The media’s reports of Detroit are, at their very best, unbalanced. What they miss while running yet another “ruin porn” story are the enormous efforts (and results) of insiders, outsiders and organizations, such as Midtown Detroit. Founded 37 years ago, Midtown Detroit’s mission is to transform an area of Detroit that is not surprisingly, in […]
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Colorado’s Two Must-Sees
A super easy (and traffic-less) two and a half hour are two of Colorado’s must-see darlings. The first being Monarch Mountain the hassle free, inexpensive resort, where everyone, regardless of age or skill level can have a helluva good time skiing (or riding). The second: a town that when the day is done will serve […]
7 Hearty Denver Dishes
Guest Post: From Denver food and beer blogger, Lillian Chatham. Lillian is the founder of Lilly Sue’s Bites and Brews and has wicked good taste in food and drink. Below are her recommendations on where to find some of Denver’s best comfort food. It’s already February so many of you have probably long forgotten those […]
Top 10 Taglines Rejected by Costa Rica’s Tourism Board
1. Where does the bus stop? Where it stops. 2. Today’s gringo menu? Identical to the local’s menu but with a 450% you-ain’t-Latino surcharge. 3. Average bus trip? A few driving hours + time for the bus driver to finish his game of dominoes, dealing with the logistics of the bus backing into the mango […]
12 Travel Tips for Americans (and Others Who Are Travel-Challenged)
#1. If you don’t have to go snorkeling for dinner and/or worry about your children stepping on landmines on their way home from school — allow yourself to be (a little) ripped off by those who do. #2. Do you see people in urban environments in your own country wearing wicking shirts, pants that zip […]
