Even if you have only one day in Hong Kong, I recommend a visit to the Chi Lin Nunnery and the Nan Lian Garden!
8 Novel Places to Move to (or Visit) Now that Trump Has Won the Election
Some suggestions on places where Americans can go to recuperate from or relocate to because of the Trump Presidential Election
Exciting News! My Article on Travel and Running is Published on Club Carlson’s Blog!
Club Carlson hotels are located worldwide and include brands such as Radisson, Radisson Blu, Radisson Red, the Quorvus Collection, Park Plaza, Park Inn and Country Inns & Suites. Did you also know that Club Carlson has a blog entitled View From The Club, where you can read all sorts of interesting travel-related articles, reports and tips? I’m very excited … Read More
Hong Kong Avenue of Comic Stars and Other Sights at Kowloon Park
I had one day to kill in Hong Kong and I wasn’t going to waste a minute. Of course I couldn’t see everything, but I wanted the day to be meaningful. I began with an early run along Victoria Harbor. When I exited the harbor, I strolled on the streets. Nathan Road is one of … Read More
$302 for 36 Hours in Hong Kong and AAdvantage Platinum Status
Yes, I’m crazy, but not as crazy as others. I did an out-and-back trip to Hong Kong from New York on American Airlines over Labor Day Weekend. How much did it cost? In total, including airfare, the weekend cost $302 plus 38,922 Citibank Thank You points plus 15,000 Hyatt Gold Passport points. It all began with … Read More
Street Art (Part 2) and Palapas – Playa Del Carmen, Mexico
This is a follow up to Street Art (Part 1) – Playa Del Carmen, Mexico. I went out running again the following day – it was really hot so I didn’t go far but I enjoyed exploring the streets and seeing art and scenery that I would never have otherwise seen. As promised, I took more … Read More
Street Art (Part 1) – Playa Del Carmen, Mexico
Greetings from Playa del Carmen! Although I have not generally seen a lot of street art in the main tourist areas here, this morning I went for a run on Fifth Avenue where the pedestrian mall ends. As I wanted to keep running, I only took a sampling of photos. Maybe I’ll take more tomorrow. … Read More
London: Overview of Trip
I just completed a fabulous trip to London! I’ve been there before, but not in many years, so, in some ways, it felt like I was visiting for the first time. This trip was theoretically in the making for many years, as I always wanted to run in the London Marathon. So did my friend … Read More
Photos: Sights of Dusseldorf, Germany
This is the third of three posts on a quick trip to Düsseldorf, Germany (see, Hotel Review – Hyatt Regency Düsseldorf and Hyatt Regency Düsseldorf Fitness Center). I left the hotel on foot for a little morning run/jog/walk/stroll. I hit the MedienHafen to see first hand the harbor architecture designed by world-renowned architects such as Frank O. Gehry, … Read More
Lavish Morning at the Ritz Carlton Spa, Fort Lauderdale
What would a luxury-themed tour of Fort Lauderdale, Florida be without a lavish spa experience at the Ritz Carlton Hotel? Don’t answer that, it’s a rhetorical question. But, for me, luckily, and incredibly, it was a heavenly reality. Being fit entails not only working out and eating good foods, but also treating your mind and body well. And … Read More
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A New York frequent flyer who elegantly combines her passions for worldwide travel, running a gazillion marathons all over the globe and staying fit ... without sacrificing her fancy for good wine and food.