Monthly Archives: July 2016

You love to travel, but you hate the airport. It’s a common story, and we all know why. Long lines, expensive parking, crowded spaces- the list goes on. Not to mention, preparing for a long trip can cost you a pretty penny. Check out these 9 airport tips and tricks to help you save money, time, and your sanity.

Located on the corner of Exchange and Congress streets in the Old Port District is The Press Hotel. This structure was the former Press Herald Building founded in 1921 and they pay homage to the business of journalism starting with vintage typewriters in the lobby, typewriter keys in the elevator and a printing press theme throughout.

This is a boutique style hotel with a total of 110 rooms that vary in size.

Melia has just opened a new property in downtown Miami that also provides services for pets that goes beyond simply pet friendly. To accomplish this, the hotel has involved the dog care experts at Downtown Dogs Miami to provide the high level of care and service.

Hey Boomers! Did you ever find your lost shaker of salt? If not, I think I found it on the Hollywood Beach Boardwalk at the Margaritaville Beach Resort. That's right Parrotheads, Jimmy Buffet's hotel opened in November, 2015, so if you haven't made your way to the tropical paradise yet, I suggest you pack your beach ball and get moving. It's only fifteen minutes from Fort Lauderdale airport, which usually has great deals from a variety of cities.

Summer is here, and that means it’s time to finally make an attempt at relaxation! For those of us looking for an unexpected, off-the-beaten-path vacay spot, look no further than the great Tar Heel and Palmetto states of North and South Carolina! Nobody knows how to have fun the way the South can, and with its incredibly geographically diverse landscape of mountains, lakes, and more, both North and South Carolina have an unlimited amount of incredible things to experience this summer.

Summer is here, and that means it’s time to finally make an attempt at relaxation! For those of us looking for an unexpected, off-the-beaten-path vacay spot, look no further than the great Tar Heel and Palmetto states of North and South Carolina! Nobody knows how to have fun the way the South can, and with its incredibly geographically diverse landscape of mountains, lakes, and more, both North and South Carolina have an unlimited amount of incredible things to experience this summer.

Interested in staying in a unique boutique hotel in one of the most interesting cities in America? The bonus for pet owners is that it is also very pet friendly. The hotel is located in Chicago’s River North neighborhood at 660 North State Street, which is known for the largest concentration of art galleries outside of New York’s Manhattan. In addition the Magnificent Mile is only three blocks away – loaded with great restaurants and places to shop.

Has it ever occurred to you that sometimes you score a crazy cheap, round-trip flight cross country for only $100, and the next time you browse, you’re forced to pay over $400? Is it starting to feel like airlines are hiding something from us? The truth is, they actually might be. Thanks to some frugal shoppers on the Internet, there are ways to find and book cheaper flights, but of course, these are insider secrets that airlines don’t want to expose. Check out these 10 do’s and don’ts of finding and booking affordable airfare. Also, don’t forget to check out DealsPlus to snag the best deals on your airfare.

In the middle of a neighborhood in Louisville Kentucky is a Historic Home… Locust Grove.  The home was built in the 1790’s, and is on a beautiful piece of property.  General George Rodgers Clark came to this home, which was his sister’s, when his health was failing him.  He had a bedroom on the first floor of the house.  It is said that General Clark spent many hours sitting on the back porch looking at the Ohio River.

The only real cruising opportunity to Europe with your dog or cat is aboard the Queen Mary 2. Two years ago we reported that the Queen Mary provided for a dozen kennels for passengers pets on the journey from New York to England. Subsequently since that time the Cunard Line has spent $132 million in renovations that include new accommodations for both four legged and two legged passengers.