Solo Cruising: A Refreshing Alternative to Singles Cruising
Solo cruising is a good alternative to the singles cruise. More and more cruisers are opting to travel solo and the industry is responding.
Should you take a villa vacation?
Whether it’s at the city or beach, a villa vacation has many appeals over conventional hotels and resorts.
London Layover: An Oasis of Serenity at Sofitel London Heathrow
For travelers facing early morning departures, late evening arrivals, or long layovers, the Sofitel London Heathrow, located right at the airport, is the perfect place to relax and de-stress. Rooms can be booked for overnight stays or for day stays between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Alternatively, weary travelers can while away a few hours…
Chef’s Tables: On Cruise Ships, Dining is Theater and Chefs are the Stars
As long buffet lines give way to more individualized dining experiences in smaller, specialty restaurants on ships, a growing number of cruise lines are adding chef’s tables as one more appetizing option. The term “chef’s table” suggests exclusivity — the ingredients, menu, setting, and intimacy of small group dining — as well as the expectation of doting attention from the chef and servers.
All-Inclusives are coming of age
With the increase in numbers, all-inclusives are seeking to distinguish themselves from each other by offering unique and memorable experiences.
Cruising Size Matters: Finding the Perfect Fit
Cruise size matters but everyone can find the perfect fit. This article points out some of the pros and cons of ships of varying sizes.
Airline fare classes: Everything you need to know
Even before they board their flights, people are acutely aware of the haves and have-nots of air travel. On a recent long-haul domestic airline flight (after waiting for platinum, silver, gold, and bronze to board), I sat down in my assigned middle seat in a row directly behind first class. My view was neither window…