Eddy L. Harris is a writer, filmmaker, and lifelong traveler who mixes memoir, adventure, and cultural insights in books like Mississippi Solo and Native Stranger. His stories dive into race and identity, inspired by his journeys across the USA and Africa. Q. Back in the 80s, you made a journey down the Mississippi by canoe, solo. What was the hardest part of doing it solo? The hardest thing about doing it solo was doing it. And I imagine … [Read more...]
Game Your Way Around the World
Travel and gaming may seem like separate worlds, but they share a common thread immersion, exploration, and the thrill of discovery. Just as games transport players into new environments, travel offers the chance to step into real-life worlds that echo the themes and atmospheres of favourite games. Whether you love epic adventures, high stakes excitement, or relaxed social play, your gaming preferences can inspire the perfect holiday … [Read more...]
The Logistics of Playing Online Poker When Traveling
You packed your laptop, booked the hotel, and figured you would grind a few tournaments from the road. Then you opened the app, and it refused to load. This is the reality for poker players who travel within the United States and assume their accounts will work the same way in every state. They do not. Where your body is physically sitting determines everything, and that fact catches people off guard more often than you would expect. Online … [Read more...]
Louis Potenziano (Bangkok Louie), Expat Restaurateur and Irish Pub Owner
Louis Potenziano, also known as Bangkok Louie, is an American expat who has been living in Bangkok for over 6 years. He owns O’Leary’s Irish Pub (Soi 15, Sukhumvit), Louie’s on 15 Bamboo and Bourbon, a Thai European restaurant in the same area. Before moving to Bangkok, he worked in Doha on a hospital project, where he led a team installing integrated low-voltage security and communications systems. Q. How did the name ‘Bangkok Louie’ come … [Read more...]
Exploring the Iconic Blue Mosques Around the World
Blue mosques stand as mesmerizing jewels in the crown of Islamic architecture, their shimmering turquoise domes and intricate tilework drawing travelers from every corner of the globe. These azure sanctuaries, often nicknamed for their dominant blue hues, blend ancient artistry with spiritual depth, offering amateur explorers profound insights into diverse cultures. From the bustling heart of Istanbul to the sun-drenched shores of Qatar: here’s … [Read more...]
Resorts World Bet Shuts Down in New York: Why the Market Was Too Tough to Crack
Resorts World Bet is now officially out of the New York sports betting market. After months of speculation, the operator has confirmed its sportsbook is no longer live as of June 2025. The decision follows persistent struggles to generate meaningful revenue in a market dominated by national heavyweights. Bonus Finder reported earlier this year that Resorts World Bet’s handle and revenue consistently trailed far behind competitors. While brands … [Read more...]
Rent a Yacht in NYC: Luxury Experiences on the Water
To rent a yacht in NYC is to access one of the most controlled and premium hospitality environments in the city. Unlike land-based venues, yacht charters combine transportation, privacy, regulated safety standards, and panoramic scenery into a single, mobile experience. New York Harbor is a commercial waterway governed by strict maritime regulations, which makes professional operation, vessel certification, and crew expertise non-negotiable. … [Read more...]
World Cup, Super Bowls, Olympics: Discussing US Destinations for Your Sports Bucket List
If you are a frequent traveler and a sports fan, there is arguably no better place to be in the latter half of the 2020s than the United States. As luck – or political maneuvering – would have it, the US will host both the 2026 FIFA World Cup and 2028 Summer Olympics, making it the place to be for global sports in the coming years. Of course, there are also the annual ‘national’ events, such as the Super Bowl. Tickets for these blue-chip … [Read more...]
Daniel Seddiqui, American Traveler, Author, Speaker and Cultural Explorer
Daniel Seddiqui is an American traveler, author, and cultural explorer best known for “50 Jobs in 50 States,” the ambitious project he created for himself by working a different job in every state across the country. He later chronicled his epic cultural quest in a book and founded Living the Map to promote deeper cultural understanding. Over the years, he has traveled the entire USA more than 20 times, making him one of the few individuals who … [Read more...]
The Big Four: America’s Best Cities for Year-Round Sports Tourism
The United States boasts four powerhouse cities that define year-round sports tourism. From East to West, these destinations combine championship teams, legendary venues, and immersive fan experiences that attract millions annually. New York City & Boston (East Coast Hub) New York City and Boston anchor American sports history. Fans flock to Yankee Stadium, Madison Square Garden, Fenway Park, and TD Garden to witness generations of … [Read more...]
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