Take an Airport Break at Airport Lounges

This site uses affiliate links and may receive a commission if you make a purchase via the link. This comes at no cost to our readers. If you’re looking for some tranquility and comfort in the midst of a hectic airport experience, look no further than the modern-day oasis of airport lounges. From providing spacious […]
On the (Summer) Slopes: Mammoth Mountain

Mammoth Mountain Ski Resort is the premier winter wonderland for skiers, snowboarders, and thrill-seekers alike. Located in the heart of California’s Eastern Sierra Mountains, Mammoth Mountain boasts more than 3,500 acres of ski terrain across 11 distinct peaks and 3,100 feet of vertical drop. With an average snowfall accumulation of 400 inches per season and […]
Explore the Passionate World of Flamenco at Authentic Flamenco

Get ready to immerse yourself in one of Spain’s most captivating art forms as Authentic Flamenco takes center stage across 30 cities worldwide, including Los Angeles, this summer. Produced by Teatro Real—The Royal Opera of Madrid and presented by Fever, one of the leading performing arts institutions in Europe, and presented by Fever, the global […]
Exploring San Francisco With Big Bus Tours

Exploring a new city can be fun but often daunting (especially if you’re exploring alone). One of my favorite ways to check out a new city is with a simple (and typically inexpensive) hop-on-hop-off bus tour. These tours frequently go past many of the tourist attractions and allow first-time visitors a great way to figure […]
Visiting San Francisco’s Staypineapple Hotel in Union Square

San Francisco hotels vary from slightly scary to incredibly plush. You’ll want to plan your accommodations based on the length of your stay, what you’ll need in-room and how much time you actually plan to spend in your hotel room. I was invited by Staypineapple, An Elegant Hotel, Union Square, San Francisco, for a hosted […]
Experience Dinosaurs Up Close at Dinos Alive

With the summer release of the new “Jurassic World” film, dinosaurs and their existence are once again at the forefront of curiosity. The new Dinos Alive exhibit from Fever and Exhibition Hub is the perfect immersive exploration of dinosaurs and is currently on view in Los Angeles and Seattle. The exhibit will soon be coming […]
Ghirardelli Unveils Redesigned Space in San Francisco

Ghirardelli is a name that’s synonymous with San Francisco but also known around the world for its delectable chocolates. Ghirardelli Square is a chocolate lover’s paradise, and now, the Chocolate Experience Store is back with a new design and some new experiences for guests. The reimagined space pays homage to the company’s 170-year history and was designed […]
The Star Wars Fan’s Travel Guide

While some of us would love to travel to that galaxy far, far away, it’s definitely not a realistic option. All nine of the Star Wars films were clearly shot here on Earth and we’ve rounded up some of the best travel destinations in America that resemble some of those far-off planets- no need to […]
Five Fun Eats in the San Francisco Ferry Building

The famous Ferry Building and clock tower is one of the most recognizable pieces of architecture in a city known for its design. Originally a transportation hub during the Gold Rush, the space has been restored and repurposed as both a ferry terminal and a food market (come on the right day and you can […]
Eight Beautiful Mountain Destinations in America

Escape the everyday and answer the call of the wild! America’s majestic mountains beckon with promises of crisp, clean air, breathtaking panoramic vistas, and adventures that refresh the soul. Whether you dream of exhilarating hikes through ancient forests, serene moments by a crystal-clear alpine lake, or the cozy charm of a mountain town, the United […]
Women’s History Month in Wine Country

With over two decades of experience in the wine industry, Remi Cohen knows more than a thing or two about wine. The former Vice President of Merryvale and COO of Cliff Lede Vineyards, she took over as CEO of Domaine Carneros in 2020—continuing the work of former CEO Eileen Crane and continuing the tradition of […]
America’s Most Festive Holiday Destinations

The holiday season is upon us, and there are so many incredibly festive destinations, it can be hard to pick just one. The Best Holiday Destinations in the U.S. No matter what part of the country you live in or what type of holiday vibe you’re searching for, there’s a perfect destination not too far […]
Broadway Road Trip Series: Mendocino with Marja Harmon

Marja Harmon has been on stage all her life, performing professionally in the all-African American cast of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof on Broadway and then in the hilarious “Book of Mormon.” She has taken her talents on the road to audiences around the US in lead roles in The Lion King (Nala) and Aida. She’s […]
Take Recreation to New Heights at San Francisco’s Pinnacles National Park

San Francisco was one of the first areas to go into lockdown as the novel coronavirus pandemic hit American shores. Weeks indoors have left locals hungry for a breath of fresh air. Now, more than ever, it’s important to spend time outdoors for both our physical and mental health. Fortunately for San Franciscans, Pinnacles National […]
Taste the Legacy: San Francisco Restaurants With a Storied Past

Amid the new restaurants and celebrity chefs who tend to take center stage in San Francisco, there are some standout restaurants celebrated for their long history and traditions. For decades these quiet gems have provided their guests with unique ambiance, excellent service and distinctly San Franciscan meals that we are thrilled to share with you. […]
Take the Cable Car to These California Restaurants

Although San Francisco’s iconic cable cars are listed on the National Register of Historic Places, these moving landmarks are very much a part of the city’s modern transportation system. Invented more than 150 years ago as a solution for navigating the city’s steep signature hills, it’s easy to hop on and save yourself a hike. […]
Listen Up: 9 Podcasts for Travel Bugs

Podcasts are a great way to stay informed and get inspired, which is exactly what we need as avid travelers. Relax and unwind as you listen to, and engage with, other travel enthusiasts across the globe. You never know what ideas may come from indulging in great travel conversations. Whether you’re at work, in the car, […]
What Happens to Used Hotel Soap?

It’s just a little bar of soap sitting on the hotel bathroom counter. If opened it might be used a couple of times but it’s more than likely going to outlast a single hotel stay. It won’t be reused by the next hotel guest, so where does it go? In some cases the answer is […]
Ten Great Ways to See America From the Water

With rivers on the rise as a popular multi-day cruise offering, it seems Americans love to hit the water for tours and sightseeing. Even if you don’t have time for a lengthy journey down one of the country’s storied rivers, on-the-water cruises come in all shapes and sizes, from fast jetboats that spin the harbor to […]
San Francisco According to Comedian Margaret Cho

Margaret Cho, known for her politically and socially charged stand-up comedy, was born and grew up in San Francisco. She’s currently traveling the country with her new one-woman show Psycho. What was it like growing up in San Francisco? It was an exciting place. When I was a kid, a lot of my friends and […]
13 Tips for Getting the Most Miles out of Your Rewards Card

We sat down with airline rewards program experts to dig deep and find the tricks of the trade concerning airline rewards credit cards. Because everyone loves a free flight and great in-flight perks, right? You can use these tips from the pros to help you understand airline logic a little better as you start accruing […]