This is why travelers are rediscovering Cape Town
Latitudes is a NEW monthly column where Travel Writer Debbie Stone takes readers to destinations and excursions around the world. It’s easy to fall in love with Cape Town –…
Forget Cabo San Lucas and Cancún; we’ve got a more luxurious and secluded Mexican hideaway
Deep in the south of Mexico, in the pointed toe of the high heeled boot-shaped country, lies Yucatán, just three hours (200 miles) west of Cancún. Off the beaten path,…
Why Vancouver is For Everyone
If Canada were a family, Toronto and Montreal would be the favorite children, while Vancouver would be the step-child. More travelers visit the former. It might have something to do…
Sexy, Sophisticated, and Sublime: A Non-Touristy Travel Guide to Malta
Malta is the type of destination that lures you in the minute you step off the airplane. It’s colorful and picturesque everywhere you turn. So of course, I was itching…
48 Hours in the American Riviera
Santa Barbara isn’t a hard sell. Known as the “American Riviera”, it has one of most picturesque coastlines in the state, an award-winning wine region, some of the most photographed…
Top 5 Things To Do In Cuba
TOP 5 THINGS TO DO IN CUBA As an American, Cuba was once off limits to me—that is until this February, when I obtained a visa and got a chance…
Luxury Travelers are Pretty Picky These Days
Money isn’t the only thing that differentiates luxury travelers from others. How and where they spend their vacations are distinctive as well. The wealthiest U.S. travelers prefer vacationing in Mexico,…
The only eco-luxury cruise you need is right here!
Santiago Dunn was a green traveler before the world even discovered green travel. As the owner of a successful luxury yacht company in the Galápagos Islands, he grew up in…
3 reasons why Vietnam is becoming a mecca for cultural travelers
I was in high school when the North Vietnamese Army captured Saigon. With the passage of time, my memories are vague. I recall Vietnam War videos and photos of America’s…
