Top Five Luxury Destinations for 2018
A new year means new adventures. If your resolution was to travel more, consider discovering a destination you might’ve once looked over. It’s time to revisit your bucket list and revise your plans because we’ve got the top five luxury destinations you need to explore in 2018. Japan With the 2020 Olympics in sight, Japan […]
Old World Irish Charm at Adare Manor
Completed in 1860, Ireland’s most historically renowned five-star resort hotel overlooks 840 acres which includes the tranquil River Maigue, stretches of finely trimmed grass and ornate shrubbery. Surrounded by medieval ruins, walled gardens and winding woodland paths, the Adare Manor was designed as a ‘Calendar House’ to feature 52 chimneys, exactly 365 leaded glass windows […]
Destination: Bimini
Destination: Bimini I’ve never been a fan of the Bahamas. Previous trips to mega-resorts like Atlantis never appealed to the adventurer in me. As I recall, I was a teenager and the sight of lit up towers and massive crowds outside my window felt more like the Vegas Strip than a relaxing, tropical paradise. I […]
Sun & Sand at Sonesta Ocean Point
A summer getaway in St. Martin (or Sint Maarten if you’re staying on the Dutch side) can drum up images of true island paradise. Sprawling hills coupled with the azure waters of over 30 different beaches—it’s hard to be disappointed no matter where you decide to stay. But for those of you looking for the […]
Enchanting Towers: Discover the World’s Most Stunning Castles
Throughout the Middle Ages (and beyond), there was no better display of wealth and power than building a castle. Whether it was intended for relaxation and inspiration or intimidation and protection, the castle has always been an incredible and imposing sight. But much has changed throughout the centuries; those dimly lit, daunting Gothic fortresses have […]
Going Solo: The Benefits of Traveling Alone
A little over a decade ago, a novelist named Elizabeth Gilbert set out on a one-woman journey towards self-discovery that took her through Italy, India and Indonesia. Her resulting memoir became one of the most popular beach reads of 2006, and Gilbert’s solo quest around the globe was described as emancipatory and inspirational. The world […]
