Trip Planning Sweet: My husband and I love to travel. He prefers lounging poolside and ordering room service, while I prefer to go out and experience. Sour: My nephew graduated from college, and his family wanted a trip to Europe that my wife planned. Sweet: Since I had time, felt capable and confident...I planned … Continue reading Smooth Sailing – A Trip Across Generations
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A Distinct Resort in the Land of Smiles
The search of sun and repose coupled with a bucket list worthy hotel inspired our stay at the Conrad Koh Samui.
Maldives Bucket List Trip
Sweet: Take chances, go far away, and don't worry! This motto helped me sell my husband on a trip to our bucket list destination, the Maldives. The Maldives are made of of atolls, ring shaped coral reefs that create a calm place in the sea allowing for crystal clear blue lagoons, an abundance of colorful fish, … Continue reading Maldives Bucket List Trip
Eating Our Hearts Out in Italy (Eat-aly)
Sweet: There's nothing better than sharing something you love with someone; a moment, a place, a taste, or an experience! This was my second trip to Italy, and I have shared my last trip, but this time traveling to Lake Como was special, because I was able to share it with my husband. Sour: Driving into Italy over the … Continue reading Eating Our Hearts Out in Italy (Eat-aly)
Dream no Further than Dreams Los Cabos
Sour: My wife and I booked a three night mini-moon to Cabo San Lucas shortly after our wedding weekend. Arriving at the airport in Cabo is always a little hectic; timeshare representatives and private drivers are eager to have the chance to sell you on a "deal". We kept walking and made it out to the Apple Vacations representatives, … Continue reading Dream no Further than Dreams Los Cabos
Culture with Affordability in Prague
Prague is one of the stunning yet affordable places left in Europe to visit. Most 4 star hotels run about $100 per night, and 5 star hotels can sometimes be found under $200 a night. Eating out is also very cheap. Word has gotten out about Prague so you may have to share it with … Continue reading Culture with Affordability in Prague
Reminiscing of Portofino
I've never visited a more charming and picturesque location as Portofino. This once fishing village turned celebrity and tourism hot spot is home to just 493 people, making it a hard place to find a hotel. My parents and I stayed in Santa Margherita Ligure, a great seaside town only 3 miles away. Getting to Portofino was half of … Continue reading Reminiscing of Portofino
Hong Kong – Gateway to the East
Sweet: With just a glance at Hong Kong's skyline, it's easy to see that this is one of the most densely populated cities in the world. I can't help but wonder, where are all these people from, and what do they do here? The people here are primarily Chinese from the province of Guangdong. Cantonese and … Continue reading Hong Kong – Gateway to the East
Bali – The Feeling of Adventure
Sweet: Bali has it all, beautiful resorts, warm weather, affordability, great massages, and delicious food. After a short six night stay, I know we want to go back, and that there is so much more to see! Sour: We wanted to get a feel for the island, staying at three resorts for two nights each. … Continue reading Bali – The Feeling of Adventure
5 Days in Singapore…and Still Not Enough
Sweet: Singapore is doing something right...it started with our arrival at Changi Airport, where amenities include movie theaters, a butterfly garden, spa, giant slide, rooftop swimming pool and world class shopping. Everything is clean, orderly, and tastefully designed. Sour: Leaving from the airport was a breeze; there's no need for an expensive cab ride. We simply hopped onto the MRT commuter train for $1.70, the same way that most Singaporeans … Continue reading 5 Days in Singapore…and Still Not Enough
Sweet & Sour To Go! 