How Botswana Wildlife Conservation Helps Fight Poaching
Fueled largely by habitat loss and poaching, the rapid decline of wildlife in Africa has been making headlines for years…
The Best Neighborhoods for Your Visit
Posted: 2/24/2023 | February 24th, 2023 Located on a high Andean plateau at 2,640 meters (8,660 feet) above sea level,…
Savvy Savings Tips for Your Next Vacation
Everyone needs a break now and then. The sooner you plan your vacation, the more likely you will have a…
Best Family-Friendly Hotels Around the World
10 Family-Friendly Retreats You’ll Actually Enjoy Palazzo Scanderbeg | Rome, Italy Combining art, history, architecture, food and culture, Rome makes…
Celebrity Apex Cruise: Days 4 to 7 – Belize, Cozumel, Grand Cayman and a day at sea
By Michael Edwards on Feb 27, 2023 in Belize, Caribbean, Cayman Islands, Central America, Cruises & Boat Travel, Featured, Mexico,…
Real ID: Extended Deadline – Peter Greenberg Travel Detective
What’s the most essential item to bring on a trip? It’s identification. But what constitutes approved and accepted identification? Of…
US hotels go on hiring spree, offer better wages and benefits
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, hotel employment is down by more than 250,000 jobs compared to February…
Must-Have Travel Trailer Accessories — Updated 2021 — Vagabondish
Boat owners often describe theirs as “a hole in the water, into which you throw money.” First-time travel trailer buyers…
Christmas and New Year Celebrations in Manali
Being one with Nature: Manali How does general public equate the New Year Celebrations to? Maybe just going to pubs,…
Introducing: "Gentleman Adventurer"
– Dear Reader, as of 01. January 2019, I have migrated my travel blog to luxuryrogue.wordpress.com See you there, if…
Gear Review: Yeti Roadie 48 Wheeled Cooler
If you know anything about the premium cooler market, you probably already know that Yeti has been the leader in…
Tips For Rome’s Top Attraction in 2022
Roman Colosseum Travel Guide Rome, Italy The Colosseum one of the most popular sights in Rome, and one of the…
Touring Toyosu and Tsukiji Markets in Tokyo
For anyone interested in sushi and Japanese food in general, touring markets in Japan is a must. We arrange early morning visits to the wholesale Toyosu Market in Tokyo to watch the tuna auction. We also arrange insider food tours of Tsukiji Outer Market. Artisans of Leisure customizes private Japan tours that provide an in-depth culinary and cultural experience. We arrange specialty …
Munich: Quintessential Germany
Munich, the capital of Bavaria in southern Germany, is a cultural powerhouse that offers visitors historic neighborhoods, world-class art museums, Baroque palaces, traditional beer halls, World War II sites and diverse excursions. Many of our private tours in Munich start in Marienplatz, the medieval town square in the historic city center, especially notable for the famous Glockenspiel in the facade of the New Town Hall. The…
Thrillable Hours: Peter J. Kim, Executive Director of the Museum of Food and Drink
Welcome back to Thrillable Hours, my interview series about alternative jobs for lawyers. I have been sitting on this and other Thrillable Hours interviews during my recovery, and I am excited to get back to them. I have received emails from quite a few readers who were concerned that I might abandon my “life after law” series given my limited time at the computer. Not the plan! My life as a former lawyer is a big part of how I got to where I am today. I want to keep…
It’s Official. I Need a US Politics Intervention.
PLEASE NOTE: I am moving my RSS feed to this address: feeds.feedburner.com/travelswithanineyearold/ofRK. If you subscribe by RSS, please update your settings! American politics in 2017 really is, like herpes, the gift that keeps on giving. And – oh boy! – is it costing the self-employed economy! Back …
Rush Hour and the Elephant
I was about three months into my journey, sitting at an outdoor cafe in Phnom Penh and drinking a beer, monopolizing the wifi. It was rush hour, 5pm, and as I was hanging out I saw a full-grown elephant come walking down the street, minded by her trainer and wearing shoes made from recycled tires. The same thing happened the …
Rush Hour and the Elephant
I was about three months into my journey, sitting at an outdoor cafe in Phnom Penh and drinking a beer, monopolizing the wifi. It was rush hour, 5pm, and as I was hanging out I saw a full-grown elephant come walking down the street, minded by her trainer and wearing shoes made from recycled tires. The same thing happened the next day. And the…
Insider Decorative Arts and Shopping Tours in Cairo, Egypt
Cairo in Egypt is one of our favorite places in the Middle East to browse for decorative arts. For interested travelers, we arrange insider shopping tours in Cairo and elsewhere in Egypt, including visits to top antiques shops as well as upscale boutiques, favorite sections of bazaars and private studios. Upon request, we can also arrange private appointments with Egyptian artisans who make and sell beautiful pottery, jewelry, inlaid wood, metalwork and blown glass objects. …
Roman Ruins at Chedworth Villa in the Cotswolds, England
Roman ruins are found throughout England, from Hadrian’s Wall in the north to the ancient hot springs complex at Bath in the south, reflecting the country’s occupation by the Roman Empire from 43 to 410 A.D. One of the largest and best-preserved of these ruins is the fourth-century A.D. Chedworth Roman Villa, a National Trust-run archaeological site in the Cotswolds. An area of southwest England best…
The 3 most amazing luxury villas in Ibiza
On the beautiful Balearic island of Ibiza, you can expect nature, culture and a lot of leisure time, both during the day and at night. The beaches and bays of the island are in no way inferior to the inland landscapes. To enjoy the time on this beautiful island the most, Paradizo will present you
The 3 most amazing luxury villas in Mallorca
The Spanish island of Mallorca is located in the western Mediterranean and is the largest island of the Baleares. The island offers a big range of activities which makes it the ideal location for all kinds of people. Party seeker, sun lovers and beach goers, hikers and outdoor sport lovers, nature enthusiast, luxury lifestyle lovers
5 things to do in Sitges near Barcelona
Sitges, a small town just an hour drive from Barcelona, is the Catalonian capital of homosexuals and location for the weekend residences for many rich Spaniards. The resort has only around 30000 inhabitants and is known for its beautiful beaches and cute little streets with small boutiques that invite for a shopping trip. The perfect
Mykonos luxury travel guide
The small and beautiful island in the Greek Aegean offers holiday makers crystal clear blue water and beautiful sandy beaches that invite you to sunbathe and swim. But it is also rich in culture, it has numerous picturesque houses along the coast and a historic church called Panagia-Paraportiani. White colored houses and a