrates 400 Years With A Gala Food Festival
August 23, 2010 by Guest Contributor · Leave a Comment
Hidden throughout the United States are cities that many consider timeless. These cities are home to hand-built cobblestone streets, churches that display the craftsmanship of artisans long passed, and markets and businesses that have withstood the test of time. One of North America’s oldest cities, founded in 1610, is hosting its 20th annual culinary tribute to wine and chile. In the heart of America’s oldest capital, the Santa Fe Wine & Chile Fiesta partners with several hotels, restaurants and vineyards to celebrate its two-decade love of this uniquely Southwestern pairing.
Containing one of the three largest art markets in the country, Santa Fe has all the markings of a cultural and culinary destination with various museums, grandiose churches and festivals scheduled throughout the year. The fiesta is a week-long celebration of food, wine and the tastes of the southwest. Throughout the festival, participants will visit various hotels and restaurants where chefs will present them with lavish meals and hand-picked wines to pair. This year marks the 20th annual festival and the celebration will last from September 22nd through 26th. More than 200 restaurants located in Santa Fe, the Eldorado Hotel & Spa and its own recently renovated The Old House restaurant will play host to several Wine and Chile Fiesta events. Read more
We Have Secrets To Share – A Trip Report
August 9, 2010 by Susan · 2 Comments
Jamaica has a new all-inclusive luxury resort that’s just opened in Montego Bay promising “Unlimited-Luxury” for their guests. Secrets Wild Orchid and Secrets St. James sit side by side on a lovely stretch of beach just a short journey from the airport. It’s time to let the Secrets out – these are beautiful properties!
Trains, Planes & Automobiles All From One Search Engine
August 2, 2010 by Susan · Leave a Comment
Momondo, Europe’s fastest growing travel booking site, should be on your short list of websites to use when making travel arrangements no matter what country you live in. In recent flight pricing standoffs, Momondo took top spot for consistently delivering the lowest fares. Not only do they search for the least expensive flights using twice the number of sources as other meta search sites, their search results automatically compare the cost of a flight versus the cost of taking the train. Momondo is the only travel booking engine that includes train schedules and pricing in the search results, making it easy to compare travel options for cost, convenience, timeliness and ecological impact.
For folks traveling within Europe where train travel is often more convenient than flying, this search service is groundbreaking. In the Northeast corridor of the USA, where Amtrak’s high-speed Acela trains are prevalent, travelers can now search both airline and train options with one query. Read more
America’s Most Polluted Beaches – Is Yours On The List?
July 28, 2010 by Susan · Leave a Comment
Dunn’s River Falls Jamaica – The Most Fun You Can Have On Two Feet
July 23, 2010 by Susan · 4 Comments
Hotel du Louvre – An Iconic & Affordable Paris Opera Hotel
July 18, 2010 by Susan · Leave a Comment
Famous Sinners and Saints Come Alive In Paris
July 14, 2010 by Linda · Leave a Comment
You May Have Hated Leona, But You’ll Love Her Restaurant!
July 9, 2010 by Linda · Leave a Comment
Hotel Beauchamps – A Real Charmer in The Heart of Paris
July 5, 2010 by Linda · Leave a Comment
Meeting The Friendly French – We Kid You Not!
June 29, 2010 by Susan · Leave a Comment





