Dan Buettner is a National Geographic Fellow, the #1 New York Times Bestselling Author of five books on longevity and happiness, and a three-time Guinness World Record holder for long-distance cycling. In 2003, Buettner founded Blue Zones, where he has studied communities with increased longevity, including Ikaria, Greece; Loma Linda, California; Sardinia, Italy; Okinawa, Japan; and Nicoya, Costa Rica. His study of longevity has been adapted into … [Read more...]
Why We Chose the Springs Resort in Costa Rica for Our Wedding
Choosing a wedding venue is never an easy task! We looked at venues in our local area of Fort Lauderdale, Miami, all the way to the Caribbean islands, and many beach resorts in Costa Rica prior to choosing The Springs Resort & Spa at Arenal, Costa Rica. Today I’ll share with you what led to this decision and why we feel like this is one of the most unique weddings ever crafted. About The Springs Resort in Costa Rica The Springs Resort and … [Read more...]
10 Top Countries to Find a Wife in 2024
2024 is already getting to be one of the most active years for international dating enthusiasts. With countless superb websites for online dating or mail-order brides and millions of foreign women and men chatting each other up, it’s never been easier to find a wife online. Still, “never easier” doesn’t mean “easy,” and there are things to keep in mind when looking for your future spouse. For one, it’s obviously crucial to take your time and … [Read more...]
John Farrell, Founder of One Bag Travel
Q. Tell us a bit about yourself and what made you decide to travel with only one bag? Hi, I’m John from One Bag Travel. I’m from Connecticut, United States. I started one-bag traveling after almost missing a morning ferry in Croatia because my friends overpacked giant checked roller bags. It took them forever to repack their clothes—too bulky that they couldn’t move quickly while dragging the roller bags on cobblestone streets at 4 am. From … [Read more...]
Dispatches From Exile: Santa Cruz, Mexico
A quaint fishing village on the Pacific in the middle of nowhere, Santa Cruz, Mexico is best described by its proximity to Puerto Vallarta, which itself was a fishing village until a few decades ago when some gringo celebrities turned it into a sodomy-laden tourist destination. Related: Puerto Vallarta, Mexico in Full Color Santa Cruz is still the real deal. Farmers ride horses where they please and shirtless motorbike riders with their … [Read more...]
10 Inns offer to pay tank of gas for guests – Leap Day campaign
New York — Ten beds and breakfast across the United States are banding together to encourage travelers to take a leap, fill their tanks, and see what it's like to stay at a B&B in a nod toward Leap Day. Starting February 29th this group of inns will pay $40 toward a tank of gas for each two-consecutive night, midweek, reservation (Monday through Thursday) through the month of March at the participating properties. "Every four years we have … [Read more...]
Pennsylvania Panorama: A Visual Feast for Travel Enthusiasts
Pennsylvania, often referred to as the Keystone State, offers a unique blend of historical landmarks, lush natural landscapes, and modern urban centers. This article embarks on a captivating exploration through the state, unveiling the charm of its bustling cities, serene natural settings, iconic landmarks, renowned stadiums, and the vibrant gambling scene. From the historic streets of Philadelphia to the scenic trails of the Pocono … [Read more...]
How Living with Strangers Sparked a Filmmaker’s Dream – The Story of Christoph Pehofer
The first time I heard about Couchsurfing was when I visited LA back in 2007. While cruising through the steel and glass of LA's concrete jungle in a car with David, a long-time friend of mine and the owner and editor of Dave's Travel Corner, we were hit with this crazy idea of crashing on strangers' couches. Despite the discomfort of wrapping up in a sleeping bag on the cold living room floor, we had so much fun getting to know so many great … [Read more...]
Great Global Giveaway for Educational Adventures to Seven Continents Begins January 2024
Road Scholar Contest Winners Will Find “Golden Ticket” in 2025 Catalog Boston, Mass. (January 5, 2024) — Road Scholar, the nonprofit world leader in educational travel for older adults, is having an early kick-off of their 50th anniversary celebration with a contest called the “Great Global Giveaway.” Seven lucky winners will win one of seven educational adventures to seven continents, complete with airfare for two people. These seven trips, … [Read more...]
Queen City Revelations: Unlocking the Charm and Energy of Charlotte
As the Carolina Piedmont sun sets, casting elongated shadows over Uptown Charlotte, the city's electric ambiance becomes palpable. Charlotte, a jewel of the American South, harmoniously blends warm Southern hospitality with ambitious cosmopolitan vibes. With its population standing at 2.3 million in 2024, Charlotte continues to grow and evolve, offering an array of hidden gems and vibrant experiences beneath its gleaming skyscrapers and animated … [Read more...]
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