A look inside the Xcaret Hotel in the Riviera Maya in Mexico
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Take a look at a short video about the Hotel Xcaret in Mexico!
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How to not choose an all-inclusive resort
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New to traveling to all-inclusive resorts or maybe it has been awhile since you’ve been to one? These days choosing the right resort can be overwhelming - there’s literally thousands of different options to dig through. Here’s my five suggestions on how not to choose an all-inclusive resort for your next vacation. Don’t make one of these rookie mistakes!
Read MoreWe escaped to "paradise" at Margaritaville Resort Orlando
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We needed a break from reality and Margaritaville Resort Orlando was the right dose of vacation medicine. This AAA Four Diamond Resort is located just a few minutes from Disney World.
Read MoreCome explore Regent Seven Seas
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They say it’s an “unrivaled experience” and after seeing the Regent Seven Seas Explorer ship firsthand, I totally understand why.
Read MoreEmbark on a brand-new voyage
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There are some awesome new cruise ships sailing now - or in the near future - but the one that I am most excited about is the brand new cruise line - Virgin Voyages.
If you know anything about Sir Richard Branson then you know he likes to do things differently. Very differently. And so it should come as no surprise that his new cruise company is not going to be your normal sailing experience. Here’s reasons why I’m excited about this new cruise brand.
Read MoreA Culinary Theatre Experience in Mexico
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When you hear the term “all-inclusive resort” you may immediately think of crowded buffets with lackluster food and watered down drinks. And while that is still the case for some resorts (the ones I avoid!), the approach to food service at many all-inclusive resorts (AI’s for short) has made a big turnaround in the past several years in order to cater to “foodies” - or people who just enjoy decent food and drinks on vacation. Read More…
Read MoreWhere to find the best pannenkoeken in Amsterdam
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You may have enjoyed a short stack (or two) but have you tried a pancake from the Netherlands? These pancakes are called pannenkoeken, or pannenkoek if you are talking about one of them. But after trying a Dutch pancake, you will probably want more than one! They are thinner than American pancakes but not quite as thin as a crepe. They can be eaten with sweet or savory items/fillings and can be enjoyed at breakfast, lunch, dinner, or a snack between meals. Let’s look at where to get the best pannenkoeken in Amsterdam.
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