A heavenly hotel experience
byGod may have closed a window but has certainly opened a door at The Abbey Inn & Spa on Peekskill’s imposing Fort Hill.
TRAVEL
A ‘Haven’ on the sea
byGet your dose of “Vitamin Sea,” WAG travel writer Debbi K. Kickham says, aboard Norwegian Cruise Line’s The Haven.
Veni, vidi, vino
byBurgundy is also a place for great food, shopping, biking, hot air ballooning, mountain climbing and just savoring life.
Traveling for business and pleasure with Sandra Smith
bySandra Smith is from suburban Chicago, graduated from Louisiana State University and distance-dated hubby John Connelly, traveling on weekends to Chicago from Manhattan, where she worked for Aegis Capital Corp. and Hermitage Capital Corp. before joining Bloomberg Television and ultimately Fox News.
Oh, the places you’ll go (to relax from work)
byWAG asks three travel specialists where and when it is prudent to travel.
Solid as the Rock (of Gibraltar)
byThe stubborn, recalcitrant, headstrong Rock of Gibraltar, a financial services center, has become a byword for something unchanging and dependable, somewhere that refuses to change regardless of fad, fashion or the prevailing wind – which is undoubtedly why the Prudential insurance company uses The Rock in its logo.
Club Med Cancun delivers as an office getaway
byA land-based, all-inclusive luxury resort offering oceans of activities all day long, plus unlimited snacks, meals and drinks? We found it at Club Med in Cancun, which opened back up last October and this year celebrates its 45th anniversary.
That old Maine magic
byFar from the madding summer crowd, Hidden Pond is a sophisticated resort with luxurious accommodations and a superb restaurant.
Travel treats for mom
byMom will love these globetrotting goodies.
Anguilla’s laidback charm
by“We can take comfort in the fact that some things never change,” writes WAG Wanderer Barbara Barton Sloane. Anguilla’s “water is still azure and crystal-clear, its sands are white and powder-soft; the sky remains an irresistible cerulean blue; and the Anguillan people are still kind, gracious and eager to welcome you to their special island paradise.”
In a class by itself
byWith South Beach overrun with spring-breakers and currently under curfew, the smart (and quiet) money is in Coconut Grove.
Wine country, reborn
byAfter last year’s devastating fires, visitors to California’s wine country will find thriving vineyards, charming towns, parks filled with history and natural beauty, beautiful vistas and miles of dramatic Pacific coastline eagerly awaiting guests.
Italy In the palm of your hand
byTeddy Blake handbags, made in Italy, offer luxe for less.
The right kind of baggage
byTUMI unveils a premium capsule luggage and travel collection inspired by McLaren.
Putting the joie in the vivre
byA Nyack hotel transitions into a fully-fledged urban resort.
Grand hotels, still
byDespite the pandemic, old hotels have been renovating and new hotels have been opening space.
From Russia with love
byWAG Wanderer Barbara Barton Sloane takes a leisurely trip through parts of Russia via a Viking River Cruise.
A world of design at Casa de Campo
byA replica of a 16th-century Mediterranean village within the Dominican Republic resort of Casa de Campo, Altos de Chavón is home to Chavón, The School of Design, where you can learn about fashion and the visual arts.
The friendly pandemic skies
byCovid-19 has changed the way we fly. Here’s what you need to know.
Making room for this inn
byOpening at the beginning of the lockdown, The Abbey Inn & Spa in Peekskill has made lemonade out of lemons.