Everett Potter's Travel Report

Photo by Christina Heyniger,  travelofftheradar.com      What's happening to the world of adventure travel during this global recession? The man to ask is Shannon Stowell (above right), president of the… Continue reading »

     Heceta Head Lighthouse, Oregon         If the current state of the world makes you want to truly get away from it all, there's a lot to be… Continue reading »

Henri Matisse, Woman Seated in an Armchair (1923): Models battle textiles for the spotlight. By Ed Wetschler     Philadelphia has always been nuts about Impressionism and modern art, but now… Continue reading »

        In the Caribbean, small can be beautiful. Very beautiful. Sure, I've stayed at plenty of sprawling Caribbean hotels, and they have their good points, especially if you have… Continue reading »

  Reviewed by Richard West            "And what will you be having, yourself?"A pint of your finest."     In Dublin that would be a Guinness as you wait… Continue reading »

OpenSkies is an airline that offers two-class seating in 757's with a maximum of 64 passengers on board. It aims to succeed where other companies have failed in offering a… Continue reading »

      It may sound disingenuous to be talking "villa" in recessionary times, but a villa in the Caribbean can save you money — sometimes a great deal — when… Continue reading »

    This morning, I skied fresh corduroy at  Deer Valley under cobalt blue skies. Yesterday, I navigated eight inches of fresh snow at Sundance (above) in the midst of a… Continue reading »

    One flight to the islands can save you money. So find out if an island has nonstop service from a major U.S. hub such as New York, Atlanta or… Continue reading »

  By Bobbie Leigh  Gouged out of soft stone, the cave dwellings in the  steep, craggy cliffs of  Matera  are  without a doubt the most unusual in all of Italy…. Continue reading »