Archive for April, 2012

• Tips for Finding Great Food on Vacation

  Posted on: April 25th, 2012 | Amy Wiltbank No Comments

  

  Whether you are a foodie or you want whole new experiences when you travel, you cannot ignore the food! The food that a city or country serves is part of its spirit, and when you are on holiday, the last thing that you want to do is to eat as though you were at home. Whether you love trying interesting things served by street vendors or you are after the most interesting haute cuisine a city has to offer, use these tips to make sure that your stomach remembers your holiday as well as your head does. (more…)

• Five High Rolling Luxury Hotels in Las Vegas

  Posted on: April 13th, 2012 | steph No Comments

  Dreaming of winning big in Las Vegas so you can indulge yourself in a luxurious penthouse, feast on elegant meals and enjoy top attractions? Deciding whether you prefer the hedonistic charms of classic icons like Caesars Palace or the technological achievements of the Bellagio’s dancing fountains can be an interesting challenge.

  With an abundance of five star hotels and resorts in Las Vegas to choose from, we thought you’d appreciate some help narrowing down the choices. So, the tireless researchers at O.P.L. have compiled this list of the top five luxury hotels where you can expect the red carpet treatment and perks that flow like a champagne fountain. (more…)

• 3 Unique Romantic Honeymoon Destinations

  Posted on: April 13th, 2012 | steph No Comments

  If you’re getting married soon, do you want to start your marriage off in a unique way or do you want to simply follow the status-quo? Your honeymoon is a vacation that you will remember for the rest of your life. Doesn’t it make sense to make it as unique as you are? Rather than flying off to traditional destinations, why not spend your first holiday as a married couple in an out of the ordinary way?

  Here are three unique, romantic honeymoon destinations that are sure to light a fire in your new marriage: (more…)

• An American Tradition: The Road Trip

  Posted on: April 10th, 2012 | steph No Comments

  As soon as the interstate highway system was completed, the American road trip was born. Whether your idea of a great road trip is driving cross-country on Route 66 or enjoying the views from Pacific Coast Highway, there is nothing quite like packing the car and heading out for an adventure. Road trips have been rites of passage for graduates, honeymooners, and spiritual seekers for generations. Although it can be liberating to jump in the car and hit the road on a whim, there are a few practical considerations that can help you make the most of your road trip. (more…)

• Saving Money on Spontaneous Trips

  Posted on: April 10th, 2012 | steph No Comments

  Enjoy adventure on a budget by getting up and going when and where you want. It isn’t necessary to make advance reservations to enjoy savings on travel. The trend toward “staycations” takes advantage of opportunities to explore getaways close to home to reduce the expense of taking a vacation. Asking for discounts is a direct and often easy way to cut costs. Easiest of all, packing a bag and getting in the car opens up the adventure of a road trip whenever you want to get away. (more…)

• Road Trip Time! 3 Getaways to Get Spring Started

  Posted on: April 10th, 2012 | steph No Comments

  Spring has finally sprung! It’s time to shed the quilt, jump in the car and find a cure for cabin fever. What could be a better cure than heading out on the open road, exploring parts of the country that you’ve not seen before? With the windows down, the wind blowing through your hair and the music turned up, you’ll soon find yourself emerging from your winter cocoon with a new outlook on life!

  If you’re aching to get out on the road, but not quite sure which direction to take, here are three great road trips to consider: (more…)