Spain – Madrid, Barcelona and Ibiza

Spain is the land of romance and amazing oddities. From bullfights to Gaudi to partying the night away on Ibiza, travelers could easily spend a year exploring Spain.MadridWith a population of over three million, Madrid is a big, modern city in central Spain. The suburbs of Madrid are very modern

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North Spain – Santander, Zargoza and Vigo

Madrid and the attractions of southern Spain tend to get all of the attention. In the northern part of the country, Santander, Zargoza and Vigo are hidden gems.SantanderLocated on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean, Santander is a city going about its business. Squeezed between mountains and the

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Montclair, New Jersey Due West of Manhattan

A visit to Montclair, New Jersey reveals a township that appears to have more in common with New York City than do most other communities in the area. Situated only 12 miles due west of Manhattan, Montclair possesses the heart and rhythm of the Big Apple minus the tall buildings, crowds, and

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Old Spanish Charm – Valencia, Granada and Seville

Much of Spain has undergone a modernization effort. Fortunately, cities such as Valencia, Granada and Seville retain much of their old world charm.ValenciaSimilar to Barcelona in some ways, Valencia is another must visit city in Spain. Located on the coast of the Mediterranean, the city has

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France – Bordeaux and St. Tropez

France and Paris, Paris and France. You’ll have a great time exploring Paris, but you’ll miss places like Bordeaux and St. Tropez if you don’t get out of the city.BordeauxBordeaux is both a city and the center of the wine region in France. As a city, Bordeaux is surprisingly

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Austria Off The Beaten Path – Zell Am See, Innsbruck and Bad Gastein

Mention Austria and everyone thinks of Vienna and Salzburg. In addition to great names, Zell am See, Innsbruck and Bad Gastein are great locations off the beaten path.Zell am SeeZell…am…See. The name just rolls off the tongue, but it pails in comparison to the place. Often described as

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Family Reunion Tradition Boosts Travel Industry

Family reunions have been a rapidly growing tradition since 1999 and is now accelerating at an enormous pace as technology and travel combine with family interest and genealogy making finding, communicating and meeting family members a fun and exciting pastime.Family reunion planning has become a

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Vamos a La Playa, Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh

In 1655 England seized Jamaica from Spain- it would appear that now, some 350 years later, the Spanish are back en force. Over the last couple of years the Spanish tour operators and hotel companies have been grabbing headlines with large-scale projects all over the island. And they’ve been

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Jamaica’s True Colors: Red, Green and Golf

Jamaica is blessed with all the qualities of a world-class golf destination. In addition to excellent year-round weather, the topography, lush vegetation and scenic beauty of our tropical island also encourages creative golf course designs by imaginative golf course architects. Jamaica is also

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Jamaica’s Underwater Wonders

Over the years many songwriters have referred to the beauty of this green pearl in the string of Caribbean islands, and today it is known throughout the world for its lush vegetation, reggae music, rum and coffee. One of the most overlooked attractions is, however, that part of the island that

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