Meet my blogger pal Sandie who clearly knows how to put a surfboard into perspective. This California gal has been schlepping around Hawaii talking to the locals and discovering the best food.
Category Archives: North America
Niagara Falls walk on a tightrope
Mark June 15 in your diary as aerialist and seventh generation circus performer Nik Wallenda tightrope walks across Niagara Falls.
Win a travel reporter’s dream cruise
Ecruising.travel are hooking up with Delta Air Lines and Norwegian Cruise Lines to give you the chance to be a travel reporter for 15 days on a cruise from Los Angeles to Miami on board the luxurious Norwegian Pearl.
Tourists behaving badly
A new survey conducted in five countries discovered that Americans are well travelled but believe they are the world’s worst tourists. Chinese tourists were in second place, closely followed by the French.
Ask Sally: Dilemma over Las Vegas wedding
Las Vegas now has a pop-up wedding chapel where you can try out being married to see if you like it. Perfect for commitment phobics, says Aunt Sally.
10 hotels to spice up Valentine’s Day
For those who like their Valentine’s Day hot, The Luxury Travel Bible has come up with the Top 10 Raunchiest Hotels in the World.
Child beggars – the dilemma for travellers
Our Travel With An Open Heart project found a shocking statistic: According to UNICEF there are an estimated 150 million children living or working on the streets worldwide. Many are beggars and vulnerable to prostitution.
Fright night Halloween tours in Alton
Alton is a pretty American town that actually promotes itself as one of the most haunted places in the US. It even has a ghost tour season throughout autumn.
9/11 memorial and museum opens
Occupying eight of the 16 acres at the World Trade Center, the 911 Memorial, now open to visitors, is a tribute to the past and a place of hope for the future.
Tour Hollywood’s most famous crime scenes
Crime Scene Tours is the first tour dedicated to the most infamous crime scenes in Los Angeles.