New York's NoMad neighborhood is welcoming Marilyn to the HGU Hotel and Luxe Life Hotel.
The Week in Travel (8/17/12)
The world of travel moves fast! Let’s keep up–together. On Fridays, Traveling IQ curates the highlights from the past week: *Ryan Lochte is peeing in a new pool; Posh, Sporty, Ginger, Scary and Baby are now a little less spicy; and Londoners are minding the gap in media coverage. What happens next in post-Olympic London? … Continue reading The Week in Travel (8/17/12)
The Week in Travel (6/29/12)
The world of travel moves fast! Let’s keep up–together. On Fridays, Traveling IQ curates the highlights from the past week: *Traveling will make you thirsty. Quench it stylishly at one of the best new bars in cities including Berlin, Beijing, Buenos Aires, and other non-B beginning destinations. (via Conde Nast Traveler) *Eating out(doors) in London. … Continue reading The Week in Travel (6/29/12)
The Week in Travel (5/18/12)
The world of travel moves fast! Let’s keep up–together. On Fridays, Traveling IQ curates the highlights from the past week: *Hilton Hotels are working it out. Guests at the Hilton McLean Tysons Corner and the Hilton San Francisco Union Square will now have the option of staying in a Yoga Room or Cardio Room, each … Continue reading The Week in Travel (5/18/12)
Dutch Attitude at a Caribbean Latitude
The Dutch island of Curaçao invites you to experience European sophistication with Caribbean warmth. Offering an enticing combination of Dutch Attitude at a Caribbean Latitude, Curaçao is emerging as one of the Caribbean’s most popular gay destinations. A rare island where tourists and locals effortlessly coexist, Curaçao imbues your tropical vacation with cultural authenticity. Conveniently … Continue reading Dutch Attitude at a Caribbean Latitude
Aruba Marriott: “One Happy Island”
If variety is the spice of life, Aruba is hot, hot, hot! This self-proclaimed “One Happy Island” is a blend of Caribbean ease, European sophistication and American comfort. Though best known for the pristine beaches along its west coast, Aruba also has a rugged eastern coast and a colonial town center. It is the rare … Continue reading Aruba Marriott: “One Happy Island”
Cologne, Germany: Religion & Revelry
Cologne is a city of contrasts. Germany’s most catholic city is also one of its most progressive. Founded along the Rhine River as a Roman settlement in 38 BC, Cologne has managed to stay relevant through more than 2,000 years of history, culture, and artistry. Germany’s fourth largest city celebrates its distinct “Kölsch” culture by … Continue reading Cologne, Germany: Religion & Revelry
Puerto Vallarta Gets Tastier
If variety is the spice of life, gay Vallarta just got tastier. Casa Cupula (http://www.casacupula.com), the decidedly upscale, boutique gay hotel in Puerto Vallarta, has opened its new restaurant Taste to the public. Perched on a secluded hillside, overlooking the Bay of Banderas, Taste is all about options. Choose to dine in the newly … Continue reading Puerto Vallarta Gets Tastier
London: Savoring the Heart of Soho
London's Soho is like Times Square. Take the cobblestone paths inward to discover the heart of Soho
NYC: Sweet Treats on Wheels
New Yorkers are constantly on the go. Why should our food be any different? Food trucks of all varieties continue to expand their customer base by parking their mobile restaurants on the different streets of New York City. From tacos to pizza to dumplings, if you can imagine it, there is probably a truck serving … Continue reading NYC: Sweet Treats on Wheels