[Taken from Tango Diva] Fly Solo: The 50 Best Places on Earth for a Girl… Tango Diva’s first travel book by founder Teresa Rodriquez Williamson. “Fly Solo was the answer to my travel prayers! Not only was it informative and personal but it inspired me to travel to countries I never considered before.”—Cindy Rodriguez-WNBC Weekend […]
Archive for March, 2008
Thursday, March 13th, 2008
Mike tipped me off to an email he received from Orbitz. It looks like they have partnered with Carbonfund.org, a not-for-profit organization that offsets travelers CO2 emissions by supporting viable renewable energy development, re-forestation projects and other initiatives focused on turning back the clock on global climate change. On the site there was a cool […]
In a recent article in Forbes, “World’s Most Endangered Coastlines,” Rebecca Ruiz pointed out that according to the Travel Industry Association, beach tourism accounts for 9% of domestic trips in the U.S. and although The United Nations World Tourism Organization does not track coastal tourism spending, its research has shown that the world’s most popular destinations are […]
Bryce’s brother Kyle drove us from LA to San Diego and as we sailed down the Pacific Coast Highway, Phantom Planet resounding in the background, we snapped pictures of “places” from the OC even if they were just made up, and no I am not ashamed. We stayed in his new hometown, Pacific Beach which was […]
It isn’t news that the cupcake has become the new “it” baked good. But for our two-day stop in LA, Kerry (my friend from high school who graciously let us stay at her place) took us to Beverly Hills where we witnessed this trend first hand. After joining a line that spanned over three storefronts we entered […]
