The great thing about Europe is that it is so packed with nations that in five hours in any direction you can be in an entirely different country, culture, and language from the one you started in. Paris is four hours from Zurich; Zurich is four hours from Milan....
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STEELE LUXURY TRAVEL WELCOMED INTO THE VIRTUOSO® TRAVEL NETWORK
New York, JANUARY 13, 2017 —Steele Luxury Travel, a New York-based, full service...
By Robert Amster
Virtuoso has released its 2017 Best of the Best directory. This is the luxury network’s largest collection to date of hotels and experiential itineraries.
At more than 600 pages, the directory includes 75 new properties, bringing the...
By Michelle Rae Uy
Spa treatments are very much a fixture of every resort vacation. They are kind of like mini vacations that exist within our actual vacations that at one point or another we all seek or badly need. What’s better than finding yourself in a...
It sounds like the name of a prescription drug, and that might be ironic, because Benidorm as plenty about it that’s addicting.
For those readers geographically-challenged,...
By Dane Steele Green
Tulum was built in a twilight. The Mayan city rose just as the whole culture was about to take a one-way trip to one-way trip to Total Collapse-ville. I bring this up because,...
By Rich Thomaselli
This might have been one of the most heartfelt, and unique, holiday surprises ever produced by an airline.
Knowing that many people travel solo during the holidays, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines decided it was going to bring together a...
By Barry Kauffman
In a year where travel saw so many ups and downs and surprises, it can be difficult to point to any one figure as having had the most impact. Travel is, after all, a multi-faceted industry with titanic figures looming everywhere.
Do you pick the...
Ever hear of Cassandra of Troy? One of the most tragic women in literature, she is. A Trojan princess, she was cursed with the gift of prophecy: She could see the future as clear as day. The catch was no one ever believed her. She saw the doom that troublemaking tramp Helen represented, the fall of the city,...
By Brian Major
The Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) this week approved a $90 million loan to finance continued renovation of historic, public and tourist infrastructure in the Zona Colonial district in Santo Domingo, the Dominican...